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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
Bud Ward
Old Guard's
Last Survivor
Host of Champions
Fall by Wayside
In National Amateur
Golf Tourney
IntsrnatIonaI New. Ser,Ice No.

OMAHA. Neb.. Aug. 2S.-Al-
though a youngster himself, Mar
vim Bud" Ward of Spokane.
Wash. today stood out alone
amongst the simonpure old
guard in the 1871 National Anna
teur golf championships day
which saw defeat oVertake defend
ing titlehoder Dick Chapman and
a host of other champions and
eX-champiOnS.
Ward. the lone former National
Amateur champion still in the
running, had no easy path toward
another crown as a group Of
bright new stars popped up.
Among the new Stars-cach
of whom tailed double victories
were Louis Jennings of Portland,
Ore, the Pacific Northwest's
newest ace; Skee Riegel, a Holly
wood script writer and former
Army football player, and Bob
Riegel, the former Texas State
ChamDiOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

Day mat card Bert Rub instructor at the Jewish Com
muniy house Walter Roxy head Of Hamtramcks department
Of recreation, former high school instructor that city
while Dean Rockwell Of East Deors high school faculty
has taught several Michigan schools Incidentally Evans
and Dee Hoist doing right well in their promotion
radios Information Please knows his ball
players well Clifton Fadlman IN a
quiz asked his schoasJohn Meran Franklin T. Adams
and Levant What pitcher threw baseball AZ umpire
nuckly: "Bo1ts Pofenherger Nashle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
45DYC Members
In j. 5. Service
Paul Williams, Expert
Skipper, Latest to
Leave for Arms Duty

Paul Williams became the forty
fifth member Of the Detroit Yacht
Club in the service of the United
States when ne left for Fort Gus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
Harmon on the Spot
In All-Star Grid Game
Chicago Bears Out
to Huniliate
M Hero
BY LEWIS II. WALTER


CHICAGO. Aug. 2S.-Tommy
Harmon, the great plays what
may be his last football game to-
/ highland the Chicago Bears are
lout TO make II the most humiliat-
ing experience in the life of the
University Of Michigan football
hero.
Early today more than 500
of the leading football coaches,
officials and sports writer's OF the
nation saw Tommy in the world
lpremlere of his first movie
l"Harmon of Michigan. Just yes
ttefday he is reported to have re-
fused the last overtures of owner
/ George Halas of the Chicago
Bears to play with the world foot
| ball champions.
The ordinary young fellow might
envy Harmon. Might envy him as.
/ he feels some of that S13,5 that
was put in his pocket for that
lmoYie-With more of the same in
the offing Might envy him, too,
1.-THE radio career which caused him
TO reject the pro football bids
for fear that one minute on the
Igridiron might cost him his
promised livelihood on the air
that is if Uncle Sam doesn't grab
| him soon.
NO ENVY HERE
The same thoughless young fell
low might envy Tom the tank
cars of printers ink he's getting
and even his newest romance.
That's with Miss Elyse Knox. the
Hollywood lovely who came whiz-
zing by plane from California TO
be met by Tom at the airplane
yesterday. Romance? Tom says
il might be. But of course, this IS
just No. or 8 in. the series OF
glamour gals who have been linked
with Tom.
But there's no envy in the
hearts of the football coaches and
other close followers of the sport
for Thomas Harmon today. Be-
cause they know the mighty Chi
cago Bears. greatest football team
in the history of the game. are
going to try and take MIR. Thomas
Harmon apart tonight.
And they're going to do il on
Soldier Field before a sellout
crowd of more than $4,000 per-
lsons.
Harmon didn't endear himself
TO the professionals through his
movie role. AS an actor Thomas
repeatedly blasts away this pro
racket is no good
OF course, the boys go for this
a lot.
The famous Gary youth who led
Michigan's comeback charge in a
GLORIOUS three-year career Is
strictly on the spot. He's the No.
man Of the College All-Stars,
the All-American heroes who were
chosen by a poll of the nations
grid fans, to oppose the Bears,
world professional champions.
That's enough 10 make him a
target for the mighty Bears. But
another and more potent reason is
that it is more than limited that
Che Bears don't care for Tom per-
Isonally and would like to send him
into reverse. Would like to see
him suffer even more than in the
lEast-West game New Years. when
the Wolverine triple-threat was
held TO an 18-yard gain.
Harmon can take it, and the
great triple-threat halfback will
probably have TO tonight because
,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
HARRY TODD STILL IN

