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Evening star., 1943-08-12
Bataan's '0ne-Man Army
Advises Family He Is Safe

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-Capt. Arthur
w. Wermuth, who was hailed as
the "one-man army during the
fighting on Bataan, is safe and we'll
in japanese prison camp, relatives
here were informed yesterday.
The notice was in the form of a
formal, typewriter postal card from
Prison Camp No. 10 in the Philip
pines. 1t set forth merely that he
was in good health" and sent re-
CARDS TO the family.
The captain was credited with
killing ll6 Japs with rifle and ma
chinegun and capturing many more.
He was awarded the Silver Star for
gallantry, the Distinguished Service
Cross for extraordinary heroism and
the Purpe Heart
The card was received by men,
bers of the family here. They relayed
the news to his wife, Jean, who has
been living in Ferndale and Ira
verse City, Mich, and to his mother,
Mrs. Clara Wermuth at Toledo,
Ohio.
For some time Capt. Wermuth
had been listed as missing" but
last December the War Department
notified his kin that he was a war
prisoner of the Japs.
Evening star., 1943-08-12
D. c. Navy Bondmoster
Is Reported Missino

John Alexander Simpson. jr.. a
bandmaster in the Navy, was listed
as missing in naval casualty list
issued by the Navy yesterday. His
wife, Mrs. Ruth Lenore Simpson,
resides at 636 Alabama avenue Sc.
Mr.. Simpson formerly attended the
Navy Band School here and later
organized the band with which he
went to sea.
Evening star., 1943-08-12
.AFL Council Decides
Convention Must Rule
On Lewis Application
Rebuff Seen in RefusoI
Of Chicago Meeting to
Act on UNIV Petition

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-John L.
Lewis surprise offer to lead his
United Mine Workers back into
the American Federation of La
Dor was logged today as a routine
order Of business for the Fedora
tion's annual convention.
The AFL Executive Council, en-
powered to grant charters, decided
instead to refer Mr.. Lewis applica-
ton without recommendation to the
Boston convention in October.
President William Green conceded
this was unusual action for the
council, but refused to amplify his
Interpretation. Few could find any
measure of comfort for Mr.. Lewis
in the decision and none would be
surprised If he Withdrew his appli-
cation rather than leave it to an
open forum where he had no vote
and no voice,
Rebuff to Lewis Seen.
A series Of circumstances added
up to an Interpretation that the de-
cision was a rebuff to Mr.. Lewis:
l. A proposal to offer him rein
statement If he agreed to drop Dis
trict so, the UMW's miniature labor
movement. was rejected.
O. Mr.. Green said the AFL COM
mittee would meet with Mr.. Lewis
~
a meeting.
8. The decision to make no recon-
mendation to the convention, an
unusual event in AFL practice.
Normally, the Executive Council
functions as high command
Controversies are settled privately
and the results are submitted to
the convention in routine form for
ratification.
The councils action was a let
down to many who took it for
granted that approval of the Lewis
application was cut and dried
proposition when it was submitted
last May. Evidence to the con-
trary gradually appeared when the
AFL committee appointed to con-
fer with Mr.. Lewis did not approach
him for two months.
Mr.. Lewis associates attributed
the delay to political motives. The
.AFL committee chairman, Daniel
]. Tobin, president of the Team
sterS, is New Dealer. Another
committee member. George M. Har-
rison, president of the Railway
Clerks, also is close to the White
House. The third member, Mat
thew Woll, is Republican.
Green Cites Problem.
The proposal to offer reinstate-
ment to Mr.. Lewis, conditional on
dropping District so, was offered by
William L. Hutcheson, president of
the Carpenters and an active Re-
publican. He sponsored Mr.. Lewis
application. The motion that car
ried was offered by Mr.. Tobin.
ITO admit District so as it is"
Mr.. Green told newsmen, would
mean increase in our jurisdictional
difficulties and internal strife. An
other difficulty is the Progressive
Mine workers of America
Lloyd A. Thrush, president of the
Progressives, who dropped out of
the United Mine Workers in 1882
after bloody row in the illinois,
Kentucky district, said I'VE intend
to carry the fight to the convention
and carry it on to a successful con-
clusion." The Progressives, char
tered by the AFL in 1888, claim ex-
elusive rights to organization in the
coal industry and vigorously op-
posed Mr.. Lewis application.
Evening star., 1943-08-12

