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Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-15
Jap Plane Drops
Bomb in Oregon

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. IS (UP)-The first Japanese
aerial attack continental United States have been
attempt to set fire to valuable Oregon timber the
ern defense command disclosed today
Fragments of what appeared to have been ncendary
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-15
Youth Describes
BrawIey Killing
Son of Slain Morrill, End Merchant Tells
Of Struggle Between Shoe Repairman
And Father; Second Boy Tes+ifies

From the lips of the 15year-old of the dead
superior court jury Tuesday heard how Charles Ellis
shot down in his store Aug. by H. A. Poole Ell Centre
shoe repairman.
The dark eyed boy. Charles Elis ir. described the
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-15
Dove Casualties
Only Ones Noted

Only doves were slaughtered in Imperial Valley the
opening day of the dove hunting Tuesday
Farmers and hunters, thus far were safe.
There not many hunters in the field as on the
opening day last year. game wardens said and practically
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-15
Soviet Sends in
ReinforcementS
For Vast Battle
Nazis Claim Capture Of Depot Within
Besiesed City; Moscow Admits Enemy
In Complete Control Of Air Over Sea
. BY UNITED PRESS

The battle of Stalngrad ragged toward decision Tues
day.
Naz report claimed that German forces had driven
the city and captured the main railroad station some
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-15

! two-way purpose in the war effort
The metal will be forged into bomb
ers and money received for the
metal will be used in each valley
community for the entertainment
and help of service men stationed
nearby or who visit there.
"All of the money" said Nolan
c. Smith, county scrap drive
chairman, will go to the COM
munity which contributed the
scrap and will be used for the SER
vice men. None of the money will
be sent away and all of it will be
distributed by local committees for
the entertainment and help of SER
vice men,"
SHOW PLANS LAID
Meanwhile plans for the scrap
metal rally at the Imperial county
fair grounds Wednesday night de-
veloped rapidly into big vaude-
Vile performance. Admission price
will be all the scrap metal each in
dividual can carry and pledge for
all the scrap metal left at home.
Camp Young, on the Indio desert
will send 40 piece military banc
and Henry Fonda, famous motion
picture actor, will be made honorary
mayor of Ell Centre. Mayor Rober
Hatton will hand him the key C.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Rowes First Victory Makes Tigers Happy

Schoolboy Rowcs victory for the Dodgers Cubs
the former Tigers first in the National League,
mates here happy. The Tigers all pulling the Schooboy
to make good and Series melon Because
reports mad rcacfd him that OF his players had had
TOO muc beer alter an exhibition recently Clark Griffith
ordered that no more brew be brought the
house after The ban enforced the visiting
teams quarters at Griffith Stadium, well Frank Pytak
that Bob Teller Johnny Allen and Mel Harder in that
order, were the greatest pitchers he caught.
Billy Sullivan ST., old White Sox catcher droppcd in AT
Chicago reeentrffoH Portland in BROOKLYN
uniform Billy Jr was wearing Detroit suit the last tfmc
his dad saw him IN action That when the old gent
IN Detroit. The University of Detroit Georgco football
billed for Briggs in October NAV be moved 70
the ans stadium for night exhibition played on Sunday
al the baseball park Michael Todd Garter
show in New York hit used fights and iai ali matches
his Rainbow Fronton Chcagos north side Later he
added vaudeville and strip artists including Gypv Rose
Lee show that became popular the racket bows moved
on him Unwilling 10 his business their benefit Mike
moved back 10 Broadway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Finds NeW Way fO Lose RMce

But that~waS before Hi-Carl
started rearing in the gate while
Starter Bryan Steele was tryins
TO get the field Of seven away for
the run of seven furlongs over
the turf course.
Hi-Carl didn't look like such a
good bet then, but he settled down
and looked ready for hi, nun
when Steele finally pressed the
button which rings the starting
bell and opens the electric gates
just as Steele pressed the but
ton, however up went Hi-Carl in
the air again. One Of his forefeet
caught onIthe gate as it started 20
swing and he swung with h.. He
landed off balance while the sound
of his competitors pounding hoofs
receded in the distance IL wasn't
quite As bad as that a mere IS
lengths or so but ~ was 100 much
Tor this 4-ycar-old son of Byrd
With Jockey Adams urging him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Army E|evens
Name Foes

