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Evening star., 1940-05-21
Alien Surveillance
Urged by 0verton
In Talk 10 5. A. R.
Drastic immigration
Laws Are Demanded
By Gen. Fries

1tC6AotA dtAOu 0AIO Su1 u1tCA0dllC6 VI
every alien in the United State.
should be made mandatory irnme.
diately by Congress, Senator Over.
ton, Democrat. OF Louisiana, today
told the Sons of the American Revo.
luton meeting at their 51st annua
congress.
This Is most necessary" step ir
American preparedness. he declared
after outlining the downfall Of thu
Low Countries and Scandinavia
through fifth columnists. He urged
that the S. A. r. adopt resolution.
recommending that Congress pas!
such laws Immediately.
Senator Overton, member of thu
Senate Appropriations Committe,
and the S. A. R. also, declared tn.
defense bill reported out "does no,
provide absolute security unde,
every circumstance" but the fund,
recommended do provide for money
that can be spent next year."
Preparedness Urged.
The S. A. R. and all other patriotic
organizations, he said at the Ward.
man Park Hotel. should see to 1t
that the United States avoids war
but Is prepared to meet war If in
volved. He also urged that they
work for the overthrow of subversive
influences In America.
Maj. Gen. Amos A. Fries. retired
OF Washington, World War chief of
the Chemical Warfare Service
urged immediate passage of "dras-
tic" immigration laws to end the
menace in the United States from
subversive influences.
"All Of our tremendous efforts for
national defense may be utterly
ruined or very seriously hampered ii
this policy Of coddling and pro-
tecting alien criminals and per-
miting tens Of thousands of aliens
to come into the United States
legally or illegally. is not terminated
at once and drastic laws passed and
enforced which will enable criminal
and foreign minded aliens to be de-
ported and others to be rounded up
fingerprinted and registered so that
they can be kept track of day and
night"
Would Deport Russell.
Foreign elements have gained
control of many parts of the educa-
tional system, particularly in the
writing of school texts, Gen. Fries,
chairman of the S. A. RS Immi-
grafton Committee, declared. Ber-
trand Russell, British philosopher
who recently was refused a position
at the City College of New York,
should be deported along with many
others now in this country, he said
"A great many of these educators, u
he said, ARE preaching collectivism,
which at its best is national Social
ism and at its worst Communism.
"Self-preservation is not only the
first law of nature, but is the first
law of common sense. We must
protect our Nation. If we lose it we
lose everything, and the citizens
come first. All soft-hearted, sob
sister stuff must be thrown to the
winds when national safety is in
danger" ,
The organization today heard re-
ports from chairmen of the national
committees. Wives of members will
be received at tea by Mrs. Henry
N. Robert, jr., president-general OF
the D. A. r. Tonight there will be
q banquet with Senator Nye, Re-
publican. Of North Dakota as
speaker.
Evening star., 1940-05-21
G. P.O. EmpIoye Asks
Congress to Adjourn
| So He Can Marry

BY the Associated Press.
Senator Barkley, the Demo-
cratic leader, offered today .
new reason for q quick ad-
journment Of Congress.
He said he had received word
that an employe Of the Gov
ernment Printing Office wanted
to get married In June, but
that he could not obtain leave
of absence as long as Congress
remained in Washington.
Evening star., 1940-05-21
India BoIsters Defense

BOMBAY, May 81 P.-The gov
ernment Of India today announced
intensif1cation of all defense meas
ures in view Of the possibility Of
fifth column" activities.
Evening star., 1940-05-21

Army explained that the table types
Of which manufacture has been discontinued
which participating
Springfield rifles and Enfield rifles
railway
actually been undergoing the Aberdeen Proving Grounds
caber the Ground left
World
Evening star., 1940-05-21
Emergency Defense Table

eaen 70 wncn the supply OF critical items will be in
table in the Senate hearings the enlarged supply
The appropriated year contained in
1941
Presidents message) will complete the critical
On hand
NOT fpograu
Evening star., 1940-05-21
Record Temperatures This Year.

