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Evening star., 1941-09-10
Fairfax Board Orders
Maps for S4,1N,0O0
Wafer Projects
Drawings Will Accompany
Request for ALLEGATION
Under Lunhum Act
Special Dispatch to The Star.

FAIRFAX, Va, Sept. 10.-The
Fairfax County Board of Supervi-
sors, at special meeting last night,
authorized an appropriation not to
exceed S700 for the preparation of
preliminary maps in connection
with the recent application of the
county for 81, $50 900 under the Lam
ham Act for water and sewer sys-
TENS in densely populated areas.
DR.. G. r. Carpenter, county health
director, advised the board he had
been called on by Federal officials
to present additional information in
support of the grant request. 1t was
explained there is at present no ade-
quate map of the county for such
use.
G. Hubert Massey of Mclean, who
advised the board on certain engi-
neering details bearing on the prof.
ects, offered to assist in preparing
the map, and the board asked Harry
Moore, technician of the County
Planning Commission. to direct q
part of the drafting.
DR.. Carpenter told the board an
urgent need exists for sanitary serv-
ices, and even though the Federal
grant may not be allowed, demand
will undoubtedly be made in the
near future for the establishments
of number of sanitary districts,
Chairman G. Wallace Carper and
Supervisor Andrew w. Clarke of
Mount Vernon district, both said
heavily populated parts of their re-
spective districts needed such serv-
ices.
To increase water and sewer ia
cilities, the town Of Fairfax yester-
day also filed an application under
the Lanham Act for a grant of
s84,973.
A great growth in population,
brought about largely by the ma
tional defense program in this area
was listed as one of the major needs
for Federal funds to provide ex-
tensions of service in the town Re-
Gently. approximately 5000 troops
were encamped just outside of Fair
fax, and in supplying water for them
both town wells were pumped dry.
Evening star., 1941-09-10
BY the Associated Press.

OCEAN CITY, Md. Sept. 1o.-The
''baby navy"-the Coast Guards in
shore patrols depicting the ranks
of veteran fishing guides and their
comfortable fishing craft In this Sec
ton.
To aid in national defense, per-
mitting the Coast Guard to release
small boats to Navy service, II Ocean
City fishing boats and their captains
and crews have joined the inshore
patrol.
OF these, three already are in
service and the others are awaiting
call. Now painted battleship gray,
the boats will patrol bays, rivers and
the ocean front throughout this area
and will be under direct command
of the Coast Guard.
Captains have shucked their fish,
ing toys for gold braid-they rate
commissions and receive up to ei66
Evening star., 1941-09-10
First Units 10 Leave
Fort Meade Friday for
Training Grounds
Regiments From Virginia,
$500 Men, First
To Breok Comp
By the Associated Press.

FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, Md,
Sept. l0.-Officers and men of this
Army camp made ready today for
the departure of the first units for
Southern training grounds. scene of
extensive maneuvers between now
and the first of December.
Commanding officers announced
that the first regiments to leave
would be those from Virginia, break
ing camp Friday morning. APP
proximately $500 men will comprise
the movement.
Trucks taking the units will return
to camp and pick up the remainder
of the 29th Division and by the first
of the week all will be in Virginia
for the two-week training period.
The training course will be at the
A. P. Hill Military Reservation in
Caroline County. 1t now is being
used by the 28th Division from
Indiantown Gap, Pa.
None of the Fort Meade soldiers
will be permitted to take civilian
clothing or his own automobile
South. This is in conformity with
the order of Maj. Gen. Milton A.
Reckord to travel as light as pos
sible."
Evening star., 1941-09-10
Two Takoma Park
Tracts Rezoned
For Apartments
County Commissioners
Decide Telegraph Rood
To Be Kept Open
By q Staff Correspondent of The Star.