DURHAM. y. G. July o GNS)
- Mai Wallace Wade. former
Cr.dlron coach at Duke University
and mentor OF the army'S western
football team, today announced
that his charges would meet five
opponents in three weeks.
Al thCaSamc time Major Wade
announced that the eastern army
squad. coached by Col. Robert r.
- Bob Neyland former University
OF Tennessee tutor, would play
three games.
The western teams schedule. as
announced by Major Wade:
August 30 Washington Redskins Al Los
Angeles
September g. Chicago CARDINALS at
Denver.
September Detroit Liors a. Detroit.
September l3-Greeu BAY Packers al
seFtsmbcr 2o-New YORK Giant, a,
Syracuse
The eastern team'S schedule.
September New York Giants AZ New
.York
seg'ember is BROOKLYN Dodgers at Isr-
seq CIV
September 7o-chicsso Bears At Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
District Crews
Leave for Henley

Departure today of tho Ecorsn
Wyandotte and Detroit crews for
the siXtieth annual Canadian Hen.
Icy rowing regatta at st. Cain
arine's, Ont, tomorrow. Friday
and Saturday. recalls the perform
ancc Of the EcorSe and Detroit
entries Of 1871
Ecorse had frsts in the senior
80 pound and interscholastc
Fights. Among tho Victories n
other events were those Of the
Tank brothers, LOUIS and Bill, il
tho 40 doubles.
Detroit won the. senior 40
pound eight and Crosse Pointe was
third in the lnterScholasuc cham
pionship event instead of first as
enormously reported IN these coll
umns yesterday.
The oarSmen almost left with
out their boats Loading time was
Monday. No cars appeared as per
schedule Tuesday followed a.
usual and still no cars.
Bill Krcger and Art Sims of
Wyandotte and EcorSe. reSpec-
lively, began 'elephoninG To-
ronto, Detroit. points in between.
and each other.
1T developed that the baggage
cars reserved were or had been n
use for military purposes involving
the troops Of the United States
and Canada.
Just when no one believed there
were any baggage cars. along
came word they were availabre.
And there was a railroad extra
switch charge Of SEQ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
FASTEST SINCE 1a11

MACKINAC RACE BILGF-
WASH The boys arc still talking
about White Clouds performance
in winning The MackinaC race in
the fastest time since Amorita
l00-foot schooner Of DR. w. l.
Baum. came up here in 81 hours
in 1911.
Charles SorenSen's ship also Is
the first cruising class entry n
beat the racing class boats across
the finish since 1888 In the
gale Of 1887 Ruhaiyat, 43-foot cut
ter, won .,..
just for the sake Of The record.
~ should be mentioned that Fred
die Temples crew aboard Warrior
after blowing the race in the last
two miles in the racing division
came into the harbor singing with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
JIBE MISPLACED

The attitude Of the man on the
street is reflected in the iibe Of
the COB on a coast guard cutter
who stuck his head out of a port
hole and yelled draft dodgers
at the crew Of a ship iockeying
around before the start.
The charge is a num rap. but
its still there. As matter of fact.
half of the boys who sail are active
in the United States Coast Guard
Auxiliary. Every big sail yacht in
Chicago is being used teaching
seamanship TO United States Navy
bows.
Crews Of the present race were
made up mostly Of oldSterS Never
were there so many old Sea-going
goats in evidence. Many of those
growing already were in service
and saved their precious days Of
liberty 10 make the race.
There's the memory OF Lieut..
Blair -Waiiisef- ee-ownef--ef-t+rr-
l0-meter Revenge. chasing his ship
IN a specdboat and getting aboard
a minute before the preparatory
gun was fired in the Van Buren,
street gap.
But "therc'll always be a Mack
mac race memories you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Young Players
Good Prospect.

