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Evening star., 1941-02-26
Stock Averages
60 Stock Range Since 1927.
By VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press financial writer.

NEW YORK, Feb. 28-The recov-
cry swing in stocks leveled out today
into a generally narrow and uneven
market.
Many traders seemed reluctant to
follow the advance further on the
assumption it represented only a
technical rebound from the recent
decline.
A midday upturn restored many
small gains relinquished on an
earlier drop. but the rise gave way to
]istless drift. Fractional gains and
losses were about equally divided in
leading shares.
Transactions increased somewhat,
approximating 100000 shares.
Bethlehem Steel had the lime
light as result of the threatened
strike at the company's Lacka-
wanna On. y plant. Of more
than a point at one time, Bethlehem
regained the loss and provided an
example for other industrials on
the noon rally.
A shade higher most of the day
were American Telephone, Inter-
national Harvester. Douglas Air
craft, United Aircraft, American
Smelling and Chrysler. Tending to
sag were Air Reduction. Santa Fe,
General Motors, American Can and
Eastman.
Active shares on the curb showed
mixture of fractional gains and
losses. Up a bit were American
Cyanamid b. Lake Shore Mines
and New Jersey Zinc while losers
included Brewster Aeronautical,
Gulf Oil and Humble.
Evening star., 1941-02-26
FOREIGN Exchunqe

NEW YORK, Feb % LF.-The Hong
Kong dollar today gained nearly one tenth
cent after fluctuating erratically in the
foreign exchange market earlier this week.
The Shanghai currency was a shade
lower. Most other rates including the
Canadian dollar. were unchanged in ie-
lation to the United States dollar
Late rates follow (Great Britain in dol
lars. others in cents):
Canada.
Oficial Canadian Control Board rates
for U. s. dollars: buying 10 per cent pre-
MUM selling IL per cent premium: equiv
alent to discounts on Canadian dollars in
New York Of buying 9.91 per cent selling
9.O9 per cent
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket Is per cent discount or $500 U. s.
cents.
Europe.
Great Britain. official Bankers Foreign
Exchange Committee rates., buying. 4.02;
selling, 4 .O4 open market, cables, 4.03s4;
Germany, 40.05n: (benevolenD 1920:
Finland 2.05n; Greece, .6Sn; Hungary,
18TH; Italy. 5.06; Portugal, 4.01; Sweden,
1884; Switzerland '23.23: Yugoslavia,
Latin America.
Argentine official, 29.77; free, 23.75:
Brazil oficial. 6O5n: free, soon; Mexico,
2070n.
Far East.
Japan, 23.4s; Hong Kong, 24.60;
sRstes in spot cables unless otherwise
indicated)
Nominal
sFor commercial transactions.
Evening star., 1941-02-26
Japanese-American
Trade Showed Little
Recession in 1910
All Of Drop Is Found
In Lost Two Months
Of Annual Period
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 90
Japanese American trade withstood
numerous adversities during most
of last year and held the great bulk
of the preceding years 1898 900 900
value.
japanese purchases in the United
States fell off about s5,000,OOO, but
still totaled more than 1927 100000.
In that relatively mild recession
all accounted for in the last two
months of 1940-Japan dropped from
third to fourth among Americas
customers. Britain, Canada and
France led Japan.
The statistics were furnished by
the San Francisco Office of the Fed
eral Bureau of Foreign and Domes-
tic Commerce.
Japan's shipments to the United
States receded, too. But the decline
was less both in total and in per-
centage. The S158.376 900 imports
from Japan were about S30O0,0O0
less than in 1899.
The import decline of 1.8 per cent
compared with the export drop of
81 per cent.
Application of export licenses to
safeguard the American defense pro-
gram cut into exports across the
Pacific Those exports amounted to
Sc per cent of the United States
total, compared with 7.3 per cent in
1889 and 78 in 1888.
The license system cut November
and December shipments of such
items as machine tools, ferro-alloys,
scrap iron and copper. Domestic
controls in Japan and difficulties in
foreign markets cut that countrvs
purchases of American cotton. Re
strictions on use of gasoline hit sales
of automobiles and trucks, but sales
of oil products rose.
Evening star., 1941-02-26
New York Produce