Record Tenperatures This Year.
Highest. 90. on May IA.
Lowest, z, on January 20.
Humidity for Last "A aeurs
Nrom noon yesterday 70 noon todayJ
Highest, 90 per cent. at 4:20 pm. yes
terday.
Lowest, ~ per cent, at 1915 Pm.
yesterday.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear
at Harpers Ferry; Potomac very muddy At
Great Falls today.
Weather In varieus Cities
Evening star., 1940-05-21
Report for Last "a Hours.
Record for Lsst 4

Record for Last - aeurs.
Qfom noon yesterday 70 noon todayJ
Aishest. 81. ut 1870 Pm. yesterday
Year ago, 6S.
Lowest. 62, at 4 an. yesterday. Yeal
aso. "a.
Tide Tables,
Furnished By United States Coast and
00odekf0 AyrVAyl
Evening star., 1940-05-21
Summary Of
Todoy's Star

Page. Page.
Amuse- Obituary ---A-12
ments - B-20 Radio --B-1S
comics b-l8-l9 Society -----B-3
Edltorlals --A-10 Sports - A-16-l8
Finance - A-19 Woman's
Lost, Found B-14 Page BIZ
Foreign
Nazt advance guards see Eiffel
Tower. Page Al
French admit loss of Laon in "bulge"
battle. Page Al
British deny large enemy force at
Amlens. Page Al
National.
Navy orders extra shifts to speed up
defense program. Page Al
Roosevelt to confer with Landon at
White House tomorrow. Page Al
President vetoes $110,000,oOo rivers
and harbors bill. Page Az
Jack Dempsey and wife separate, in
compatibility blamed. Page Az
Full credit for industry in defense
drive pledged. Page AS
Mrs. John Hay Whitney wins divorce
In Nevada. Page Alb
German generals visit to U. S. Army
posts recalled. Page Ala
Retired West Point professor found
fatally beaten. Page A-22
Washington and Vicinity
w. P. A. open house dinner draws
1,500 in Capital. Page A-9
District to take income-tax cases to
supreme Court. Page B-1
Judge Bentley's report urges larger
probation staff. Page B-1
Editorial and Comment
This and That. Page A-10
Answers to Questions. Page A-10
Letters to The Star. Page A-16
David Lawrence. Page ALL
Alsop and Kintner. Page ALL
G. Gould Lincoln. Page ALL
Charles G. Ross. Page ALI
Jay Franklin. Page ALL
Sports
Home runs cheap as 20 are hit in
one day. Page A-16
Travis lack Of fire hurts Mats In
loss to Chisox. Page A-16
Jeffra, victor over Archibald, to be
fighting" champ. Page ALI
Dobson hits alumni for college evils
In A. U. talk. Page Ais
Miscellany
Vital Statistics. Page AT
Service Orders. Page B-6
Serial Story. Page BIS
Natures Children. Page B-9
Bedtime Story. Page BIS
Letter Out. Page BIS
Winning Contract. Page BIS
Uncle Rays Corner. Page B-19
YA,ww1> norA
Evening star., 1940-05-21
Regrets Accepted.

Admiral Leahy's point of view al
most prevailed, but it did not in the
end. The cabinet and Mr. Roosevelt
himself did not think there would
be q popular support for any drastic
Evening star., 1940-05-21

The Sun and Moon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18

Coast Aces
VS.. Big Ten
On Cinders

EVANSTON. nl.-Big Ten ath-
letes stake everything on SIX dis
puted events at twilight today as
their only hope Of overthrowing
the power Of the Pacific Coast
conference In a dual track meet
at Northwestern's Dyehe stadium
The stresmlined program Of Is
events. unmarried by preliminaries
begins al 6 ?. m. cast and runs 90
minutes or less.
In the discus. two miles and 40
yard high hurdles, the Big Ten ap.
parently has sure winners. Six
other events-the two sprints.
quarter and half mile. the mile
and 220 yard low hurdles-an will
be holly contested and with a
good break in these the Big Ten
can make its best showing Of the
series.
The broad jump. high jump. pole
vault, shot put. javelin throw and
both relays all should 60 10 the
far-westerners, most Of the events
in one-two- three order.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Monday Morning Headaches
For All Three New York Teams

