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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Beauty in d Jump

WHEN FELLOW pla yers
asked Virginia Field how she
keeps her figure so perfect, she
demonstrated right then and
there.
Virginia stood with feet to-
gether and stretched her arms
high over her head. pulling taut
her waistline and hips. Then she
jumped, and we mean jumped,
10 a position with feet wide
apart, at the same time swing
ing her arms down to touch I'm
ger tips 10 the floor.
The jump is important, she
counsels. 1t peps up circulation
and requires the energy that
burns up extra pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
For Friday, Mop 50

r or FluoN, Mop ~
MARCH 81 TO APRIL 90
Aries-Today holds several
favorable aspects auguring for
success in progressive lines and
in activities requiring an origi-
nal and unusual touch. Be care
full not TO deviate from ethical
standards and right principles.
APRIL 2f TO MAY 90
Tdurw-If you lend your per
sonal attention and deft touch 10
vital matters today you will more
than make good. Be as creative
and ingenious as you can but
avoid unnecessary changes that
might slow up important work.
MAY 2f TO JUNE 2f
Gewini "A receptive period
for Gemini's variety Of talents
and keen perception. You should
be able to add new ideas and
methods TO your work and other
interests To enhance their value.
Private matters also favored.
June 22 TO JULY 2S
Cave "A personal and
friendly day for advancement in
substantial affairs. artistic and
professional interests, matters
concerning the home and private
life. Finish up incompleted work
so that you may enjoy the week
end.
July % TO AUG. 20
Leo-Salespeople, skilled work
ers in industry and mechanics,
YOU engaged in teaching, pub
licking and promoting, artists Of
the stage and screen are among
the many listed for benefits.
AUG. 2S TO SEPT. rs
Virgo-You should be at your
best today. Let your naturally
analytical mind find the values
and opportunities and go TO work
with and on them. Shop. factory,
office, home interests favored.
SEPT. 20 TO OCT. e5
Libra--Let your aspirations
be concentrated on ideals and
practical issues. The two are
good team mates when backed
by enthusiasm and purposeful
intentions. Fine vibrations. all
day.
OCT. 81 TO NOV. 20
Scorpio-Today may lack the
merits that lend themselves 70
popular success but delicacy Of
intuition. wise Judgment and
clever managerial ability will put
you and your affairs in profitable
running order. You are blessed
with this equipment with which
to work--use It'll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

IT'S JIFFY let croche-which that peacock
spread done with strands of string The and the ones
worked separately for handling Pattern 2S7
charts directions for making spread illustrations Of and of
stitches materials required.
Send TEN CENTS coin for this pattern tho Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department 1925 Times Square. Detroit Mich
Owing regulations orders for patterns Canadian
destinations cannot be filled.
Now the time needework for the Michigan State
Fair TO be held August card TO the Womens
Division Michigan State FAR VIII bring the premium book TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
TOO TALL HOUSE

Does your house look too tall
for its size? Paint the roof a
dark color and II will appear
lower Carry the illusion fur
Their by painting the upstairs
shutters the same color az the
roof and those on the lower
story the color Of the body OF
the house.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Seeds or Cuttings

The taller varieties will bear
many seeds which can be
planted in the Fall TO make good
plants for Spring transplanting,
or cuttings can be made from
the young stems or shoots. Even
the roots of the talle- varieties
may be cut into short lengths
and planted like seeds.
The large clumps can also be
lifted and separated in the early
Spring or this work can be done
in the Fall after they have fin
ished blooming.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
AND 4 HmMou wlAPPERs

This amazing offer Is made 10 sequsini
more housewives with soow-whits,
quality Seminols-ths soilss tissue
that, soft, safe, sbsorbsns, yss 20 very
thrifty! Completely wrapped, frss from
Pull 900 sheets 20 the roll
-5o% more than you gee In many
other rolls.
To get your Rogers Sllvsrwars Cake
Server, simply send 73t leash, money
order, check-oo stsmps) and the
large word Seminole" from the fronts
OF 4 wrappers to Seminole. Box 500,
Grand Central Amer, NswYork, N.Yi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
New Hosiery
In Brilliant
Shades
BY JOAN DEAN