NEW YORK Feb. "6 OP,.-Eggs. 36.16e.
irmer Mixed colors: Fancy to extra fancy
1Sl4-19lz; extras. Is graded 1rsts. 17A:
current receipts, 16i2-3A; seconds, l6-l6h;
mediums, 1914: dirties No. l, 1914; average
checks 15l+--i2. REFRIGERATOR, BEST 151a-
whites: CResales of premium marks,
2194-24lD nearby and Midwestern prem
ium marks, l9a4-2li4: specials. 1914;
standards 1sI7. iResales Of exchange to
fancy heavier mediums, l9-2l12)' mediums
1S-lSl2.
Browns; Nearby and Midwestern. fancy
to extra fancy, 194-20l2; specials, 10;
Duck eggs: Fancy. large, 34-35;
Dressed poultry Steadv; all fresh and
frozen prices unchanged.
Live poultry. by freight: Barely steady.
Chickens, colored, S; fowls. colored. 90
q; Leghorn. 49, few, y: old roosters.. u;
fT m Rosks a1Sk breers By Rocs sHsT sG
age, 22-23; some 2l; crosses. 20-2lI Reds,
1920; Leehorn, 20 fowls, colored. 20-21;
Leghorn, nearby, 1919 Southern, 1918;
pullets Rocks, large, $3.50; medium, %
%; small 21-24: crosses, large. IS: me-
dunn 25-26; small, 21-24; Reds, IS;
some 26l2; medium, 1924; old ROSTERS
ducks, Long Island, is: fancy, 21.
Butter, 1.294,432. steady. Creamery:
Higher than 81 score and premium marks,
31-31s4; 81 score tcash market), 3034;
sS:91 score, 29H-3014; s4-s7 score, 269A-
Cheese. 196,544. irregular State. vhols
milk flats Held, 1889, 25-2574; held, 1910,
2112-22I2 current makes, l694-1712.
Beans steady; marrow 550-60; pea.
3.40-50; red kidney, 7.60-65; white kidney
Other articles steady and UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1941-02-26
LambertCo. Reports
Annual Net Profit
OF S1,173,O54
Continental Roll & Steel
Earnings Rise Sharply
In l2-Month Period
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26-The Lam
bert Co. reported today for 1910
net profit of s1,173,054. equal to
S157 a share on the capital stock.
This compared with S1,261 1856, or
s169 share, in the preceding year.
Continental Roll e. Steel.
Continental Roll & Steel Foun-
dry Co. reported 1910 net profit of
1912, ,454, equal to S179 common
share, against ,269, or 20 cents
a share, based on present capital
ization in 1889.
Columbia Oil & Gasoline.
Columbia Oil g. Gasoline Corp.
reported for 1910 net profit of ST.
Ali ,234, equal to 26 cents a share
on common, compared with SABA 1862,
or S109 a share on the preferred,
in 1899.
BIaw-Knox Co.
Blaw-KnoX Co.. manufacturers of
construction equipment and ma
chinery, reported 1910 net profit of
$1,360,747, equal to $102 a capital
share, compared with s954,424, or II
cents a share, in 1899.
International Salt Co. reported
net profit for 1910 of S955,035, or
1898 a common share, compared
with S4621O2, or sl.92 a share, in
1899.
Evening star., 1941-02-26
United Cos Co. Hearing
Is Postponed by S. E. G.

The Securities and Exchange
Commission has postponed a hearing
on integration proceedings against
the United Gas & Improvement Co.
to March 6. The hearing originally
was scheduled for tomorrow.
The commission has called upon
the company to show why it should
not be ordered Immediately to dis
pose of utility properties in Arizona,
Tennessee, Kansas and New Hamp-
shire.
Evening star., 1941-02-26
Washington Produce