By Staff Correspondent Of The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO, Md, Sept.
10.-Rezoning Of two large tracts
of land in Takoma Park, Md, was
approved yesterday by the Prince
Georges County Commissioners.
The property is between Mill road
and Orchard street.
The change, from residential A
to residential C, is to permit erec-
ton of apartments. The petition
was filed by the owner of the
property. James M. Phillips of
Takoma Park. The Maryland
National Capital Parks and Plan
ming Commission had recommended
denial of the application.
Track Property Rezoned.
The commissioners also approved
rezoning of property in College
Park bordering the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad tracks at Calvert
avenue. The petition, filed by
Herbert w. Wells, asked for re-
zoning from residential A to in
dustrial E to permit enlargement
of coal and fuel oil establish
ment.
Telegraph road, which runs
through the Patuxent Research
Refuge, will remain open, the COM
missioners ordered. The Fish and
Wildlife Division of the Interior
Department had asked that The
road be closed since it ran through
Government property. A road
known as Through Jenkins Farm
road, intersecting Telegraph road,
will be closed in accordance with a
request of the Beltsville Research
Center of the Agriculture Depart
ment.
Bingo Permit Granted.
Leonard Dyer was granted a
bingo permit, proceeds to go to the
Accokeek Volunteer Fire Depart
ment. The permit is for September
IL at the Accokeek firehouse. A
similar permit will be used by the
Laurel Volunteer Fire Department
September 10 at its firehouse. The
application was filed by Theodore
Siehler, one of the commissioners.
Application for a permit for a
carnival of the Capital Heights
Democratic Club September 9-13
was approved. Gus Ager filed the
application.
William A. Carson, chairman of
the board of commissioners, an
nounced that Dr. Russell Van Natta,
president of the Prince Georges
County Medical Society, told him
during a telephone conversation
that the society would appear be-
fore the commissioners at next
Tuesdays meeting bringing speci-
f1cations and architects plans of
the proposed county hospital.
Evening star., 1941-09-10
DR.. Gooch Heads Section

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Sept.
10 up. DR.. Robert Kent Gooch,
professor of political science at the
University of Virginia, has been ap-
pointed to head the regional Sec
ton on Western Europe in the Of
flee of the co-ordinator of irlforma-
ton at washington. He was granted
leave of absence from the university
to assume his post under Col. VIII
Ham J. Donovan, director Of the CO.
ordinAtor's once.
Evening star., 1941-09-10
Bs the Associated Press.


BALTIMORE, Sept. 10-School
officials faced a "stay-home" move
ment by some 500 children, actively
supported by their parents.
The movement started yesterday
when the parents, mostly defense
workers from one East Baltimore
section, announced the children
would be kept out of school until
adequate bus facilities were provided.
School officials made no official
statement, although several days
ago they said the matter of school
facilities for children of the section,
Armistead Gardens, was being con-
sidered.
In a petition yesterday to the
United States Housing Authority,
$50 mothers demanded that school
buses be provided, maintaining that
school authorities had promised such
service prior to the opening Of school.
Evening star., 1941-09-10
Comp Lee Mystery Death
Investigated by Army
Rv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CAMP LEE, Va, Sept. 10.-An
Army board of inquiry was called
today to act on the finding of a
soldiers body in The Crater Ma
tional Park adjacent to Camp Lee.
The soldier, clad in regulation uni
form with the insignia of the medi-
cal replacement center, had a bullet
wound in the head. He had been
dead three or four days when an
other soldier found the body in a
patch of woods Sunday. A 80
caliber pistol lay nearby.
The body was tentatively iden-
titled here as that of Pvt. Robert E.
Dauscha, selectee from Nashville,
Tenn. He was a member of Com
pany D, I'd Medical Battalion of
the Medical Replacement Center
here.
Evening star., 1941-09-10
Girls Cough Is Found
Due to Pin in Lung
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PEMBROKE, Va, Sept. 10.-Phyl-
lis Williams, 13-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Effle H. Williams
of Pembroke, found out yesterday
the cause of chronic cough she
has had for almost five years.
Her mother took her to st. Eliza
beth's Hospital at Pearisburg for
an examination, where a physician
discovered small safety pin lodged
in her left lung. The girl does not
know when she swallowed the OBJ
ject, but it was apparently sew
eral years ago.
With the exception of the cough,
she has suffered no i'll effects from
the pin.
Evening star., 1941-09-10
Chevy Chase Corporal
Made Second Lieutenant
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FORT STORY, Va, Sept. 10.-It
was Corpl. Robert D. Marsden last
Thursday morning, but that after
noon he was receiving salutes of
enlisted men on post streets as
Second 1t. MarSden.
1t. Marsden's home is in Chevy
Chase, Md. He came here as a
selectee February 10. He was grad
uated from Lehigh University at
81 last year.
Evening star., 1941-09-10
Tox Hearings Called