PATIO PAJAMAS they're
the dream costume for Sum-
mer. They're grand for informal
dining on the terrace at home or
in the country smart for
moonlit nights and sunlit days.
And the new long-sleeved tops
-. with long and tremendously
full bloused sleeves are the
very latest and most fiattcring.
TrouSer legs are so large they
flare as wide as a skirt and
look very much like a skirt, too.
For this reason you can wear
the patio numbers instead of a
dinner dress. You simply must
have these pajamas if you plan
a cruise 10 the islands. They're
in tropical fruit or flower prints
:. pineapple or hibiscus
wildly beautiful and in
one-piece and two-piece outfits.
KNEE-DEEP IN COLOR,
you'll be this Summer! Because
we doubt if you'll be able to re-
sist the new nylon hosiery in
such shades as flag red and
flag blue wonderful with
cool, white sport dresses and
matching accessories.
To be in fashion and TO
make your pretty legs look pref
tier ;. you'll wear bright colors.
Now you may have stockings in
vivid shades and in flower
pastels as well as patriotic hues.
Sleek nylons in fern green,
jonquil yellow. iris orchid and
pink pink are now on sale in a
group of Detroit shoe stores.
Cost, S1-65 a pair.
Other new arrivals in town
are nyfons in ombre tones. New
est eVeF-.-thess are certain
10 slim your gains. Lighter in
front. the stockings shade to a
darker tone at the back OF the
leg. They're in three tones of
yellow Melody, neutral
yellow Honey, a golden
hue and Sunset a
reddish gold. Price. Sl.95 a pair.
IAMB GAMBOIS in A new
lamb, Tingona by name, has APP
peared on the fashion green.
It's skin is soft and pliable as
MORE fabric and it has a
lovely flat look like broadtall
:. or pressed plush.
The first Summer jackets OF
Tingona TO arrive in Detroit
were shown at the recent fashion
show at the Detroit race track.
A cocoa brown one short
with tiny peplum was spe-
cially admired. as were the two
longer jackets of neutral gray
and black. This fur is very for
NAL promises TO be a leader
TOR Fall in costume suits.
SMALL ANIMAL scarfs are
what the girls are wearing q.
with silk suits or crepe frocks
for afternoon teas, recep-
tons and the races. And on the
hottest days! We wimnin just
don't CARE about the temper
AZURE when we want TO look
chic,
Stables baum marten Z.
and the less expensive kolinsky
e.. are twisted and twirled into
senSationally smart scarfs this
season. Lots Of EN- come in
iiveS /. fours or threes.
Twosomes are an exception!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Two Stars From Minors

Besides Trout the Tigers star there Johnny
Corsica and Harold Newhouer youngsters who improving
right along Freddie Hutchinson Virgil Trucks who will
from Buffalo destined TO their showing
with the league club criterion Hutchinson is the
standing and Trucks the international Leagues hreba
sensation.
Pat Mun headed for achievements and Barney
cCosky the 1910 star, to have hit his stride after
yeing plagued injuries. Birdie Tebbes has
established himself outstanding catcher and Rudy York
has shown big improvement defnsivey temporary slump
with the stick.
With flashes of grandeur frankie Croucher great
possibilities somewhat inconsistent Baker confident
earnest young Houston lad will settle down steady diet Of
good playing Dutch Meyer hit If he field half good
Charley Gehrnger did when the Fowlerve import his
peak, it will be good enough if combined hits
Incidentally Pinky Higgins, Meyer and Croucher of De
troits present nfeld forms "a Texas Dallas
Houston and Fort Worth, respectively
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
BY EDGAR HAYES

Margaret Russell Of Oakland
Hills again will pit her powe
against the accuracy Of Mrs Don
aid Weiss of Flint in the finals OF
the women'S state tournament al
Detroit Golf Club today. They
were 10 play Is holes.
These two popular and efficient
golfers are old rivals in the state
tournament. They have opposed ir
each of the past four years. Mrs
Weiss has won three. Twice she
won the title. and now is out tc
make it three in a row. Miss
Russell defeated Mrs. Weiss ir
1888. the year she won both the
district and state crowns.
a victory in the state finals 10.
day would give Miss Russell nc
more satisfaction than she had
yesterday when she came from be-
hind and with a courageous dis
play of brilliant golf defeated
Mary Agnes Wall of Menominee.
Continued on Page l6)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Baker Smiles Again
Pitching, Improved Hitting Pleases Tiger Manager;
Trout Huris 4-Hiter to Whip Senators, II
BY LEO MACDONELL