BUTTER-93 score, tubs, 32a4; 1-pound
prints. 33l4; l4-pound prints. 3394; %
score tubs, 3l94 l-pound prints, 32l4; "a
pound prints, 80; i4-pound prints. 33iz:
go score. tubs. 81 Il; l-pound prints. 80:
l4-pound prints, 32l2; 50 score. tubs, 3lia;
1-pound prints, 3l54; i4-pound prints. 32i4;
IS score: tubs, 3024: 1-pound prints. 31A;
LIVESTOCK 13: spring lambs,
10: pigs. under l2O pounds 4.25-41 IS;
l20-l4O pounds, 50O-5. so: l4O-lS0
pounds, 5.50-5.75: 1S0-22O pounds, 575-
500: 200-30O pounds, 5.6O-5.s5; sows.
prices paid net lob. WashingtonD
EGGS-Market steady. Prices paid for
Federal-State graded eggs received from
grading stations February 26): Whites.
U. s. extras, large, 2@-24 U. s. extras.
mediums. 1921: q. S. standards, large
2O-22: u. S. standards. mediums. 1920.
.. S. trades, 1917: browns. U. s. extras.
large. 21-23; U. S. extras. mediums, 1921;
U. s. standards large, 20-22: U. s. stand
ards. mediums 1890: u S. trades 1917.
For nearby ungrsded eggs. current receipts.
whites. L: mixed colors, 16.
LIVE POULTRY-Market steady. Fowl,
colored, all sizes, HIS; No. 2s, 1918:
Leghorn hens. 1914: roosters a-l0: chick
ems Virginia broilers and fryers. all sizes.
1920. No. IS. 1914; Delaware Rocks and
crosses, broilers and fryers. all sizes, 10;
No. IS; l3-14 Turkeys young hens. all
IS: No. @s. 1914 Guineas: Ia pounds.
smaller sizes, 90; No. IS and slips, 1920.
Evening star., 1941-02-26
Jersey City Livestock

JERSEY CITY, Feb. % up Omitted
States Department of Agriculture) Cat
tie: Salable, 800: total, 400. No steers on
pound Tennessee steers sold late Tuesda )
1921 LOO, mostly 25 lower than Mon
day. few head out at LOO below load
price. Cows steady early, weaker under
tone late; cutter to medium cows, 800
7:25; Gamers, 4.50-5.50. Bulls fully
steady: medium to good sausage kinds
fOO-S 90; cutter to common, 6.25-75.
Vealers and calves: Salable, so: total,
asS ana eboee ese5s steady tS lower good
TO medium, q.00-11 90; culls 60O-7 so;
few lightweights, $50. No heavy calves
Hogs: Salable, 90 ION New York mar
ketl; total, $50. Butcher hogs mostly 10
hisher: good and choice 2O5 pounds. s15
Sheep and lambs None salable: total.
1,49O. Market nominally steady.
Evening star., 1941-02-26
Reichsbunk Statement

BERLIN, Feb 20 dP.-The Reichsbank
statement as of February %, compared
with that OF February Is, showed lin
thousands of rechsmarksl,
Gold and foreign exchange, 1888: de-
crease, 2S7. Bills of exchange and checks,
ties, 22.l7l: decrease, 1895 other assets.
1,41S,3S3; increase, 36,524. Circulation,
13,036, ,499: decrease. 23S. 400 Sight de-
posits, 1;9O4.394 increase: 1851: Re
312 per cent.
Evening star., 1941-02-26
Container Corn of America.

CHICAGO, Feb. rs (P).-Contain-
er Corp. of America announced to-
day consolidated net profit of ST.
227,682 for 1910, equivalent to s2.85
a share. This compared with 81 ,448,-
900 in 1899. or S185 a share. Net
sales totaled $50, asa, SIT. an increase
of 26 per cent over 1899.
Evening star., 1941-02-26

Total Sales Tor The day, 3sUUUU
Unit trading
bankruptcy receivership reorEansee under
Bankruptcy securities assumed such companies
Rates Of dividend the foresons table annual disorse
based the last quarterly declaration
Unless otherwise noted special extra dividends not
included.
xEx dividend X rights Also extra extras Cash
far this Accumulated dividends paid declared this
Evening star., 1941-02-26
Exchange Seat
Sells, at Low
OF 43 Years
,y the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Sale of a
New York Stock Exchange seat for
$4,000 was arranged today. The
price equaled the 43-year low.
Evening star., 1941-02-26
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Feb 26.-Dividends an
nounced, prepared by Fitch Publishing %.
Reduced
Pc Stock os Pay
Rate. rido. record. able,
Evening star., 1941-02-26
London Tin Quotations