BALTIMORE, Sept. 10 tP).-Hear-
ings in the first of about so ap-
peals from State income tax levies
will be started next Wednesday by
the State Tax Commission, Chair
man Harry OLevin has announced.
Evening star., 1941-09-10
Heads Come Council

10 (SpeciaD. = Harry R. Hughes,
superintendent of the public schools
in Calvert County, is the newly
elected president of the Gene Coun-
Gil of. the county. He fills the place
left vacant by the resignation of
Judge John B. Gray.
Evening star., 1941-09-10
Teacher Buys Home

LEONARDTOWN, Md, Sept. 10
(SpeciaD. - Miss Martha Sprigg
Poole, a Washington high school
teacher, has bought Bay Retreat, on
Brettons' Bay at Compton. She
plans to restore the old place.
Evening star., 1941-09-10
Aluminium Given

LA PLATA, Md, Sept. 10 (SpeciaD :.
The county commissioners OF
Charles County report that their
campaign for aluminium produced
$50 pounds of the metal. st. Marys
County contributed 1,340 pounds.
Evening star., 1941-09-10

In September, Beware OF:
/. The hours between 10 and
II pm. Two persons met death
within this one-hour period in
September last year. The third
fatality occurred between 4 and
s pm.
2. Crossing at an intersec-
ton against the proper signal.
One of the three traffic VIC
TINS In September, 1910, was
killed while doing this.
Evening star., 1941-09-10

Local Board a,
Perry, Elmo J.
Evening star., 1941-12-15
STATIONERY GIFTS

~VPPSf VoT
Polished copper with hinged
handles. Such a simple, yet strik-
ing, design you will enjoy it with
or without flowers. z inches
high.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
KnowIedee Test
BY DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY

Name the continent where you
will find: (a) Zanzibar; (b)
Thailand; (c) Spitzbergen.
In what ShakeSpearean play
are these lines. (a) Where
the bee sucks, there suck
in the cowslipS bell | lie; (b)
Uneasy lies the head that
wears A crown; (c) The
fault, dear Brutus, is not in
our stars but in ourselves, that
we are underlings ?
'-What are the names of three
archangels?
Who wrote: fa) The Cardi-
nails Snuff Box ibl Black
Beauty; (c) Caesar and
Cleopatra"
What would be your repu-
tation if you were called: ta)
Benjamin; tbD a chauvinist
tc) an AnanlaS?
} Which President was called
Ca) the American Fabius"
Cb) "Old Rough and Ready" ,
tc) "The Rail-splitter"
In what country do they speak
"a Flemish; CD Amharic; (c)
Basque.
ANSWERS on Editorial Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Daily Quiz
BY THE ACE ANswERMAN

What state was called the
Keystone Of the Confederacy =?
Almost 100 900 American
soldiers we're transported on
the ocean liner Naterland.
which was converted 10 A
troopShlp BY what name was
IL rechrlstened7
What is the SouthwcSternmost
metropolis Of the United States ?
A certain oil has proven IT,
self 20 be tho most effective
remedy for the protection Of
wood against decay insects
and marine borerS What's il
\ called?
u Most Of US. are familiar with
the aforementioned four estates
What group Is sometimes con-
Sldered the fifth estate?
An aborigine is a. Cannibal,
true native. mountaIneer
Which OF these states leads all
others IN oyster culture and
production: Louisiana MaSSa-
ChuSetts. Illinois?
ANSWERS on Editorial Page
ADvEprTsl,,sr-N-r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23