Still in the running was Ward S
biggest rival Harry Todd Of Dallas.
low amateur of the 1871 National
Open, and Bruce Mccormick. Los
Angeles fireman and former Ma
tional PublinX champion, among
others.
As the field was rapidly cut
from 81 to is in hectic rounds of
fS hOie quick death golf, the
casualty list showed:
Chapman defeated by Jennings
Of Oregon. 5 and 4. The new West
Coast star also eliminated Rodney
Bliss the Omaha hot shot. 4 and 3.
Johnny Goodman OF Omaha, Tor
ricf' National Amateur and Ma
tional Open champion. defeated by
Bob Riegel Of Houston. the former
Texas State champion on the
twentieth.
Johnny Fischer Of Cincinnati.
cX-National Amateur king
pin. eliminated by Stewart NJ.
Skip Alexander Of Burlington.
the current Journeys medaliSt. ]
up. Alexander bowed in defeat
later before Harry Haverstick.
Lancaster, Pa, , and !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

NAhlll'N ItAhilAA AfoiAtAs
YESTERDAY 8 RESULTS
Brooklyn o. HEbe and oven.
Cincinnati ? Wander Nee BsgVs
tsD and Lombard
81, Louis SIS 3-Whits fGumbert 60
and W Cooper
New York 10 o. HubheU Brown 60
and Danning
Boston s 10 o. Salvo and Berres
tFirst Eamel
Chicaro p Passeau and AcCul-
ioHsh
Chicago s Raffensberger. Root
30 and George tSec-
ond same
Boston 2 l. JaverN. iJohnson ~
and Mont q m . s..
Berres
Pttsbureh "a - ? tanning and Lopez
Baker
Phi delphia 10 2 -Rarton Johnson tn
and Warren
Winning pitcher. losing pitcher
ToDAY's GAMES
hicsgo AZ Boston
g. LOUIS a. New York
pittsburgh AZ Philadelphia
Only games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

Wood =. Ole Holde is the name of A
Wyoming wrestler Bobby Doerr
Mickey Owen and Steve Mcsner played
on the same American Legion team at
Los AnReles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

official this Fall The Babe Ruth model bat is the only stick
used by the Columbia University baseball Jimmy De-
not enhued about the prospect of night golf Bugs
including mosquitoes would you alive the Texas pro
plans Night golf tried out in Houston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
Tigers After Kansas InfieIder

Joe DAlaggo will be starred a called The Great
DMaggo" brothers Vincent and Dominic will also be
the picture The Tigers casting eyes Bill Hitchcock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
HERE'S THE LIONS INDIVIDUALIST
Whizzer White Believes in Practice

upon him heavily to pull the Lions
out Of the doldrums in the Ma
tional League. Only four days re-
main now before the Lions engage
Pittsburgh in their first inter-
team performance of the season.
They are scheduled to meet Pitts
burgh Monday in an exhibition
game at the Steel City
And when the two teams line
up the Woodworking. conscien-
tious White will be out there in
the tailback spot directing play
for Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

Ter to-day.
The 23-year-
old skipper this
season became
one Of the best
.tiller - Wleldcrs
on the river.
Through his ef-
forts. Fiddler :
Witch" Virtu-
ally has clinched
X class catboat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

AAki wi -
Following is
the list of MEM
berS in United
States service
as posted by
the - troll
Yacht Club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
Baseball in Brief
ny international New. ssr,Ic.