This interesting series of
character studies of Hitler was
used to illustrate a leaflet dis
tributed to Italians. Accord
ing to Owl, the series was
originally used in a leaf1et pre-
pared in the Owl London
office, and may have been sent
to Sicily from there.
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Soldier Held by Jops
Hos Appendix Removed
BY the Associated Press.


CUMBERLAND, Md, Aug. 12.-
Corpl. Kenneth C. Campbell, Army
Air Forces mechanic. a prisoner of
the japanese since the fall of the
Philippines, has written his mother,
Mrs. Jessie Campbell. that he un-
derwent and appendectomy in a
prison hospital and received good
treatment.
Corpl. Campbell requested that
concentrated food be sent him and
reported that Corpl Lyle Howdy-
shell OF Cumberland, also a prisoner,
was all right the last time he saw
him. The two enlisted together in
1910.
Evening star., 1943-08-12

purchasers are getting their bonds
within at least Is days"
He said delays were especially no.
ticeable in the second War loan
drive when s73,ooo,0o0 separate T.
bonds, alone, were sold. but that
was result of our not being able
to get sufficient clerical help to
register such number of bonds in
so short a time
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Thieves Rob Grocery
OF Sufe, 5000 and Bonds

Thieves jimmied the two locks on
a Safeway grocery at 1901 Wiscon-
sin avenue NV. last night or early
today and removed a 1,200-pound
safe containing 5000 cash and 81, 700
in War bonds.
Police reported that the locks on
the side door and on the inside
partition were smashed open. The
thieves also took $22 in War stamps.
Evening star., 1943-08-12

in circulation after the No Il
stamps became invalid for deposit
in ration banks July l.
The investigators obtained an un-
disclosed number of body and
search and seizure warrants from
United States Commissioner Nor
man J Griffin.
Evening star., 1943-08-12

MESSAGE ITALIANS SICYRepoduced here is one of
the posters pasered the walls of villages
in Sicily by the Psychological
forces there The quotation the bottom
enemy The Psychological Warfare Branch handles all
propaganda by radio and leaflets
ton with Mediterranean operations
consists of both civilian military personnel British as we'll
as
Evening star., 1943-08-12

Stop growing about the things
you can't spend your money for.
You can buy War bonds with it.
Evening star., 1943-08-12

=. di non combattere una
guerra a tutto vantaggio
dell'Italia?
And OF not fighting q 1Dar
entirely to the advantage
OF Italy?J
Evening star., 1943-08-12

Chi vorra accuSarci di avere
abbandonato gil italiani
mel deserto -.
(Who could possibly accuse
us OF abandoning the Ital-
ians in the deSert?).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Il. Hunt First
On Tennis List

NEW YORK, Dec. II up
1t. Cig) Joseph r. Hunt Of Los
Angeles. who won the national
singles tennis title from John A.
Kramer. also Of Los Angeles, at
Forest Hills last summer, was
ranked first tonight in the annual
listings of the u. S. Lawn Tennis
Associations.
Kramer placed second in the
mems singles rankings, while
Francisco (Pancho) Segura OF
Guayaauil. Ecuador, was third
Pauline Betz Of Los Angeles
was top-ranked in the women s
singles division with Louise
Brough Of Beverly Hills. Cal, sec
ond and Doris Hart Of Miami
third.
In doubles competition, Kramer
and Cpl. Frank Parker Of Los
Angeles were ranked No ] ahead
of James Brink, Seattle. and Rob-
crt Falkenbcrg, Hollywood. Third
place went 10 Pfc David G Free
man of Pasadena and William
Talhert Of Cincinnati
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