from the rhliiiss. pa and s.i. foe
their fourth straight.
rhs ncss and Cubs split Eddie
Miller. the shortstop the caihs fail.
81 to buy. won tho opsnsr fav The
Hers. "a. with an iith inning
single. An s-n,n rally rave he
Cubs The sftrrpsees. OIL. bshind
Passsau's shit pitching
Tke Nd sss ran thetS wis.
Mag stresk IN sis straight ~
thuspptsg Inc white ses
tsioe. ~ ca ism,sss) ssA
fl~s.
Cfsssiasd grshtssA sssh
san,e. frsm Tho AthIsetrs. ~
ana - n~s rsiIss wss NJ
alsth strssvy IN ~ eSsssss,
allowing ssiy shses hts.
Barney Moc'osty's eighth inning
single drove In two runs which sn'
ablsd tbs Tigers "a nos out tss
Senators, 81. and hoid second
place by GOT over Tho Indians
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Louis and Codoy
To End Training

NEW YORK-Challenger Arturo
Godoy and Heavyweight Champion
Joe Louis conclude serious training
tomorrow for their title bout at
Yankee Stadium Thursday night.
Roadwork will comprise Godoy's
only exercise today while Louis
will loaf all day and like Godoy,
cease training with a boxing drill
tomorrow.
Odds on Louis have dropped to
5-1 over Godoy following a predic-
ton by Eddie Mead. manager of
Welterweight Champion Henry
Armstrong. that Godoy will become
the new heavyweight champion
Thursday night.
Price-maker Eddie Borden an
nounced the drop in odds from 81
to 81 and the price on Louis
knockout victory from Al to
Pill
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Northwest Sports Roundup

SEATTLE-The sports weekend:
Tacomans took top honors in
the Washington State Trapshoot-
ing associs tons annual competi-
ton in Port Angeles 19-year-
old Earl Colson, jr.. with two
years experience. won the all
round championship by beating
Veteran George Young. Buckley,
after a tie at 317 out OF $50
Colson broke Is birds out Of 30 in
the shoot-off to Young's rs . .
w. c. Henderson. Seattle, won the
16-yard title. breaking a tie with
j. l. Coffey. Port Angeles . . Les
Peck, Mount Vernon. won the
handicap -. Young won the
doubles in a shoot-off with Colson
Spokane won the 1941 tourna-
ment and next president Dan
Seattle's national hery
champion. Mrs. Belvia Carter, re-
tanned her state title in Tacoma
=. William Haynes, Spokane,
won the mems competition -.
Ray Moran. Mason City,
member of the Nespelem Golf
club, won the state sand
green hole tournament at
Leayenworth with a S6-hole
score of 1874 -. Jerry Han
sen, Wilbur, was second with
1856 Al Williams. Nespe-
lem. was third with 1871 =.
First flight winner was Cor
win Lancaster. Toppenish, az
1Is Les Mundt, Mason
City and Nespelem, won the
was second flight winner with
1853 Ed Nicholson, Mason
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Pullman Farmer Named President
Of Washington State Sporismen

WENATCHEE - The Washing
ton State Sportsmen's council yes
terday elected Roy Virgins. Pull
man farmer, president. and heard
him pledge a fight for the best
interests of every sportsman In the
state" Virgins succeeded f. F.
Kiddrick, Bremerton.
J. c. Carpenter. Arlington; Sam
Gordon. Soap Lake, and Earl
Stark were named vice presidents.
Ken Mcleod. Seattle, was re-
elected secretary-tressurer.
New directors were ID. W Bag
ley. Govsn; II. J. Reeves, Spokane;
r. f.. Young. Psteros, and William
Ness, Soap Lake. Directors re-
elected were John Keys. Aber-
deem: Earl Stark. Port Orchard !;
w. J. Dahl, Seattle; Perry East
erbrook. Bellingham; o. J. oryis.
Olympia; J. f. Whitfield. Van
couver; Tony Sandons. Gle Elum,
and Fred Mintzer. Cashmere.
The salmon committee re-
port limited at endorsement Of
amending Initiative II, requir-
ing a salt water fishing H.
cense. Orvis objected. III We
did this we would be lining
up with those enemies We had
two years ago In Olympia
Does the fisheries department
need as much money a. II
wants TO spend? This IL
move Of the trap and seining
interests 10 amend III
The council adopted resolu-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Sports Parade