~ International News service
HOME RIMS
American League Heath. Indians t2l
Heinrich Yankees York Tigers. Vernon,
Senators Solters White SoN
National League - Young. Giants, W
Cooper Cardinals Nicholson. Cuts
LEADERS
American Keller Yankees az Will
fans Red sox IS; DiMaggio, Yankees. u.
National Camiln Dodgers ~, NichOi-
son. Cubs. az OFT. Giants, 20.
LEADING HITTFRS
American Williams, Red SoX. f05 Ira.
vis Senators. 1896 DiMaEgio Yankees.
3is
National Etten. phillies. 500 Hopp
Cardinals, .32s. Walker, Dodgers, 327.
Runs RATED ~
American DMsggin Yankee ~ Kel.
Ter. Yankees III Williams Red son o.
NAfional-Mye Cardinals %. Csmiit
Dodgers. 90 DiMaggio Pirates, 81; Nichol-
son, Cubs, 81.
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Not Elegant
But Tigers Beat Red Sox, So, on Hits, Errors
After Dropping TuOin Bill to Athletics
BY LEO MACDONELL

Just 10 emphasize their moronic
bent, the Tigers one day drop two
games 10 the Athletics, a suppos-
eddy feeble second division club.
and the next day knock over the
Red SoX a first division nine that
in It's big moments nurses cham
plonShlp aspirations.
It's enough TO drive 4 Tiger Fan
whackN. not 10 mention Del Baker
and others more directly con-
cerned. As matter Of fact. We
haven seen Baker for a few hours
maybe he's on the way 10 the
whacky house
But the Tigers had TO have a
lot Of help from the enemy TO
beat the Red Sox. 6 10 3. yester-
day. -Four Of their runs were the
result of Boston miscueS in throw
ing. Jack Wilson, Who held the
Tigers TO five hits, was RESPONSE
bic for three of the TALES in that
manner. His bad heave 10 first
let in two markers, and on an
other occasion he wild pitched a
Tiger home from third. johnny
PeacockS bad throw let in another
Detroit run.
But THEY WON
If not elegant, it's one way Of
winning.
Wilson replaced Lefty Grove.
who, after pitching to but one
batter, was forced TO retire with
an aiIing side. AT Harper Hospital.
Where Grove was taken from
Briggs Stadium. it was learned
that the veteran left-hander had a
torn muscle and Will be out Of the
lineup indefinitely.
Grove left the game after pitch
ing TO Tuck StaInback, lcad-olf
man for the Tigers. who flew out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
PROBABLE BACKFIELD

The probable backfield also in
cludeS Harry CHippety) Hopp AZ
fullback. Lloyd Cardwell az right
half and Fred Vanzo at blocking
back. Vanzo has been resting up
with pulled muscle. but Is re-
ported 10 be ready now.
The Lions were slated 10 begin
series OF lighter drills today
with Coach Edwards departing
around noon for Chicago. where
he will witness the All-Stsr game
and bring back four rookie addi-
tons 10 the squad. Ted Pavelec.
Augie Lilo. Bob Nelson and Milt
Piepul.
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RUDY HITS HOMER

The Tigers picked up two more
TALES in the second inning when
Bruce Campbell and Birdie Teb-
belts walked and later scored on
Wilson's low tdes TO Jimmy FoXX.
Then, in the fifth. came an error
by Skeeter NewSome and a couple
of wild pitches by Wilson, ac-
counting for another marker.
In the sixth Rudy York ex-
ploded his twentieth h mer of
the season, a 35O-foot drive into
the lower deck of the left field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

TO Ted Williams in left field. With
Wilson pitching, Dutch Meyer sin
gled and later in the inning crossed
the plate on Peacock's error for
the first Tiger run of the contest.
The Tiger tally retrieved one Of
two markers which the Red SoX
had scored off Harold NewhouSer
IN the Boston half of the opening
frame NeWhOuSer. Who was wild,
lasted but two-thrdS Of an inning
and was replaced by Johnny Cor
Sica, who went the rest of the dis
tance TO be the official winner.
Joe Cronfn and Ted Williams
batted home the two counters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