Besides the fine pitching of
Buck Newsom and Paul Trout, the
thing that pleases Del Baker most
about the Tigers recent successes
is the Improvement IN the club 5
hitting.
The manager especially is
pleased with The smuggling Of
Barney McCoSky Pinky' Higgins
and Billy Sullivan three Tigers
who up 10 recently had Baker
worried because Of their lapSes al
bat
Yesterday. Higgins and Sullivan
bagged three hits each in helping
Trout and the Tigers 10 victory
over the Senators. : 10 ]. All three
of SullivanS binglcS were two
baggers. McCosky dubbed a pair
of singles in the wake Of a homer
and double in the final game of
the series with the Athletics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18

letics last year for $4,000 as p
free agent. after his connection
with the Tigers was severed b.
Judge Lands, it was learned here
today.
Col. Samuel D. Pepper, deputy
director of Selective service for
Michigan, said the national chief
Intcrccdcd on McCoy'S behalf on
grounds he Is needed 10 support
his parents and brother and
sister in Grandvllc, Mich.
Mccoy was classified As /imme-
diately available for service and
was 10 report for induction into
the army. Monday He recently
sought reclaSSification. but was
denied by his appeal board be-
cause members thought the Si5,-
600 paid him by the Athletics
was sufficient 10 support his fam
lily during the years training.
Both Robert Towner Of Byron
Center, airman OF his draft
board. and r. a. Caldwell Of
Grandville. a member. said they
had not heard OF Hersheys inter-
cession and could give no further
information.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18

name of the links included in the
topheavy field of 213 players
Among those competing for the
crown won last year by Dick
Metz were Vic Ghezzi, who last
Sunday captured the p. G. A. title
at Denver; Craig Wood. winner
of both the National Open and
Masters championships this year
Ralph Guldahl. former National
Open king: Gene Sarazen and
Sam Snead, the other former
winners Of the Chicago classic
Mario Gonzales. Brazilian cham
pion leading money winner Ben
Hogan, and most Of the other
greats and near greats OF tho
game.
Because of the large field. firing
began at 7:30 a m, when the first
trio started out over the 67S2-
yard layout. and will continue
until early evening.
Because of the stellar lineup
sentiment as to the probable win.
ner was spread fairly generally
through the field. All The biz
fellows had their hackers
GhezZi. Wood, Metz Hogan
Denny Shute, or almost any ono
ANY fan cared to name.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Several Are Corners

Then Dick Wakefield, 20-year-od University Of
Michigan sophomore oufeder who $4,000 10 sign
Tiger contract possibilities from the Beaumont farm the
Texas League Two of these possibilities Wood and Unser
300 Wood third basemen. Then of
course hafd-hittiHg Bob Patrick of Buffalo.
Although there is Bob Teller among them, the Tiger
pitchers look like material for the best balanced staff in the
year Certainly will have youth While there have
dsapponmens the Tiger pitching this year has been
better than average.
pitchers had gotten the hitting and fielding they
entitled the club if not assuedly would have
the head than the il games
they out Of first place at this writing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
TRAVIS STREAK ENDS

And speaking of hitting streaks,
Cecil Travis, who had hit safely in
"a straight games, also was
stopped yesterday when Paul
Trout of the Tigers let the Sena-
tors down with four hits, the
Tigers winning, II.
The Red Sox took a fall out of
the White Sox, IA, and the Browns
again topped the Athletics. As, on
Gifts single with the bags ten
anted in the ninth.
Chief interest in the other cir
cult yesterday conferred in Elmer
Riddle, the r d S sensational
youngster. who apparently is just
as effective under the lights as he
is in daylight. Young Elmer
trimmed the Giants, 5-4.' for his
eleventh straight victory without a
defeat this year.
And in the only other game. the
Pills and Cubs battled 10 a six
inning 2-all tie when rain halted
the proceedings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Double
Pays S'll
To 68j
BY LEWIS III. WALTER

IF your life ambition has been
casually to let drop the informa-
ton to your pals that you had
the Daily Double at the track yes
terday,' YOU should have been at
the Fair Grounds when every one
but Sleepout Sam. the most I'M
lucky horse player this side of the
Alleghenies, lined up before the
wicket to collect after Argos and
Red Moss came rambling home.
OF course there would have
been catch in it. If they asked
you the winning price on the
double you picked with such great
mental toll and trouble, you'd have
to confess the load of cabbage you
carted away from the cashiers
wicket totaled a huge sum-$11.
That's right. for picking the first
two winners you got IL bucks. Not
$4,000 or S5,0O0-the sums one
usually associates with doubles,
but IL. slugs.
LOWEST OF MEET
This magnificent payoff, Of
course. was the lowest of the so
days of racing Detroit has seen so
far and was the result of two
heavily played favorites scoring.
The lowest previous return in the
double was $3.50. which was the
sum collected by those who backed
Saphi and Darby Demon on
June Is.
Exactly 6S5 persons picked the
right daily double combination
yesterday. And it all looked very
simple after the races were over.
Argos, the first winner, for in
stance. figured to win because last
Continued on Page 2D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18

a rather strange collection OF
youngsters and oldsters TO an
American League championship.
Now will come the bigger
chance of revealing what he can
do with younger material-with
help from scouts and the front
office, of course, should help be
needed. No manager can do good
work with a bunch of Humpty
Dumpties.
A perusal Of the current
Tiger roster, plus several farm
hands whose big league ability
appears to have been estab-
lished. reveals Is probable regu-
lars whose average age is but
slightly more than "a years.
The oldest of the list Is
Rudy York, who, despite COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Pony Reaches
'Sennis'