The Tigers may some day in
the not too distant future have ar
all-Roose Vanker battery. They
have a good start with Harold
Newhouser, a regular pitcher, The
famed American Legion team now
has an excellent catcher in Har-
old Red Martin who appears "a
be major league material.
Red attended ST Philips High
and plays baseball for that school
before the Legion season opens.
He Is a strong right handed hitter
and has a fine arm.
When not busy with his own
team Martin likes 10 join a select
group of Youngsters who hang
around the Tiger dugout at Briggs
Stadium There these lads get
the feel Of major league play. The
veterans are always anxious 10
help them and they learn a lot of
baseball even before they have
started their major league ca
reer.
Another good looking youngster
around town is Dave JaSka. third
baSeman from Cooley High. He
Is is years old and has another
year Of high school. During the
summer ne plays for Andrews in
Class G of the federation At
school he competed in track and
now is batting a most healthy 44i.
Pitcher Art Houttcman will be
Is next month but shows great
promise as pitcher. He Won six
games for Catholic Central and
now has six victories and one de-
feat with Larncd Post In the
Legion He is Just sophomore
in school but like Bobby Teller he
may become the high school Won
der,
Joe Batch is a Cleveland young
Ster who would like 10 ioin some
club. He IS a lefihander and has
had -cvprr1rucc wrrfT rlUr1Cr III me
Canadian-American League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

on he whizzed along the hedge
lined inner rail TO close many
lengths but he was in fifth place.
Still six and a half lengths back
Of the winner. when Miss Frakes.
The third choice. tipped under the
wire 10 win by neck from
CATALONIA
Favoritc hackers didnt have a
bad time of %. though Not with
Erin Torch, jess lIigley up and
Bit O'Brown. Eric Guerin uo.
combining for a $500 daily Lou
bic, the lowest Of the meeting by
"A 20-cent margin
Black Orchid. Aaron Burr and
Study Period were other heavily
played horses 10 score The long
est priced horse Of the day wa.
Get Good N $3.50 IN the last
race Considering the rain and the
sloppy condition Of the track n
was little short Of remarkable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Orchard Lake Manager Now in Army

Pete Martin manager Orchard Lake Country Club and
ON leave from that post for the duration Lieutenant
Martin at Ellington Field Houston Tex where teaching
soldiers shooting Bot Ken Martin former district
golf professional combines post postmaster OF Bloom
held HIS with operating Sonycrof sempro club Long
road Just east of Woodward Dick Forester kens pro-
walker DAVIS Plum Hollow amateur sharpshooter from
Washington and back the Ryder Cup Davis
Is one Of the $layear at the capital Larry Aure
hockey star assistant foreman Highland
tark plant Save job will YOU Larry Adams
pleaded at Oakland Hills during the Cup Matches way
things look for hockey will probably around The Red Wings
boss pleaded of his od-time star laughing. Jack
laughing Incidentally couple Of the districts outstanding
private golf clubs said 10 be shaky financially
Beauteous Gloria Calen, York high school swim
ming STAR has boosted her backstrOke
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Pros Start
Play in Rich
Coli Tournament
Illinois University Star
Turns in 90 on Second
Day for Amateurs