BOSTON ~ DETROIT
Washington ar Chicago
New York a. 81 Louis
Philadelphia al cleveland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
Double as Educators

Bob Evans, the new promoter al
Arena Gardens, could start a small high
school from the names on his Labor
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
Tiger Batting Averages

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
Wise Hufls NJ
To Sd Victory

CHAPEL HILL. N. c., April IS.
Clifford Wise. Tom Harmon's
understudy. made his mound debut
for the travelling Michigan base
ball team here and hurled the
Wolverines to their third straight
win. a 6-2 victory over the strong
North Carolina nine.
In complete control of the situa-
ton throughout. Wise gave up
only eight hits, four of them
coming in seventh inning Tar
heel uprising after the Wolverines
had the game neatly tucked away
under a-Six- rim lead. The big
right-hander from Spring Lake
struck out four batters and
walked only two.
The Wolverines. who banged out
a total of 30 hits in their first
two wins of the annual southern
tour. were stopped cold AT the
plate and garnered only four safe
blows off the combined offerings
of Les Tomlinson and Horace Ben
ton the two North Carolina
DifchnrS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
Loop President Spectator

William Harridge, the league president, among the
honored guests The of the city throw
pail and 1--WE bands to furnish
Tigers Is of % against last season.
Along with the Browns Cardinals the Tigers were
guests at Chamber of Commerce banquet here
night The left later for Cincinnati where thew were 70
open with the Reds today
Inc gers were to enter the fray cheered reports
od Newhouser who has been suffering throat
was not seriously ILL., In fact after visit doctor
young pitcher attended the dinner He tomorrow
The examining physician reported that while Newhouser
veaed infamed throat the ament serious The
diseased condition the He said no
temperature 1t had been feared ne might have srep throat
ana ne was rushed to the doctor the ST.
Louis from Cincinnati.
The game today between the Tigers and be
the hst OF series Of three After Thursdays wndup the
Tigers enrain for Detroit where they open their nome
season Friday against the Cleveland Indians
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
LueadelIo BerGrdino
Caddie Scores Ace
With Door-Prize Club

Using the No. ; iron. which he
Won last year as a door-prize at
the Caddie banquet. Harry
Gosztyla. II. caddle ar the Warren
Valley Country Club. scored =
hole-in-one on the seventh hole OF
the clubs public course with a
l49-yard drive.
Geeztsla has only heen playing
golf since las july Playing with
GoSziyla were Raymond Troben
and Barney Gambia, also caddies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15

Lawrence Tech Nine
To Open With Ypsii

What's Ia be the busiest college
baseball season I'M Metropolitan
Detroit history gets under way
today when Lawrence Tech takes
on Michigan State Normal al Ives
Field in Highland Park.
The Blue Devils are one OF three
local collegiate. teams II -cAIStCnCe
this season. whatNlth University
or Detroit and Wayne University
organizing Mines for the frsf time
Frank Wummell who is posi-
poning big league trial VIII
pitch for Lawrence opposing Res
Dennis, veteran Ypsi highlander.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
Brownies Improved Down the Middle

"Improv three key positions plus better pitching
Hanev explained the middle
Swift behind the plate Bersrdno at short and Judneh
field These boys biz league ball players now"
Haney S particularly high Judnch.
lie is the best young oueder in the league Fred IN
sisted confidence in himself BerardinO II
nfelders in the league and swift is improved
receiver"
Questioned closely about his pitching Haney replied
IL may have the greatest pitchers in baseball but got
better pitching than ! had before
Among s.. Louis Fingers Johnny Allen from Cieve
land George the Athletics and Fritz Ostemuee
Denny Gaehoue Boston Then has couple OF youn}
right than % games each san Antonio
last year Bob Muncrelf and Maurice Newiin.
Eden Auker the former Tiger who last rolled up II
ictores brilliant comeback his He also still has
CONTINUED ON
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100000 10 See
Majors Open
Al Campaigns
By In,ernslInnaI N.r. seI,Ic.