straight prone match, met opposi-
ton with the result that the
event will go on the program
again as a 10-shot prone and 10
shot ofThand match.
Four positions will also be used
in the civilian defense event, but
the match is expected TO be held
strictly 10 five-man team shoot
ING. THE same is true in the
junior five-boy and five-girf team
events but II is likely juniors
Will fire only five shots in each Of
the four positions and be permit
ted only IRON sights.
In past years competition IN
the Hearst Times tournament has
been held 10 two positions tprone
and Onhandl for the experts and
only prone for most other events.
I'VE are teaching four posi-
tiOns in all Of our small arms
firing Schools" Frank BabbaEe
az the Chrysler Rife Club said
81 see no reason why We should
not compete In the four posi-
tions," His remarks al the
meeting were Just about the
consensus Of the - heads OF
rifle clubs who attended.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Titdns Go Fast,
Play in Garden
BY TOM HARPER

University Of Detroit's cagerS
will make their only eastern trip
Of the season this Thursday,
iourneying 10 New York 70 meet
ST. Johns University in Madison
Square Garden, Saturday night
This will be the first time the
Titans have performed in the
Garden
The Indians, under Coach Joe
LapchiCk. old Celtics star for
years have been among the best
college hardwood teams in the
country.
They Won IS out Of 20 games
during the 1929 regular sea-
son and then swept 10 triumph
in the annual Metropolitan Inter
collegiate Invitation tournament
in Madison Square Garden.
The armed forces have claimed
all except one Of last years squad
The only returning veteran is
Capt Hy GOtkin. a Shifty forward
and smallest man on the starting
five
New York newSpapernen have
said the Indians arc the best of
metropolitan teams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
or the Hook
of the Hook With LeLDls NJ. W
OLYMPIA TICKET BOSS
.DAZED BY THANKS

Heavens Fall Dept: That dazed
look in the eyes of Charles Escoe,
Olympia box office boss, can be
attributed to only one thing. After
Is years of soaking up verbal
beatingS from the public because
of seat locations he opened an
envelope the other day and found
very pretty Thank You card
with a note praiSing him for the
excellent Sonia Henie seats he
had sold a Detroit couple -. And
he doesn't know the people
Means in Montreal: Sid Abel,
captain of Detroit's world cham
pion hockey team of last season,
has been put back on defense of
the Montreal CRCAFO Alouettes
with Jack Stewart, All-N. II. l..
defenSeman from the Wings -.
Stewards checking has softened
so many opponents, league Of
ficials are overpcnalizing him,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Greater Game
Dye Skipper
Given Citation
For GaIIantry
BY EDGAR HAYES

1t Bert Robh, a catboat skip
per at the Detroit Yacht Club,
has been awarded the Silver Star
for gallantry in action somewhere
in The Southwest Pacific . lie
is the son OF Mr. and Mrs. Leo ii.
Robb OF 127SS Monte Vista :.
The citation in part said:
while his ship was beached
10 discharge troops, supplies
and equipment II was subjected
tn three dive bombing attacks
and the next night 20 eight -.
Again he beached his ship and
fought oil continued attacks
His courageous and deter
mined efforts, despite extremely
difficult conditions, contributed
much 10 the success Of our OPP
eratiOns and were In keeping
with the highest traditions Of
the navy"
Russell Schulman, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Schulman, was
selected on the All Star company
football team al Wentworth Mill
tary Academy, Lexington, Mo. /.
Pvt. Henry Gonzales, son OF
Julius Gonzales, former trainer
of Jimmy Adamlck, is scheduled
TO fight for the middle~eight
championship OF Alaska in the
next few weeks.
Henry is stationed al Camp
Seward Alaska. and recently
knocked out the army champion
i'm two rounds Before he went
10 Alaska he won the middle
weight title al Camp VOTERS.
Tex
Andy High. former National
1 League infielder IS an electrician
aboard a warship in the South
west Pacific lie is with the
Seabecs Two of the hes
shortstees in baseball, Pee Wee
Reese Of the Dodgers and Phil
Rizzuto Of the Yankees are candi-
ldates for the basketball team AZ
the Norfolk Naval Training Sta
! ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Pick Count Fleet
Horse of Year
It's No Surprise; He
Won Six Out Of Six