Marion Is an idee hxe' with
him."
"And there isn't time 10 root
II out" my father commented.
Then with the swift mobility Of
mind so characteristic Of him,
he accepted the situation.
"All right! Tell him to start
down here as soon as Richard
releases him. Say that he does
not need Ia arouse the suspi-
eiOns OF his parents by asking
for money Ia finance his search.
Funds will be provided here.
And, as soon as | see him,
will arrange 40 that his absence
from college need not be known
TO his parents. He can send let
ters 10 be forwarded. 1 gather
he has a roommate
EYES," / said, "a harum-
scarum, sterling. likable lad
named Bob really do not be-
lieve I ever knew his last name.
He was much interested I'm Caro-
lyn."
PLANS FOR RONALD
bad luck for him." my father
commented cynically "Bht he'll
do 10 camOufage ROnald's alb
sence from college. forward let
ters, falsify telephone messages.
and things Of that sort. As for
the college authorities, will
arrange things with them"
gave him an aWed glance.
lie was so sure OF himself, and
Of the things ne could do and l
knew that his power extended
10 many places which were
otherwise impossible of access.
Ronald il 10 anxious TO
know II anything was found out
in that code letter" ! said hcsi-
family and | might have known
what his answer would. be.
He will have 10 wait for all
information until he gets here"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
PITFALLS OF LOVE :: By Adele Garrison

my father said. Everything Is
nebulous as yet. and besides. we
must not discuss this over the
telephone.
MAKE this clear 10 him." he
went on. and then relented a
trihe. Tell him the little book
do not refer 10 ID as code
gave me some valuable clues,
and that I am much encouraged.
But do not elaborate. Make your
message as concise as possible"
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23

Frankie
badness
anxious the avoiding
visit
Masters learned badness he prevented disorder
Sopery treated bald
hair o first
trouble out
dandru-an itchy head-a these
Natures warnings of trouble ahead
order
visit George C. Dates Associates today for free private
will
believe will
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Scalp Analysis Chart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23

ctiVltieS he
might let slip
something of
what he had
fou n q out
from Nancy
Carew. from
M a r Y a n d
fro m I h @
translation Of
Mary's letter
from the code
book.
l rev s ed
my m q n I a ]
Vocab u ! a ry
i'm uediately.
ii q n eV er
W GU ! q let
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23

TWAS conscious, as | put the
question concerning Ronald 10
my father, that, in the old
wives phraseology, was speak
ing two words for myself" /.
knew how close-mouthed the
Chief is when he is working
on a case, but | hoped that in
directions for Ronald's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23

4-Cordef fabric.
Plot ~ land
6-Property item.
T. Sleeper
Exclamation 20 draw attention
s-Whst is ne seventeenth hook ~ ne
Oh Testament
10 Brlstles
II Three PREFIX
- Bess' ~ burden
li-AhoWanCe for waste
20-Slender nniaI
2t-Armenisn rvsr.
25-Negafivs vote
27-or what island WAS Napoleon hrst
eNiled-
&c Sand and cisy mixture
% -inVrt'er narrative poetry.
80 Excavation for digging
- What legeHtsfy kng ~ Britain was
drtrr insane through ungratefui
daughters
is Fold
81 Dtnamfed
a. what Biblical charsc'er 80 MS
blr'hrgh' FOR mess of pottage'
90 River In Scotland
IS African river.
4s-Savors
4s-Whst e the FRS, name ~ Charles
Dickens gmbe character
50 Feminine name
SS-Cl0thes
is-Son food
a7-Eggs
~ Minersl spring
62-Symhoi for seienium
50 Internal Revenue tsbbr ,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23