first In place Of Dahlgrsn. kniok-
srbocksr al short instead OF Gro
setn and Dshlgren At third In
stead Of Rolfe but II might
be forecast OF the Yankees in
field should they bog down again
A new brother battery in ths
National league 10 in the making
Brooklyn Pitcher Hugh Casey
has 9 brother catching for ths
Newport club Of the Northeast
Arsansas league That's q
long Jump. and one that may no.
be negotiated until Hugh Is on his
way down again.
Nap Hooker. the old major
Lacquer. !. high on Atisnta's
is-year-eid siaxgsr Willard
Marshall Fans who attend
the opening gains Of The ma
tionAl serni-pro baseball cham
p'onships at wichita Nan.
Aug. 10 VIII b. given = seal
cushion, = bottle ~ soda pop
and u saek Of peanuts on the
hotse
Another innovation that should
be a WON II The sgnksn Hicfgpfons
al home plate shich rises a, tbs
touch u a button and transmits
those player umpire arguments N
the stands That mike should
b. made - somsihing that does
not sc9rch EASILY like ss-
bestos.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18

NEW YORK - Don't look now
but Father knlckarboeksr's three
major league bail clubs the pod-
gers, Giants and Yankees woke
up today with one Of thu worst
Monday morning hsngowrs on
record. All three we're trying Ia
figure oui what fell On them.
The Reds landed q ons+two
punch on the Dodgers before 30.
ooS hrartsiok brooklyn fnas, 10
and S-i Tho Pirates clipped the
Giants s-gsme winning streak sb.
ruptiy with = double trimming. so
and b.3. before 3t.2s2 At tho Polo
grounds. hut the biow that hurt
the most Of all vas the Browns
twin triumph over thu World
Champion Yankees out In NJ,
Louis, 1910 and s.b. II wss ths
first tins the Browns had beaten
the Yanks In 81 Louis since 1888
BiIi MeksebnI~ stopp~d shs
DodKrr. with . double dsse u
pitching poisoo--rsai Desrta.
70, and Jim Turner. Desrts-
ger allowed .is hits. tws essh
In thu eighth and sinth. hut
when the chips we're down biG
Paul had a. ONLY rms off
Turner wefe successive bemeSs
by fosrarar and Dusoebes
With two cut In tks eight. Jss
Msdwiek WA ispet~as with
ono hit In haiti games
The double loss brought the
Dodgers bark into . virtual tie
with the Reds for first plsce. al
though Brooklyn stayed on Top by
Ola points because q dsff~rsncs IN
tns number Of games played.
Bill rsrry's two sees. Carl Hub
bsiI and Harry Cumb~rs. Do~sd ~
tina Pirates licked tbs Giants
twice 10 celsbrsis Franks prisch
day at ths Polo Grounds
me Cardinals kep, their record
under Billy Bov,hworth at 1000
percent BY winning q sosbishssdsr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Seven Qualify
In Links Meet
Lloyd Berry Wins
Medolist Honors