SPOKANE, Wash. July Is
What fighter and grand golfer
is Detroit'S Art Pony. As the
battle for the United States ANA
teur Public Links championship
goes into the semifnal stage today,
Pony will be in the fray and
pitted against Jack kerns of
Denver over the 36-hole route at
Indian Canyon golf course
Pony. who has played remark
ably steady golf throughout the
tourney, came back with burst
of sub-par golf to defeat Bob
Daniel of San Francisco after an
extra hole Of play.
The Detroiter shot one-over-par
golf for. the first nine holes TO
round into the home stretch one
hole 10 the bad.
On No. Ia he canned a putt for
birdie to square the match,
but the San Francisco lad came
right back to regain the lead on
the next green with par 4.
Pony who has the most unusual
putting grip of any player in the
tourney. rammed down about a
Shooter for winning birdie A to
send the battle into overtime play.
On the first extra hole, his par 4
won the match and he entered
the semifinalS.
In the other half of the bracket.
Bill WEIGH of Houston. Tex, is
billed TO meet Pete Doll. the
Kentucky amateur champion who
accounted for Loio Palenapa of
Honolulu. 3 and 2 Palenapa had
eliminated Detroit's Fred Genick
in the third round. 5 and 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Two Ordinary
Tribe Pitchers
End Streak al So
BY PAT ROBINSON
News Service sports Writer

NEW YORK. July 1S.-Well,
Joe DiMaggio's hitting streak has
ended and now everybody-eSpe-
cially Joe himeslf-can sit back
and relax and enjoy the ball
games.
After hitting in SO straight
games for a new all-time major
league record, Joe was finally
stopped under the lights in Cleve-
land last night by two ordinary
pitcherS-Al Smith and Jim Bagby.
And it took two great plays by
third baseman Ken Keltner 10 stop
him al that.
Anyhow, Joe can rest assured
that his name will be enrolled in
the record books for many a long
year 10 come. If George Sisters
record of hitting in Al games
lasted since 1921 and Willie Keel
.ers old time mark of Al straight
games stood up for "A years. how
long do you suppose DiMagglo' 5
new mark will stand?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
TROUT REAL HERO

But il was Trout'S magnificent
four-hIt performance for his eigh'h
win OF the year that stood out IN
bold relief in yesterday triumph.
the third straight victory for the
Tigers. For eight innings. Trout
was invInClble and seemingly on
has way 10 a well-earncd Shutout
Then with two out. misfortune
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
SoftbdII Leader Plays
In Mack Park Feature

Boyd'S, pace-setting the second
half competition in the Detroit
6 Oft a ! ! Association Major
League. will meet Micromatic in
the feature of a three-game pro-
gram in Mack Park tonight The
game starts AT 9:l5. Welsh and
Keller girls are paired al S o'clock,
while Philcons and DeFour clash
at ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
HARDER UNDER LIGHTS

And neither Sisler nor Keeler
had 10 contend with night games.
We can't say that Joe would have
made a hit if the game had been
played in daylight, but certainly
he would have had a fairer chance
than he had under the lights.
In any event he has the salts
faction of having hit in every
game since he started his streak
against Ed Smith Of the White Sox
May Is, and of realizing that his
prolonged walloping has aided the
Yanks in their sensational climb
to the top.
Although Joe went hitless, the
Yanks topped the Indians again,
4-3. and today are seven games in
front
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18