A quarter of a million Ameri-
cans today were planning to for
get their worries and woes and
concentrate on baseball as the ma
tional pastime gets into full swing
for the first time this season.
Games were scheduled in eight
Of the major league cities. with
the New York Yankees and the
Philadelphia Athletics expected TO
draw the largest opening day at
tendance.
Approximately 10000 persons
were to see the YankS. who got
away TO an early start toward the
pennani with a 30 victory oVef
the Washington Senators in a
single inaugural performance at
the nations capital yesterday.
Although cloudy weather was
forecast for the New York area,
with the possibility Of showers in
the afternoon. another crowd Of
%. 900 was anticipated Al EbbetS
Field. Brooklyn, where the Dodgers
and Giants clash.
$4,000 AT CINCY
81. Louis. invading the lair Of
the world champion Cincinnati
Reds. was expected 10 equal the.
Brooklyn-Giant opener for the top
attendance in the National League.
Nearly $4,000 was the crowd fore
cast Al Redland Field, Cincinnati,
where cloudy weather prevailed.
Showers were in prospect at
Cleveland where the Indians and
Chicago White Sox tanglc before
possibly 5000. The POSSIBILITY nt
ram. however. was no damper At
Chicago either. for a National
League tussle there between the
Cahs and Pittsburgh was expected
10 bring out al least 10000 fans
The TUTnSFIlCy- V1SFUt1FTr- vV-rTTr
yFr Up n ? 2 z r. r 2 me fOiioWIHg
opening day crowds
Detroit AT ST. Louis. - 900
cloudy weather. Washington at
Boston. 250O0 fair; Boston at
Philadelphia, 1900. far.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
AiICHIG ~

Totals % 81 % Totals IS y -
s-Batted for Tonunson IN 6tn.
f-Batted for Jones ia sfh.
Ran for Jones IN sfh
Michigan on 707 nm
North Carolina 0o0 000. nzn
Runs Sfernnn Chamberlain 2 HushIs
CastmliI Ha rnns. Saunders. Hloh Errors
Nelson. Chamberlain. Ruehie Oseald :
TONES NvFrE fsfrrs haffed inH--CaranstfH a.
Harms Rich Benton Tua-base hts 80
Harms Movers Saunders Left IN ha-@
Michigan g. Nrffn Car0rna DeuHls
plays osvoif - Jrrss 20 prasHr nF frrrs
- Osvaid - HfoWnfne aarfinr= hifs
cartrin Passsf haHs-Nfsfs 2. Tu1
Pitch dnliinasn.
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Fiqht Results

A. newark. y J Phil FUR las wash
ineton. D. G decisioncf Dewey Anderson
i4p New YORK Negro co.. Al Red i2s
New YORK defeated JOEY stark i2T. Phiia
deiphia tsf4 tfas-f .ishtn4Fs La Hhlla
dslphis oufpointed Tommy Adams, ls5
Newark e.
A. New YORK rhareV Ware. i3s NeU
YORK decisioned carmela FenaN 49,. Bar
cei1na Spain tsI Joe Ras0r8. IS Puerto
Rico knocked out Pat Msnginl, io2, fhla.
deiphia t..
At Toronto. on Dave Casfflnuv 1876
NonfreaI Canadian NEhfVciEhf champion
scored clinical Knockout over Victor
Trnlss I4I. New York tsI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
HighIights in Sports
Gehringer
Ky International News service

New York Giants release first
baseman Johnny Mccarthy Ia
Jersey City farm club on option.
Paul Damski, manager Of Gun
mar Barlund, plans appeal to
courts from the suspension Of
him and Barlund by the Illinois
boxing commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
TELLS IMPROVEMENTS IN OWN Cub