Paced by Lloyd Berry. who fired
ons-oysr par las. seven Taeons
golfers Sunday At Nssd0s psfs
earned the night 10 play In M
district qualifying rounds for tins
National publle LINKS champion.
shlp tournament scheduled fof
Alisnmors July 7
The AI,sansre district ne<f,
In shieh the Tsosmsss 10 cam
pete for places In the sstisssi
tourney Along sfth seattle
and other xsifsss is this als-
triet Will he ever ths ss-hos
route.
Bssides Berry th<ass Who quail.
fed wsrs Jack Johnson. Tz.7s--
its. Boo Pnilip. 74-74 la. How.
ARD Olson. Ti-7s-Ioo. Archie
Genin. 1917 $50. Virgil Cuff. 70.
10 isi. Larry HDssby. 73-so
1873.
Altogether n T2eomans com
pt,ed. the Iow 20 per cent quality
ing tor the flnal At AIisnmofs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18

ton asking the opening Of Mud
Bay reserve for duck hunting by
bow and arrow and another ask
ing Mason county commissioners
To withhold from sale all pending
and future applications for sale
Of tax title land bordering on lakes
and streams.
A resolution protesting further
government restrictions on USE
and sale Of firearms was placed
in the hands OF the Officers pend
ing congressional action on a re-
strictiye bill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18

and brother Of olymplan Mack
Robinson. Jackie has another year
to dazzle the Golden Slope with
his broken field running. his hard
wood sharp-shooting and 25-foo,
broad Jumping.
The only three-sports man In the
southwest Ia Bobby Aoers OF Tex
as. pint-sized All-Ameriea basket.
ball guard and All-confsrenes third
baseman for three years, Moers
made a football letter In ipas. but
did not 40 out last fall.
Al Rodney of Tulane and Hot
Foxx OF Tennessee have anothe,
year Of football. basketball and
baseball. Paul SEVERN Of North
Carolina has one more season nj
football. basketball and golf.
John folsnski 81 wake Forest
IL another football basketball-tracls
ace.
Dick Pinek of Washington and
Lee adds tennis TO football and
basketball.
The boy who should wind up an
ths best the deep south has pro-
duced In years Ia Junior Hoyious,
Mississippi sophomore football.
basketball and baseball luminsry.
Coaches these days prefer spe-
eialists in one sport 20 medioerlty
in three. which IL big reason why
the list Ia 80 small
And IL takes rare species Of
athlete To survive the strain and
competition that leads 10 three
ply stArdom.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Snead, Culdahl
Win at Toledo
Have Best Boil Of
SO to Pace Field

TOLEDO. O.-Slammin' Sammy
Snead and big Ralph Guldahl were
richer by $500 today and cham
pions of the Sixth Annual Inver-
ness Invitational golf tournament.
Snead and Guldahl fired a
best ball of 6S-eight under
par In the final round yester-
day of the four day tourna-
ment to pick up six points
from Billy Burke and I'd Dud-
ley and finish with q point
total of plus Is.
Jimmy Demaret and Dick Metz
took $1,000 for second place with
a plus IL score while Lawson
Little, national open king. and
Harold (Jug) McSpaden, were
third with plus 9 and took $500.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18

City and Nesplem, won the
senior flight with Isl -.
Williams was the 1898 and
1899 champion -.
Harlan Yost. Tacoma. won so
lap main event at the Aurora
speedway in Seattle with a special
model A Ford
Freddy Hutchinson won his
third victory for Buffalo, 6-2, over
Newark Hutch gave only
eight hits and BANKED Newark I'M
I'll after two were out in the eighth
inning then a homer with one
on brought in Newark's only runs
Hutch singled himself and
scored one run.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Nv LESLIE AVERY
NEW YORK Spor.s-sprsy