LONDON Feb % lP.-Tin weak: SCOT,
s270 bid: 1870 IS asked: future, f267 1os
bid f261 15s asked
Evening star., 1941-02-26

Machinery from the United States
will be used in Guatemala's first
aviation plant.
Evening star., 1941-02-26

Garfnckel common-40 at II, 10
at IL
Evening star., 1941-02-26
STOCKS
PUBLIC UTILITY

Amer Tel & Tel (9) 16134
& Sasit1I u gtsamboat g5snsi5 I'll fS go So So s
Pot Elec Power go pfd t6) lila
Pot Elec Pw 51aec pf (5.50)'115 116
Wash Gas 1t com 1.5W 2134 90
Wash aGs 1t pfd t45Ol 1854 1854
Wash Ry & e com (g4O) 200 500
Wash Ry a. Ell pfd C5) s116 119
Evening star., 1941-02-26

MISCELLANEOUS.
Ter RI & W Cp 1st 414s 194S 100
Evening star., 1941-02-26
sex dividend.


tPlus extras. e2qs extra. $500 ex-
ira paid December %. 1910 h $500 ex-
paid September 80, 1910. . $500 paid in
1910. tS1.OO paid In 1910. $4,000 ex-
ira.
Evening star., 1941-02-26
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Evening star., 1941-02-26
BONDS

PUBLIC UTILITY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
CANINE ALL CLUBS

The officials. according 10 the
word. Will examine every club IN
every bag At the first tee, and If
the clubs fail 10 meet with The
rules thee ontCStant VIII be gwen
a chance 10 switch 10 another
set. This. then. means that pos
Slbly some OF the leading con-
tenders who have practiced and
worked and schemed TO win the
tournament Will have TO do II with
strange implements gathered at
the last minute.
With this slightly disturbing
situation hanging over the prem
ises. the stars and the lesser lights
went out this morning IN two
sornes and threeSomes for the u
hole grind lasting through Satur-
day. when II may be Little again,
but probably viii be one of a num-
her of others. The Texas delega-
iron was the hot choice Byron
Nelson. Ralph Gudahl, Ben. Hogan
and Jimmy Demarcf Nelson was
Inc one-man hottest choice Gene
SarazenS chance climbed by vir-
Tue Of tho fact that he tied last
year an sho, a final practice round
Of So yesterday over the par ~
layout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05

golf the neghborhood of Detroit While off
Gals have done nothing definite about yet golf authorities
they will prohibit the running of Sunday except
for business
While the week day play has been excellent the public
Cup 35 to 40 per cent according to early reports
is the Saturday and Sunday play that the bills Few
the clubs could long their Sunday
cut off completely.
There few courses which be reached by street
They would get the bulk of the play Fred
Nolan general manager of the Detroit street railway depart
the situation.
GasIess Sundays would put heavy burden trans
poaion department. but would be able to handle it, We
allowed anywhere within 10 miles of the city limits
This would of the golf in the We
needed to take Of the players
While this would be help who used to Jump
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
IS Defense Measures Threaten Golf. Night baseball

ing their and driving the first tee will not transfer
several times from buses to reach the course.
Atlas United States Golf Association public links
committeeman fears will be bitter blow to the
Right the having their best season.
The play, particularly weekdays has been way The
weather has grand and the players working many
them afternoon and night shifts that allow them to play
In the morning. Wen just have to hope for the best
The revenue of the private also will be hit by
the proposed ruling Sunday is big day for the family
Father plays golf in the morning with the men from the
office After lunch he plays round with mother and then
the whole family has dinner.
of the ardent golfers will spend week-ends
the club but facilities will take Of few of the ast
army who play each Sunday
Baseball and other sports in city won't suffer
the stadium and parks within easy reach
and bus lines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
BY EDGAR HAYES