the Tiger bench.
There's my idea of a
great ball player" Tebbetts
said, pointing to Cecil Travis
Of the Washington Senators.
"He'S a fellow who has never
gotten the credit he deserves"
That's right" O'Neill
agreed, "but just add Buddy
Lewis, too. There's a pair for
you. II isn't often that you
get on one team two fine ball
players like that who can do
everything - play infeld or
Outfield and hit like they can"
"And that was a pretty
smart play OF Travis in the
All Star game" Tebbetts
added. "He saved the game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
How They Stand
LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT Il front and sullivan
81. Louis Oh dso o. EcnHeat
t6i and EsrIE
Sew YORK, o. Conner Murphy. (al
and Rosar
Cleveland o. smith. Rarbr Is
and Ilcmsley.
So Louis Or Harris and Ferrcu
Philad phla 10 p McCrabb and Hayes
Boston II On Ncwsome and PVT
lak
Chicago lice n ynes o.
and fresh
winning pitcher Losing pitcher
TODAY's GAMES
Washington AZ DETROIT.
Boston az Chicago.
Philadelphia a. 81 Louis.
New York A. Cleveland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leaGer.
Yesterdays RESULTS
Cincinnati 5 0-4Riddle and West
New York 10 2-tLohrman Niece 81
and banning.
Chicago Is O-Page and McCul
Tough tGame "a led
second inning. rain
Phnad' phia 2-.Podgauy ana War
rem
Pittsburgh A. Rosf0n. postponed rain.
Brooklyn and 81 Louis not scheduled
Losing pitcher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Golf sBig Names
.|nChildgo0pen
International News Service Wire

CHICAGO. July lS.-Chicago's
fourth and finest $1,000 open COLL
tournament began 10 unwind to-
day at the ElmhurSt Country
Club, with practically every BIG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Official Appeals for Mccoy
u. S. DRAFT CHIEFTAIN
SEEKS TO AID STAR

LANSING, July Is. 49, National
Selective Service Director Lewis
b. Hershey has appealed the Ia
classification of Benny Mccoy.
bought by the Philadelphia Ath-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18

paravely long BASEBALL only . OF age Birdie
frankie Coucher who also have been around for
awhile and the drop down 20 The
others
Paul Trout 26) Dutch Meyer (26) Floyd Giebe (26 Boyd
Perry 25 25) Johnny Corsica "a Pat Muln
ga Barney McCosky (23) Freddie Hutchinson 22 Virgil
Trucks % and Harold Newhouser (20).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Weiss, Russell
Even al Ninth
Copyright by Daron Times. All riot

Playing on a windy, rain-swept
course, Mrs. Don Weiss, the de-
tending champion, and Margaret
Russell were all even at the end
OF nine holes In their 18-hole
final for the Women's State
Amateur Golf championship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
HiehIigh+s
BY International News Service

BY international News Service
Fourth and finest Chicago
$1,000 open golf tournament
starts with all-Star field.
Medalist Jimmy Clark upset
by Jack KernS of Denver in
quarterfinals of national public
links golf meet.
Dave Rankin of Purdue leads
in balloting for collegiate eleven
which will face pro champion
Chicago Bears in annual all-star
football game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Fight Results

International News Service Wire
At Baltimore, Md Lou Transparent
l27. Baltimore, decisioned Joey Archibald.
1875, Providence. r. L.. recognized In New
York and Maryland as worlds feather
weight champion Go rounds non-titleD.
Chalky Wright. l31. Los Angeles Negro
fefeated Jackie Wilson 1870, Pittsburgh
90 roundsl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18

CLEVELAND. July 1s.-Relief
that his mountaineering batting
streak had been choked off was
expressed by Joe DiMaggio today.
Yes. 1 really am glad it's
over" the great Joe said. "After
broke the Keller record l felt
at ease but / was beginning 10
tighten up again. l wanted Ia
beat my minor league record of
81 games. 1 couldn't lift a ball
off the ground last night.
'In the fourth inning when
Smith walked me, ] hit at one
bad ball. 1 didn't want to walk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
and Bob Teller and

and made possible for Ted Williams and Bob Teller and
others to be heroes"
You may recall Travis the A-Star who spilled Billy
Herman and broke double play which would ended the
before Williams had chance explode his epcmakng
homer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18

overlook the strong Hoosier
in the ninth.
Besides allowing only two hits
during the stretch. Trout per-
mitted only four men to reach
second base in eight innings. lie
put Senators on base with walks
and then. in fine style. pulled him
self out OF his troubles.
George Archie. once a Tiger and
first up in the ninth. singled 10
center. Arches blow was only the
third hit off Trout. all singles and
one a scratch. Trout steadied and
disposed Of Jake Early and Jimmy
Bloodworth Via outfeld putouts.
Then Buddy Myers batted for
Vernon Kennedy. who had earlier
in the game replaced Sid Hudson,
and grounded 10 Rudy York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Youth Will Be on Baker S
Side Next Year in
Rebuilding Tigers
PITCHING MATERIAL LOOKS GOOD

youth his side in rebuilding the Tigers
which the Detroit manager added opportunities
to show his talent pilot He did grand job of plotting