w" Dn oP'i As-rpiAys
Was II coincidence that Joe
Medwick made his debut with the
Brooklyn Dodgers on Flag day ?
F. He received the most robust
reception Of any Dodger player
since the days Of Dazzy Vance .
Babe Phelps and Van nungo are
the only survivors of Larry Mac
Phail's Brooklyn house cleaning.
Eddie Mead. manager Of Henry
Armstrong. says his new feather
weight. Everett Rightmire. can
lick Sealzo. Jeffra and Archibald
on the same night Ken overlin
Will box Brookiyn's Betting Brake
man, Harry Balssmo. In an over
weight milk fund about July IL
II Promoter Nike Jacobs consents
and he will The top rnata-
doris In Mexico are paid as much
as -, 900 for half hours work"
in the bull ring I'd Beinsr
and Joe KunArich. two Of the best
hnesmen ever turned out al NOtrs
Dame. are forsaklng prep school
coaching jobs for a Try At pro
football with the Brooklyn bod
gers this fall
Pew track meets are run
these days without hope being
efpre.sed for q four minute
mile. which - the ease with
the n. &. A. A. championships
At Minneapolis this week end
=. Lon Zamp~fini, the two
mile titlsbolder from Southern
CaliforniA, and Paul Moore,
stanford ace who recently
drove 10 a new thres-quzrter
mile mark. are supposed 10
run each other into the Gin
dsrs.
Lefty Gomez curve ball looked
good IN the Ysnks exhibition with
the Butler, Pa. club. Dat his fast
one was wild and he tired easily
o.. He may get some relief work
before Mccarthy decides 20 start
him again II may not mean
anything. but Mccarthy has been
experimenting w1th Hsnrich on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Fasteners
avored in
Crew Race
Boots of Cornell
And Columbia Are
Reported Strong
POUGHkEEPSIF y.

POUGHkEEPSIE, y. Y. - The
poor old east" today at last was
conceded better than even
chance to win the varsity event
of the Poughkeepsie rowing re-
gatta.
Ever since 1921, when Cali
fornia and Washington began TAX
ing this Poughkeepsie business
seriously. the eastern schools have
taken it on the chin as often as
Joe Louis opponents.
But this year the east
thinks II has couple of
extra classy crews In unde-
feated Cornell. and once
beaten Columbia; and In Navy
and Syracuse, which are
labeled the darkest Of all dark
horses in the history of this
event. So, it's no wonder the
east is sneering at the west
at least until dusk tomorrow.
California won the race last
year in the record time of Is min
'utes, 12A seconds = the third
straight year the record had been
shattered. Washington was
close second and on the basis Of
that performance, the western
crews must be logical favorites.
The betting odds favor Wash
ington at Us even though the
Huskies will swing up to the stake
boat with shell filled with one
senior, two juniors and five
sophomores. California and Cor
nell are bracketed at 81; Column
bia and Syracuse at ST.. Navy
and Princeton. 10-1 and Wiscon-
Sin ISL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
MeFADDEN AI.L-AMERiCA
ON GRlDIRoN AND COURT

A MAGNIFICENT triple threat.
"A he made Al-America while
leading Clemson 10 its greatest
grid season In 1889. winding up
by sparkling the Tigers TO their
Cotton Bowl victory over Boston
college.
Alternating between forward
and center he was one Of the
eountry's leading basketball seor-
ers, gaining All-Ameriea mention.
A hurdler and broad jumper.
MoFadden scored i2tis points In
six meets this spring.
PRAISE IL Iowss first nine-letter
man since Aubrey Devine departed
In 1921.
He played three seasons OF foot
ball, basketball and baseball. He
gained All-Big Ten honors as an
end, played a whale OF a game as
guard in basketball and held
down second base in baseball, bat
ting close to 400.
Gustafson followed the same
trail. lie was an All-Eastern end,
played center IN basketball and
wound up his career as a first
baseman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Local Lawn Bowlers
Defeat Seattle Team

Three rink teams from the Ia
coma Lawn Bowling club jour
neyed 70 Seattle Saturday after
noon and played the Woodlawn
Park club and defeated them two
games out Of three by a total Of
p points
One team stayed over for the
evening and defeated a team from
ths Queen City club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Rumor Ed Coleman to
Be Fired by Beavers

PORT LAS Nd 49, Ed Coleman.
veteran outfielder. still was with
the Portland Beavers today despite
reports that he had been released.
Coleman was fined for breaking
training and was in batting
slump Other reports Indicated
that Freey Muller. second base
man. and Eddie Marshall utility
infielder we're on the prospective
release list
Definite action was expected
when the Beavers arrive home
Tuesday.