slip anything. But ne might
find il eXpedient TO eplighten
Ronald concerning something Of
what he had learned and l
waited tensely foP his reply.
When it came, it was a
counterqueStion.
"How much does Ronald know
about this business except for
the letter which Marion wrote
him:"
every little" ! returned. HE
surmises that Carolyn Is in
vOlved In some manner. hut he
has promised me that he will
not question Carolyn. He will
20 with Dicky To escort Carolyn
back To Northampton this morn
ing, hut he wants 10 leave them
ut the first railroad station they
pass, and come down TO New
York To aid In the search for
Carolyn"
- RONALD IN THE WAY
My father frowned.
He'd only he in the way.
He'd much better 90 hack 10
college and await Developments"
I'm afraid II won't he 10 easy
10 get him 10 agree To that" |
said. then hurried on. for my
fathers frown was. portcntOus
now. you see, he II almost in
sane for three reasons: Marion's
danger, remorse for having mis-
Judged her, and humiliation at
his sisters ineNplicable acquain-
lance with one Of the gangsters.
He told me fistly-and deter
minedly, that II he could not
come down here. he should start
off. ~ soon "a he had seen Caro-
lyn safely back To college. on an
Investigation Of his own"
My fathers voice hardened
The hot-headed young fool"
he said. you have influence with
him. Margaret. Can YOU not per
suade him 10 change his mind ."
Not n chance" | told hm
with decision. searching for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23

ADvERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23

ADVFRTIsEMENT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
SaCs Speed

SACRAMENTO - Sacramento
Senator's gave Oakland a demon
stration of their speed last night
when they romped home with an
S To 3 win over the Acorns. Bobby
Blattner. second baseman, got a
walk in the eighth inning and stole
second. and third, and home. He
stole four bases during the eve
ming.
Tom Ananincz, the Acorn's
newly acquired left-hander. was
no mystery to the solons. They
jumped on him for six runs in the
third inning during which Chef
Wieczorek homed with two men
on. George Munger turned in a
four-hit performance for sacra-
mento. his second Of the season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
Brooklyn Dodgers Take Top
Spot in National Circuit
Flutbush Nine Defects Cos House Gong.
5 to 4. in IL Innings to Grob First Place

NEW YORK - Brooklyn's
Dodgers most fabulous base
ball outfit In the land-were rid
ing high ON top of the National
league today and JOY reigned SUI
preme IN Flatbush from the sing
ing surf OF coney Island To the
roaring street corners Of Borough
hall
Throughout the strange land
that IL Brooklyn the talk was of
little else but "our buns" and
what they did to the hard-riding
-, Louis Cardinals. who came TO
town with a record OF 10 victories
In their last IL games.
In the words of the boys
around the green pernt" and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
Lutte N etiers Lose

Western Washington Viking
tennis team defeated Pacific Luth-
ersn. 4 10 5, in q winko league
match here yesterday.
Glenn W. defeated Long CPl. Sc
SIS
schrupp P) defeated Brown Cw)
rs g.
Galbraith lPl defeated Pettyjohn
wv 6-2 l2-1o
Hawkins W. defeated Fuhr CPl.
6-4 s-4
IAhu Cw) defeated odeu CPl. 81.
SO
LAng and Ftihr CPl defeated Glenn
and Brown W. g. 81
Pettylohn and Lahti Cw1 defeated
Galeraith and sehrupp P1. Sc. rs
6-l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
Nationwide Tee
Tourney Billed
Money Will Go
For British Aid

NEW YORK - Americas golf
champions and buffers will pay
tribute to Great Britain's contri-
button to golf and at the same
time raise money for the benefit
of the British War Relief Society,
Inc, in a one-day national handi-
cap tournament on flag day. June
ID, it was announced today by
Bobby Jones. chairman Of the
tournament committee.
For an entrance fee of 81
each golfer At every club
which signifies its willing
ness to cooperate win be en-
titled to play Is holes on his
club course. Each participant
Jones thinks the total will
reach 1000, OOO-will receive a
golf ball on which the British
war relief emblem will be i'm
printed and also q green
marker carrying the emblem.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
wENATcHHE