CHICAGO. July 20 CUPl-A
band Of top-flight professionals
joined 81 amateur stars ttreiatt--t ia
battle the Tam o Shanter Clubs
tough par in 'double-header'
program unique in major golf
competition.
Ninety-seven pros tee off in an
1s-hole qualifier for rs places
available in the $4,000 lam o
Shanter open The field for the
open is limited TO 200 competitors.
Sixty pros have been exempted
from the preliminary test and the
remaining places 60 70 the anna
.teurS successful in a 36-hOle quali-
fer that ended yesterday.
While the professionals battle
for places in the open, the anna
tours will compete in a pair of 49,
hole matches.
BIG NAME GOLFERS
The most prominent pros who
must participate in the qualifier
are Leonard Dodson of Kansas
City. who tied for second place in
this event a year ago; Willie Cog
gin, White Plains. n. Y, Joe
.Turnesa. Rockville Centre, ~ Y;
wild Bill" Melhorn of Chicago,
and Leland Gibson, NKansas City.
The open proper begins Thurs
day with Byron Nelson of Toledo,
o.. the defending champion, top
ping the field. Nelson won the
.194l crown with a 278 aggregate,
10 strokes under par.
While Nelson and his mates took
the courses par apart year ago,
the amateur contingent had sparse
lsuccesS in lettering regulation fig
lures in the past two days. A field
tof go competitors played the
-rourSe- twice and there were only
three Sub-par rounds.
The linkSmen who mastered par
for a round were Johnny Hol-
Strom, University of Illinois star
from Rockford, H., and Johnny
Lehman of Chicago, the co-medal-
lists. and Corp. Marvin tBud)
Ward, the 1941 national amateur
champion from Spokane. Wash,
Holstrom shot a six under par
Sc yesterday TO combine with his
previous II for lab total. Leh-
(Continued nm Pare Ig)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
JIMMY IOHNSTON'S SUCCESS FORMULA

Jack Wilson Tiger pitcher obtained from Washington
ana Fnky higgins were teammates with Portland in the Pacific
Coast League in 1882 Cramer McNair Wilson anc
higgins were mates at Boston, Dr. r. G. Robinson
contingent of NesFe eefsta American
amateur tournament at Tam OShanter
and with Judge Lands pointing that there barring
eoofed players from playing in the major leagues big league
scousust In caseare scouting Negro games Besides being
an honorary coach of the Pirates Wagner great short
stop is deputy sheriff in Allegany County
Lieut. Bob Babbsh, Fort Lee, Va. Specialist
Willie Turnesa will play in the Meadowbrook golf
tournament here the latter part of July.
James Norris Sr. owner OF Detroit Olympia and the
Wings bought big Great Lakes yacht and
the Canadian navy for training ship Jimmy Johnston
the boxing BRAIN I'll tell you the way get along this
wordnever agree with anybody I'm 81 years old
The secret of success Larry Erench winning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Bettina 10 Enter
Army After Fight

p HILAD ELPHIA. July %
CINS) - Melio Bettina. heavy
weight contender. has arrived here
10 complete rsainlnC for what his
m mayer. Jimmy Grippe. an
nounccd would be his last fight as
a civilian. Bcttina will meet Gus
Dorazio. Philadelphia heavy. on
July % and Will enter the army on
July 30 Grippe said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Loss Of Two Hits Blacklist Day for Gomez

N The blacklist baseball day Lefty ever experienced
Jas in Detroit when he got double and single off Vic Sore
the Tiger pitcher in the inning only havran rub out
the game and all credit for the hits inning The we'll
known Mr. A. wants know what Ben Hogan scored in winning
tne Hale America tournament in Chicago He scored 1862
b968 21 II under par Jimmy Demaret shot his four
rounds eac under 40 to tic for second pacewhch goes to show
what you have TO do TO win golf these days . Henry
f1cards was the first birdie years Ryder Gun com
petition on the 4Syard par tenth hole Oakland Hills
Country Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

Goodman amateur golf who National Open title
North Shore Country Club, Chicago years back is now
paint salesman Omaha Cornelius Warmerdan doesn'
like 10 perform nights dampness resiency
OF the pole used by Ray Starr Reds 36-yearod
rookie is bounding Bill McKechne chance to pitch double
eadcr Starr performed the iron times in
he minors. The last big Lacquer Emil Ievsen Of
the Indians IN l92s.. Mort Cooper taking treatments for
adheons result Of accident 10 years ago broke
several ribs Chicago Cardinals National Football
League will train az Carroll College Waukcsha Wis beginning
August To-. When the big league season ends Al Simmons
plans 10 work in a Detroit defense plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Sailors Are Human.
Mackinac Race Yachtsmen Feel Tinge of Sadness
as Event Appears Doomed for Duration
BY GEORGE f. VAN