NEW YORK, Dec. II tUP)-
Count Fleet, hammer-headed colt,
was named the Horse Of the
Year" today--to the surprise OF
absolutely no one.
The 3-year-old son Of Reign
Count captured the honor with
one of the most impressive records
in turf history.
He started six times in 1913 and
six times drove under the wire
first to become the only colt in
turf history to win the Kentucky
Derby. the Preakness. Wood
Withers and Belmont stakes.
That gave the pride of Mrs.
John D. Hertz stables two-year
record OF Is victories in II starts,
with four seconds and one third
never out Of tho money
The Hertz Hurricane earned
$3.50 200 70 boost his bankroll
10 1926 545 This placed him
eighth among tho turf's money
winners, behind Whirlaway
Seabiscuit. Sun Beau. Alsa b.
Equipoise, Chslledron and Gallant
Fox.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Hutson Signs as
Packer Coach

GREEN BAY Dec II CUP)-
Don Hutson-one Of the all-tine
greats Of pro football has signed
a contract as assistant coach az
the Green Bay Packers Head
Coach Lambcal announced to-
night.
The length and terms Of the
contract were not announced, but
Lambeau hopes his most valuable
player. viii team with him lndef-
nitely.
Huison. who last Sunday COM
pleted nine years as a player with
the Packers said that he feels he
is getting too old 10 Withstand the
gruellIng pro game any longer lie
tried 10 retire last year. but
Lambeau induced him 10 return
for one more season his greatest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Mixed OFFERING
On at Fdrviiew

They're going to mix up their
wrestling bouts at Fairview Gar
dens, Tuesday night in the double
header offering one bout involving
mat bad boys and the other the
junior heavy title.
In the "meanie" skit Eddie
Bad Man" Lewis, former Arena
mat impresario, and Charles
tGorilla) Gruhmier a Kansas mat
villain. are 10 tangle in what
looks like The toughest battle OF
tho season.
In the Junior heavy title belt
battle, Detroits Louis Klein will
attempt to lift the crown from
Flash Gordon who won 1t AT
the same club three months ago.
Both bouts are two in three falls
60 minutes time limit.
Other matches are: frankie
Hart VS.. Joe Ferroni and Harold
Chaundy VS.. Buddy" Knox.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Calls Jockey S Death
Entirely Accidental

CHARLES TCW% 81 NaAije,
i CUP)ADr. O p NGae6r
coroner Of Jefferson COUNTY. SAID
today = personal iryestgatI had
demonstrated % his complete SAT-
NSfaction that The death of Jockey
Joseph w. Pannel 20 Stthe track
here Thursday was entirely sCC.-
dental
1ie was 20 have been t1C nr.n-
Cipsl witness iu q rclfnE before
the Maryland RACING Comm rr
today on charge itst rr had
been offered $50 hv 1oci7ry Matt
Quinn 20 pull 2 horse In Che re.
cent Marlboro (AidJ meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Otto Graham
Most Valuable

CHICAGO Dec II CUP) Otto
Graham Of Northwestern has heen
named rs the most valuable player
in The Big Ten Conference hv z
board Of Il electors the Chicago
Tribune announced tonight
Other candidates placed I'm the
following order: Eddie Bray OF
Illinois and Bob WieSo of Nich.-
gan tied for second. Paul Mitch
ell. Minnesota, fourth Jorn Tayc-
ner. Indiana. and Joe Keenan,.
Wisconsin. tied Tor ff'h Eo
Liddy. Iowa Gordon App.rh,
Ohio state and Dick BauNcga .
Purdue. also WCrc Nance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Prep Grid Champs
To Be HOnOred
CrisIer, Leahy viii
Speak at Fordson,
Shsmrocks' Bsnquefs