ST LOUIS April 15-What happens to the Tigers depends
on what happen to Hank Grenberg according Fred Haney
keen-minded manager the St. Louis Browns.
Gutenberg is the key to the Detroit club Haney declared
With him the Tigers club in the American
League still the to beat. Without him there is no
telling where the Tigers will land
speculation of about whether or not and
when Greenbefe goes the army.
it is not only Greenbergs bat Haney pointed out
"No- don't his fielding mean the effect reenhergA
appearance the Tiger lineup And of
with Teenbeg York There's pair for pitcher
don't such figures but I'll bet that If there
that pitchers have finished less nne-n-
ming games than against other club In
the terrorism is due In Greenberg
nd York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
GehrinQer. MCCosky Switch
Batting Order for Debut
BY LEO MACDONELL

ST LOUIS April 15.-With a minute switch in the
batting Tigers prepared battle the Browns
today the opening of the American League
Charley Gehringer will position and Barney
McCosky way around they did
the Cincinnati exhibition games.
Following the batting by Managers
Del Baker and Fred Haney, the respective managers
DETROIT LOUIS
STAINBACk. right field Cliff. third base
GEIIRNGER second base RADCLIFFE, left field
McCOSKY, field LAABS, right field
GREENBERG, field JUDNICH, field
YORK first MclUINN, first base
HIGGINS, third LUCADELLO second base
BARTELL shortstop BERARDINO shOrtstop
SULLIVAN catcher SWIFT, catcher
NEWSOM pitcher AUKER, pitcher
With the exception Billy Sullivan Tuck Sanback the
Tiger lineup identical that which opened the with
The Browns IN Detroit season.
Incidentally the Tigers hurting lost that
Slick Coffman and the only
tests which Newsom lost during the 1910
umphant which Detroit finger 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
Spring Reunion
Spring Reunion
OLD-TIMERS TO SALUTE
VETERAN SPORTS PHOTOG

gala gatherings the history
j. Neach his hold
Spring the American Legion headquarters and
leading writers included, will
be present the buffet dinner
dihing what Al DittriCh calls
'peyacaors paradise members the Old Timers will salute
Kuenze weknown sports photographer who has
his job with distinction for the past 10 years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15

The baseball season was Of
ficialIN on today with the New
York Yankees out in frOnt-one
up-and 1873 games Ia 60.
Minnesota team shoots into
fourth place among fiVe-man
squads at American Bowling
Congress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
Sullivan Gets Backstop Duties

Sullivan will again Newsom assignment which
had during the of last Billy by the for
Brown having served in the St Louis lineup both
catcher and outfielder.
BY his outstanding work at the bat in Spring training Stain
PACK earned the starting job right field post Bruce Campbell
had with the Inauguration Of the 1910 schedule
A former Tiger VINO Browns from the Red Sox
Eden Auker last 16 and
son As his teams leading finger 6het taabs
having been one of the players involved the big
brought Newsom TO the Tigers.
Haney in Lucade is introducing the younger
tons Of the Lueadeo who formerly played with
Toledo is hardhing youngser who has suppanted Don
Heftner at second base in the Browns setup.
With prospects Of their American League
into the first division this year Louis and
big crowd expected to turn for todays lid litter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
Yankees Is Team for Tiees to Beat

imagine the feeling of pitcher pitching against
them When GTeenbcg bat the opposing pitcher N
called upon of strength IN play "hen ne -
through he probably feels Well that's good Job done ana
then ne looks up contend HI
say-there's power for YOU.
To keep rcnnant t4e-teaff- Tigers
must beat And they got ifs. Haney explains
"There a talk about RiILuo and Priddy They're
good players But Rufng and Dckey the Keys To tine
club The Of the Yankees depends lot on
what Rufne does in the No Diekey's comeback"
Haney reminded that his Browns were attracting Tot
attention this Spring.
ball club Haney explained but whether
or not they going place | do know They should
The pepper pilot asked what made the Browns