The full emergency proclaimed by the President OF the
United threatens hit sports harder than
walks of life Night baseball and football be cur
tailed and golf on Sundays might be limited
Conservation of power legislation against night
baseball The gasess Sundays being talked of would
raise havoc with the golf courses.
Already in of the small leagues the schedule OF
night games has been The of wattage needed
night game puts extra load the generating units
smaller utilities and with the factories working both
day and night, the burden became too heavy.
problem is not present in the major leagues
according O Detroit Edison officials.
I'VE reserved generating units which easily can
handle of night game. The amount of light
needed to Briggs Stadium, 1850 kilowas would
be enough the needs of three ordinary house
holds during entire year
The gasless Sundays loom as nightmare the 100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05

II
Show Up and financial humping
for many race fan-but Jockey
George Wallace stands indicated
today.
Wallace is the horSebacking
youngster who had TO talk fast TO
avoid a suspension by the stew
ards at the Detroit race track
when he finished out Of the money
on Show Up a week ago. J. l..
Wildes 6-year-old gelding. with a
good handicap record here. had
gone TO the post favored and.
after setting the early pace, had
wound up fourth.
at wasn't my fault, sir" Wal
lace explained 10 Presiding
Steward Jack s. Young. The
horse Is stale. He just flattened
out, wouldn't run lick when l
gave him the whip. He's been
overworked, needs a rest"
Show Up went to the post again
Yesterday in the Roman Soldier
Purse. He wasn't quite the ia.
vorite. That honor went TO the
Carl Graham entry of Scandalous
and Boss HoSs. But many OF the
fans in the crowd Of 5000. accuS-
toned 10 seeing Show Up run
with the best here plunkcd cash
on the line 10 make him second
choice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Cheating Probe
Stirs Open Field
All Clubs to B e
Examined at
First ZEE

FORT WORTH. Tex June 8
With a field Of approximately 10
ready TO SfI00r and Il -ff'cxas- eef-
tingent favored 10 produce the
successor TO defending champion
Lawson Little, the National Open
Golf championship starting today
over the tough and threatening
Colonial Club course faced state
of confusion through the revela-
ton that United States Golf Asso-
citation officials stationed on the
first tee planned minute inspec-
ton of the participants clubs.
For the first time IN the history
Of the halloWed event those seek
ing the greatest and H4eSt coveted
OF all golfing prizes Will be under
suspicion OF cheating Wnen they
walk out there 10 fire their open
ing n ets International News
Service learned exclusively today
The allegation is that some OF
the leading professionals have been
defacing their IRONS 10 get better
control of the ball
This rule. in force all along
VIII De even more stringent ano
specific next year. but even for
the present is quite clear 10 the
officials, although some of the
professionals apparently have neg
lected TO observe II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Billy Conn Is indicted
For No Auto License

PITTSBURGH. June 5.-qNS)
Billy Conn, former light-heavy-
weight champion, now in training
for June Is bout with Joe@1ouis,
was under indictment today for
driving an automobile without a
license.
He was arrested March 2S,
police said, for speeding on tn
boulevard of the Allies in Pitts
burgh. Two weeks previous his
license had been lifted for 90 days
for speeding near PHILADELPHIA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Here Are Our AII-S+ar Selections

The appearance Of baseball noabes in Detroit today 10
fashion plans for the leagues alsar at Briggs
Stadium July S, spurs US to action
Therefore guidance TO who will select the
personal the squads after deep study have named
squads OF 25 each. The selections specially
mended American League managers who made such
of their pickngs last year.
If the choose disregard selections. is
Here with all 10 clubs represented and
The latest olclaI batting average OF each player:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Sarazen Sees
Battle Of Texans
BY GENE SARAZEN
written Exclusively for International News
ServtceD

ServtceD
FORT WORTH. Texas, June 5.
Everybody wants 10 know who
will win the National Open and
what the score will be for the II
holes and as l look at il today
! would like TO answer both ques-
tons in advance and let the final
results determine how far wrong
l am.
In the first place l think that
between now and Saturday night
1.-THE battle will be between four
tough Texans against the rest Of
us, and that the winning score
will be between 2S6 and 288. in
stead of the $50 or less predicted
by so many.
As for those four outstanding
Texans, they are, as everybody
must know, Byron Nelson, Ralph
Guldahl, Ben Hogan and Jimmy
I Demarpt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Luke Sewell New
Pilot of Browns
Tribe Coach Takes
Over ReinS From
Fred Haney