Two Of the biggest names in the
collegiate football world--Fritz
Crisler, coach at Michigan, and
Frank Leahy. Notre Danes head
mentor-will be in Detroit this
week TO help honor championship
high school teams in this area.
Crisler will be the principal
speaker at Fordson Highs foot
ball banquet In the school cafe
terra Thursday evening, Dec. Is,
The Tractors will be honoring the
boys who gave Fordson It's first
unbeaten and united grid squad
in the 10 years the school has
existed.
On Saturday evening. Dec lS,
Notre Danes Leahy will be one
Of the principal guests at the
Catholic Central High football
banquet at the Fort Shelby. The
Shamrocks beat Cooley. 80, TO
win the 1943 Goodfellows game.
Next Thursday is also the date
that St. Anthony High, winners OF
the first division grid title in the
Catholic league, will honor It's
championship team. Joe Dem
hart. head line coach of Purdue s
unbeaten football team this sea
| son, will be guest speaker. The
st. Anthony coach, Bro. Henry
Kosalko, formerly was on the
same coaching staff with Beinhart
at ST. Joseph's College, Indiana
Saturday night members OF the
Cooley squad, Metropolitan League
champions. we're feted by then
fathers at the Detroit'LelanC
Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Indians Stalled, So
Sox Cancelled Deal

BOSTON. Dec. II CUP)-Gen-
cral Manager Edward T. Collins
Of the Boston Red Sox said today
that Clcvcland'S dilatory tactics,
and nothing else, caused the Bos-
ton club 10 cancel negotiations on
tentative player deal
Previous reports had hintcd
that the deal was called of be-
cause Cleveland officials had dick
cred with another team about
trading some Of the players they
expected 70 get
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
NAL Stevens OH
For New Navy Job

SAMPSON, N. Y, Dec II CUP)
1t. Comdr. Nal Stevens, who
coached the Sampson naval train
ing station football team through
a season OF seven victories and
two losses. today took leave Of his
duties hero.
Station officers announced Ste
venS detachment from the station
but did moi reveal his new duty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

knees, puts on the full length
number for street wear and waltz
ing He still rates tops with
the mob which saw him hoist Vic
Heyliger, University Of Illinois
Judo instructor. over his head with
an airplane spin in the Black
Hawk game here.
TURKS COMPETITION
Trouble Ahead for Turk: When
Walter (Turk) Broda gets out Of
the Canadian army tand we mean
after the war he may have a
real rassle 10 get back his old job
as goalie with the Toronto Maple
Leafs When the Leafs gave
Buckle Mcdonald 10 The New
York Rangers for their defense.
they didn't get dime . Instead
the Rangers assigned their rights
in three players, Gordon Bell, the
sensational kid goalie who scored
a barrel Of Shutouts for Buffalo
Bisons last season Charlie Ray
ner. former New York Americans
goalie. and Red Garrett. young de-
fenSeman who originally belonged
10 Toronto and went up 10 the
Rangers after being slightly sea-
soned al Providence All three
are now playing for Canadian
service teams in the Far West
The Leafs arc taking a
gamble. but If they get Bell and
Rayner back from the war they'll
have two goales who can step
right into the big time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
With LeDis II. Walter

to the clubs manager
Stewart has developed into a
scoring defenSeman Pat Nc
Reavy and Harry Watson other
former Wings. are also Alouettes
Incidentally. Jean Pusie, the
herio OF hundreds Of crazy hockey
stories, is back on the blades in
Montreal
SECRETS OFT
But Sinatra Has His Weak
Spots. Too: Pat Egan, the Red
WINGS swashhuCkler. Is strictly q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Red Run Launches
Caddie College Fund
BY NJ. r. DRUKENBRoD