MACKINAC ISLAND. July .
There may not be another Mack.
mac race until the world gets back
on an even keel. Realization Of tins
lent a tinge OF sadness 10 the good
byS Of yachtsmen who had partici.
pated IN the thirty-fifth annual
race up here from Chicago.
Yachting won't be stylish next
year Mackinac racing was almost
out Of stride this season. a vote
was taken only four days before
the Chicago-NackiRac race this
year about holding the 350-mile
trip a. usual.
President Roosevelt gave the
sport the go ahead sign early
this year Despite this most
Nachtsmen have had a guilty feel
ing all summer about using their
craft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
DOUBLE ERROR

a double error by Billy Hitch
cock fashioned half Of the quartet
OF muilS IN the third inning. ac-
counting for two of the Washing
ton clubs four TALES. White and
Plnky Higgins contributed the
other two. Hal also tossed in the
fifth Tiger error i'm the fourth.
With a pair of triples, Ned
Harris hattcd home three Of De
troit'S six markers. He batted
home Barney McCoSkv and Doc
.Cramcr IN the FIRST and Cramer in
the second. Rudy York in tho
fifth tripled, and scored when
Higgins grounded 10 Roy Cullen
bne. And in the eighth Cramer
batied home White with a single.
The Tigers and Senators viii
clash AZ Briggs Stadium IN twi-
hight game this evening, starting
al S o'clock Tommy Bridges and
Sid Hudson viii nc the pitchers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

George Hanzi. accordionist extra
ordinary, perched atop her cabin
working his fingers while Temple
Kay Longford, Charles Doyle
Frank Knoop, Laurie Hendricksen
and Phil Hill forgot the bad break
and blew the man down
Apache, loot Gmeiner'S cutie =,
and White Cloud left for home
yesterday -. Ernie Crates Sham
rock is leaving today Sound
photo pictures were taken by
newSreel men yesterday Of Trident
Southern Cross and Warrior. and
a certain hald-headed Yachting
correspondent probably achieved
undying fame when ne grabbed
the wrong end Of a jib sheet and
toppled over the Cameraman
had yelled for action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
FIVE OFF WHITE

While il was not one OF his best
games Of the year. Newsom yes
terday allowed the Tigers eight
scattered hts. However. he was
not entitled 10 beat Hal White
Detroit recruit who allowed only
five HITS and but for weird support
would have probably emerged with
a Shutout.
With a grand total Of eight or
rorS, The game over all was a grue-
some affair a contest not con-
duCive 10 bringing back Tiger fans
who may have left the fold since
tho team went into lis nose dive
and dropped into the second di-
vision But a few more than 1000
paid customers saw the opening
game OF the series The crowd was
not new low, however The low
mark Of the season was 1854
earlier But weather conditions
were nice yesterday
Five Of the eight miScueS were
contributed by the Tigers. four Of
them in one nightmare inning and
three on one Senator. Most errors
toialcd IN a game by any one club
rs SiN by the White SoX and the
Pirates, according 10 the book.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

for the Dodgers this year regarded question in
the spring He didn't contract until he had
was okay IN spring training Whirlaway
horse Al 1850 pounds he is arged than
War Admiral weighed 900 and Alsab $50. Ed Nowak
Atlanta pitcher, and Hank Nowak pitcher are
rothers One had to remain home and support the family
h tossed 10 see which would TO Hank pitching
for Camp Lee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
TODAYS CANES
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Games behind leader
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
81. Louis 6-12-0. Philadelphia so Krist
and w Cooper. Hughes Pearson tsb,
PodgaIny 90 and Warren Livingston
New York $50 Pittsburgh 3-e-2 Hub
bell and banning Butcher, Wilke ca and
Lopez
Brooklyn SILL. Cincinnati tsp Allen
and owen. Derrnger Shoun CD and
Lamano
Boston 4-t2-i Chicago 3-i2l sTos,.
Donovan Csl tSain uli and lombard.
Masi, Olsen. Fleming 10. schmuz tsl.
pressneH 60, Bithorn tiOl and shehing.
winning pitcher. Losing pitcher
TODAN'S GAMES
Boston
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
By LEWIS u. WALTER