ST. LOUIS. June 5.-Therell
begin another new deal in st.
Louis Browns history when James
Luther Luke Sewell takes over
the managership of the American
League team here today.
The 40-year-old Sewell, who left
his Cleveland Indians coaching
post to accept the reins of leader
ship with the Browns, signed a
contract for the rest of this sea-
son and all of next year, accord
ing TO President Don Barnes, who
made the announcement. Terms
were not revealed.
-Sewell replaces Fred Haney.
who had been the teams pilot
since 1889. Haney made no an
nouncement about his plans.
TEAM IN 7TH
The new Browns boss will not
have 10 begin the new deal from
the bottom of the deck" at any
rate. The anneHheement-oIhis
signing was made shortly after
THE team had whipped the Wash.
ington Senators for the second
straight day to move out OF the
cellar into seventh place.
With Haney at the helm in 1889
the Browns made a disappointing
showing by finishing in the base
ment with 43 victories and IL,
losses. In 1910, they finished sixth
and despite cheerful predictions by
Haney that pitching would carry
them higher this year, the team
has languished in or near the Gel
I lar most of the time.
PLAYED INFIELD
He was a third baseman. but
played all four infield positions al
times. He managed the Toledo
Mudhens for three years before go
ing to st. Louis.
| Sewell broke into the major:
with Cleveland in 1921. after
brief stay at Columbus that same
year. He has been in the major:
ever since.
He was the Tribes first string
catcher until 1888, when he wa:
traded TO Washington. A I
spending two seasons with the
Senators. four with the White So1
and one with Brooklyn. Sewel
was picked up again by CLEVELAND
lin 1899 and became a coach II
June of that year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston II johnson and Masi.
ST. Louis ~ ? 3-Gumbert and Man
Pittsburgh AZ New York. postponed rain
Cincinnati at Philadelphia, postponed rain
Chicago At Brooklyn. postponed rain
TODAYS GAMES
- Louis Al Boston.
Chicago Al BROOKLYN might.
Only games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
N. Y.U. Eleven 10 Play
Penn State al Night

NEW YORK, June 5.-GNS)-
Night football under lights moved
into the college ranks today with
the announcement New York Uni
versity and Penn State will meet
October 81. in the Polo Grounds.
Originally the game had been
scheduled for the afternoon OF
November l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
-FOUR FAvoRITEs WIN

The victory of the Graham on
try was just one of four registered
for the form players despite the
heavy track. while those who pre-
fer long shots had their inning in
the first race when My Baby, a
3-year-old maiden owned by the
Kentuckian, Smith Baker, got up
10 nip out "A nose decision over
Codoll and pay S92 200, SIS and SO
across the board.
OWE Scurlock brought in the
long shot. The Dixiana Farms
rider completed a riding double
when he rode p. f.. Byrum'S Pari
Call to her second victory in two
days in the seventh race Pari
Call was an added starter. adj
mitted TO the race because of a
large number of scratches.
Mrs. II. ID Walkers Bert w.
and p. l.. GriSSom'S More Roman
were the other favoriteS to win.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05

hoes ~ those = double pIoys their fielding
considerably the official they fourth
place in this department. AS compared TO this or
less exalted position for of Tigers the Baker boys
feared apple whackers. in sixth place in batting
Should they their hitting which almost certain
come and Buck Newsom approximately least the
form which made him outstanding pitcher in the 1910
championship Tigers concevaby still give battle
the first place spot With the Indians again
proven the baseball wars the American League
~ become anYbodys
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
ALL-STAR TEAMS-TAKE'EM OR LEAVE EN-

A double play a day keeps the Yankees away? Or, Red
White 1t makes difference to frankie Croucher
you dittyit with the dinner
And if double play day has failed to keep the dog
gone awayor doggone Red Sox doggone White
Sox-it hasn't been Croucher's fault.
replacing Dick Barte at shortsop the fashy young