Plans for the establishment Of
a scholarship foundation which
will help some Of its caddies 10
,btain college eduCations have
been launched by Red Run Golf
Club.
The fund needed 10 carry on
this commendable program has
been started off with a contrihu-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

long underwear
lad, II must he
revealed, even
if this cuts
down his CLAM
our rating
Whereas I h Q
other hock Q Y
players W e a r
longies for pro-
lection " h @
playing, p a Z
has his sawed
Oft above the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
No. 10 Becomes 36S9IO64

FORT SHERIDAN, Ill, Dec. IL (UP)-Tommy Bridges Sc
Detroit
became No. S6S91O6t In the today
said Bridges, arrived
with contingent of draftees from Detroit
Bridges began Immediately with review Of his
records.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Hearst-Times Shoot
To Have A Positions
Nv Don GILES

For the hrst time since the
William Randolph HearSt-Detroit
Times rife meet was organized
in Detroit nearly-four years ago,
competition in the final tourna-
ment is TO be fired over a four
position route.
Decision to change the method
Of firing was made by all rife
clubs OF the state as a result OF
a QUESTIONABLE IN which each
club-was asked 10 vote for or
against four-poSition Shooting.
The vote showed a decided ma
jority in favor OF four position
matches in the expert division and
team competition.
The radical change however,
will not effect the novice division
as the 20-Shot prone event Will
be held again and split in four
events, open 10 boys, girls, men
and women.
nDb W ~ - ~ u -
Two new events are planned
for the coming tournament. one
IS a special match for preinduc-
tees or graduates Of civilian small
arms schools This event, #
adopted. will be open 10 any one
from 16 TO IS years and Will be
fired over four position courses
with possibly FIVE shots in each Of
the kneeling, sitting, standing and
prone positions
The other added event proposed
is an open junior individual
match 10 shots prone and 10 shots
standing with any sights permis-
Sible and open 20 any one under
10. with A possible proviSo that
shooters in this match will not be
permitted 10 fire IN any other
competition Army regulations
and pules to apply may be used.
WOMEN HAVE WAY
Although II has not been def
nitely decided many shooters
present az the rife meeting at
the Book-Cadillac Hotel felt that
fve-nan team events for open
shooters should be held this year
70 10 shots in each az the four
positions, due TO the pinch Of am
nunition
Talk Of disconunuinE offhand
shooting In the womeu's open
team event and making IT, a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
TAVORS 2 JOURNEYS

Harvey Olson, tournament chair
man. hopes two tournaments can
be- held next summer lie favors
a father and-son event and a get
together. The district held no
tournament this year
Charles King. representing
Windsor. said the popular past
presidents tournament may be
revived al Essex.
William G. Burton green's com
mittee. pointed out lessons gained
from the heavy spring rains. AIDE
uuate drainage systems are essen
tial Also, it again was proved
that too much water does greater
harm than less than normal rain
fall.
Besides Standish, officers re-
elected for 1914 are: William G..
Curtis. honorary president; Judge
Charles c. Simons. L. j. Lepper
and Eugene w. Lewis, vice presi-
dents Clifford L. Rugg, treasurer,
and Hal A. White, secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Pitt Plays Army Again

PITTSBURGH, Dec. II CUP)-
Pitt will resume football relations
with Army next season after a
lapse Of eight years. The game
Will be played Oct. ID at West
Point.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
LOANS PAID BACK

One of the larger luncheon clubs
in this area under a similar plan
has made II possible for Is young
SterS 10 attend college over a
period Of years. All either have
paid back the loans or are do
ing So
There have been cases at Red
Run and other district clubs. not
ably Detroit Golf Club, where
as individuals have aided
csddies in this way They also re-
port the same eagerness and de-
termination by the boys TO make
good the loans
Trustees of tho Red Run fund,
according 10 present plans, will
include besides Keller, Kelley and
Frank Walsh. the clubs pro. rep
resentativcs OF Royal Oaks edu-
systems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
HersheI Martin Slips

Hcrshel Martin. who has led
the American Association in bat.
ting much OF the present season,
dropped "a points in ono week.