Some race horses have refused
10 60 into the electric starting
gates now used al most tracks
Others have refused TO come out
still others have crawlcd from
under.
But 1t remained for a geldinC.
named Hi-CaTl 10 show thousands
Of bettorS a ncW way 10 lose a
horse race without leaving the
posi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Major League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chicago SEQ Boston 4-12-i HUMPHREYS
and Turner II. Newsome and Conroy.
New York s-in-2, Cleveland $3.50. tC;O-
mez. Murphy % and Hemsley. tSmith,
Kennedy go, Ferrick 50 and Denning
ST. Louis 4-i-i, Philadelphia $40. 9Hol-
ingsworth, Caster 90 and Fsrreli IL.
Harris. Marchidon 80 and Wagner
DETROIT SIS Washington 4-5-3
White and Tebhetts -Newsom and Early.
winning pitcher. Losing pitcher.
TODAY'S GAMES
Boston ~ Chicago
Phiadelp hia A. 81 Louis
Washington AZ DETROIT.
New York at Cleveland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
STARTS REARING

Hi-Carl did il by swinging on
the gate while the other horses
were running away from it in the
fourth race yesterday afternoon.
Favored in the betting at So
and with the tracks leading Jockey
Johnny Adams up. Hi-Carl looked
like what The QldtimerS tritcly call
something good to cat when he
vent poStWard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
SPORT
BY LEO MACDONALD

Jack A4Isea, New Iiqer LBabbish, Willie Turnesa
|. PinY HIGGINS Were Get Leave 10 Play in
Ieammates in Minoss the Meadoworook
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Pitching Good
Ball, But Loses
TO Tigers, "a
Hal White Pitches
Over Mates Errors,
Allowing Five Hits
-BYLEO MACDONELL

Buck Newsom today was within
six games Of matching his mark of
20 defeats while with the Tigers
last year. To date this season
NewSom has lost IA games in the
wake Of Washingions defeat al
the hands of tho Tigers. s 10 4, at
Briggs Stadium yesterday
Yet Bucky Harris and Washing
ton Scrlbes agree that the great
Bo-Bo has pitched good ball for
tho Senators. In fact. Harris
named NewSom as a Washington
choice for this years American
League All-Star. Buck didn't get
enough votes from other pilots TO
make the squad. however
Should NcWSom lose 20 games
this year which any pitcher might
easily do with the current Wash
ington club behind him, il will be
the third Time that has happened
20 the colorful South Carollnian.
He suffered that many loses with
the Browns In 1884
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
WON 30 THREE TIMES

on tho other hand. NewSom in
brilliant years won 20 or more
games three times in the majors
His best year was, of course, in
1910. when. with n victories
against but five defeats, Bo-Bo
paced the Tigers 10 a league
championship He once won 20 for
the Browns and in another year
20 for the Browns and Tigers.
His hest mark in professional
bail was a glamorouS 30 victories
for Los Angeles in the Pacific
Coast League in 1872.
Tho year hc won % for the
Browns he lost Is
NeWSom~ up-and-down career
is reflected in ms totals for the
seasons pitched IN the ma iors. To
date. with a half dozen clubs in
both big leagues. Bo-Bo has won
l40 games and lost 136
Before coming 70 tho American
League he pitched for the Dodgers
and Cubs. but very briefly All hut
2 few Of the games were hurled
for thc Browns, Senators, Red Sox
and Tigers.