Runs hatted IN, Peterson 3. Berg
strom / Bates l. Benefit 3. Cox :.
Stinson a. two-base hits. Lanifero 2
Bates, Bergsirom. Cox home runs.
Ronettl Peterson. stolen bases
IsiEhtnef Farrell Griffiths double
plays. Stinson unaSsisted. GrlffithS
to IAnifero 70 Bates. left on bases
salem g. WenAtchee II. bases on
balls of Fenter 5. Lieb 3. Dierck O.
iibke 2 Sportsman 2, struck out. by
Fentcr 4 t.ieb 8 Dierck l. Lihke
Sportsman 2 hits. off Fcnter. 3 In ~
innings. of Iibke IN innings
off Lieh IN a. innings Off Speis-
M IN 4 innings. off Dierck o. hit
by pitcher. Harrison BY Feneer. win
ning pitcher. Sportsman. iosing
pitcher. Liee. umpires Nelson and
EnEer, time Of game. 2.1o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
Hutch
Finally
Beaten
BUFTALO-After four success

BUFFALO-After four success
I've triumphs, Freddy Hutchinson
lasted only five and two-thirds
innings against Newark yester-
DAY as the Buffalo Bisons drop
ped n 9-3 decision to the New
York Yankee farm club.
Hutchinson gave up 10 hits
before being replaced by Pezzulo.
II was the first defeat for the
former Detroit and Seattle hurler
In five starts this year against
international league competition.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
Soose Fights
Ken 0verlin
Chomp Underdog
For Tonight's Frey

NEW YORk-Thst ancient a.
are-"string with the champion =
has been tossed into the water
bucket for tonight's middleWeight
title fight AZ Madison Square Gar
den. and Challenger Billy seoss Is
favored Al e-5 70 wrest the crown
from Veteran Ken Overlin.
soose. former pre-medical stu
dent At Penn State. is favored de-
spite his exposure 10 a college edu-
cation.
There are two major rea-
sons for this unusual sifua-
ton: CD Slender, dark-haired
Billy stands out a. the most
brilliant challenger In am of
the current divisions. and 90
Overiin, the former sailor
man, l. 81 years old.
Soose already has been tabled
"uncrowned king Of the middle
weights because Of his non-ttle
victories last summer over overlin,
who is recognized as champion in
New York and affiliated states,
and Tony Yale Of Chicago, the Ma
tional Boxing associations king.
WINS IL IN ROW
Moreover. he is riding a string
OF IL straight wins, including tri-
umphs over Tami Mauriello and
Enie Vigh, two outstanding con-
tenders.
The betting price would be long
err than e-5 were it not for reports
that Soose is outgrowing the 100
pound division and has been having
difficulty pairing down to the
weight.
Meanwhile Overlin-veteran
Of Is years in the ring and
1S9 battles-is regarded with
uncertainty n he comes up
for his third defense of the
title which he won from Cefer-
inc Garcia last May IS.
Playboy overlin. bridegroom for
second time, made both title de-
lenses against young Steve Bell
Disc, who almost knocked out the
champion in their first tilt but was
unimpressive in the second, on
Dec. 13.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
FIVE LEADING BArrERs


Home Runs. Camtll. Dodgers. Z.
OFT, Giants. 9; Nicholson. Cubs. 8.
York. Tigers. 9, Gordon, Yankees. 6.
Runs Rated In. Keller, Yankees
10. Gordon. Yankees. Is. Deer. REQ
sox. "a York. Tigers. ~. DiMRgrio.
Yankees. 40.
Runs: DfMaggio, Yankees. IS. Lava
getto, Dodgers, 20. Camiih. Dodgers.
20. DiA1Aggio, Red Sox. 10. Slaughter
Cards. 10. Foxx. Red Sox. 10