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EARN CERTIFICATES

Sixty women have earned home
nursing certificates. 81 junior home
nursing certificates have be e n
granted, and at the present time
100 women are enrolled in the
home nursing classes with 40 high
school seniors in special class.
For first aid, 4l8 standard Ger
tificates have been granted l63
advanced certificates SO instruc-
tors certificates. and 80 junior
certificates.
In epidemics the Red Cross will
come to the front with emergency
nursing service. hospitals, immu-
nization. medical and nursing sup
plies.
In many chapters, although not
in the valley, the Red Cross is
training nurses aids who play a
vital part with the present short
age of nurses.
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Red
Cross
Fights j
Continued From Page A.

sender must be clearly indicated on
the back of the envelope. All let
ters. no matter in what part of the
country they are posted. are for
warded through New York.
Letters should be brief and OF
purely personal n t&re with no
mention of war, politics, shipping,
war production or defense, the Red
Gross warns. To avoid delay IN
foreign censorship offices, they
should either be typewriter or
printed in block capitals.
Other services which the Red
Cross performs for the arm Q
forces inclu6e the recruiting OF
nurses for the Army and Navy, the
training of naval and military IN
structors in first aid, furnishing
emergency medical supplies and
equipment. enrolling medical tech
nologists, caring for war veterans
interests and through the 1nterna-
tional Red Cross, aiding US. ana
Allied prisoners of war.
What has the Red Cross done.
and what is it doing for civilians?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
BY LEWIS Fl. WALTER

Now the Mexican Derby winner
is 10 race here!
Gold Dust. the colt that capered
home 10 grab the jackpot of 10000
pesos at the magnificent new
Mexico City Jockey Club last
week. will he on his way 10 De-
troit as soon as he leaves another
handicap or two behind his flying
heels.
He'll Join two other Derby win
ncrS here. Charles r. Fisher
Amber Light. winner of the Louisi-
ana Derby and Seven Hearts,
winner of the Arkansas Derby.
Gold Rust and Stablemate,
Singing Bee, are making little
Mexican hay while the sun shines
below the Rio Grande.
It's a distinct contrast 10 De-
troit whore the trainers of some
OF the best handicap horses in the
l.. S are ready TO ask quotations
on watcrwingS TO get their horses
TO the finish line in the two s.
races that head Saturdays open
ing prOpraDn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

Tossed at
(SalentO

MILWAUKEE, May 20 tUP)-
Fifteen pounds overweight and
four years older than he was the
night he Goorcd Joe LOUIS two
ton Tony Galento hit the come
back Trail today and hoped il
WeH4d Head 80 another match with
the world heavyweight champion
Still training on rprodIglouS
quantities OF Deer. Tony went four
rounds in an exhibition against
two Sparring partners chosen by
his new manager. Willie GilSen-
berg. Newark. n. J.
A crowd of about $500 booed
when rotund Tony squeeze d
through the ropes. Two ripe toma-
toes plopped into the center Of
the ring. They missed Galento, but
Splattered rlngslde spectators. The
crowds hostility was aroused be-
cause Gilsenberg refused 10 let
Galento fight a local heavyweight.
Galento got $500 for his APP
pearanCe last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
UoforeettabIe Day

The old days Of trips 10 CHI
caCo IN special coaches 20 ,ee
the Lions play football With The
Bears may not return. but Rich
ards and his directors viii not
forget the victory OF the Lions
over the New York Giants. lC-7.
al University Of Detroit or.
rainy day IN Dec 1853 tn
Umph that gave the team De
troits only championship IN
professional football
In that memorable season. the
Lions tied the Bear 1920 and
heat them AZ and split two
games veth Green Bay. The fol-
lowing August the Lions played
n TT tie WITH the College Al
stars before $1,000 fans IN
Solder FIELD. Chicago
With The ball on Tho s-ysri
lime Ernie Caddcl grabbed u
ls'sra. pass from Frank Gins
tsnso0 and scored The Detroit
touchdown Dutch Clark drop
kicked the extra point.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Marines
Condition
Paddock

SAN FRANCISCO, May 20
GNSl - The one-time world
fastest human was back 10 the
old measurements today, thanks
to the marines training program.
Capt. Charles w. Paddock, U. S.
NJ. G. once the boy wonder or
track circles, has proved that an
athlete can retire from COMPETE
ton, put in 20 years in the bust
mes world and still regain the
physical shape he held in his
palmiest days.
Paddock, first 10 run the hun
dred in "a, was attracting atten-
ton as a schoolboy sprinter when
the first World War came along.
He went to France rs n marine
after earning a commission. lie
established his athletic rcpute in
the inter-Alhol games m Paris
Immediately after the war by
establishing half a dozen sprint
records.
In 1923 Paddock returned 10
Paris and won the worlds col
legate championship in tn c
spirits. lie now is back virtually
TO his 1923 MEASUREMENTS alter
the marine corps
training
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
WIN IN NENICO

Down in Mexico City. Gold Rust
and Singing Bee have been doing
all right for themselves. Gold Rust
has won three successive races
including the Derby while Sting
ing Bee. the 4-year-old which won
the $4,000 added Bay Meadows
Handicap last fall has also been
figuring in the foreign exchange.
Now, however owners l. c.
MacGregor, Bay City oil man, and
Walter Baker. California turfman,
are looking forward TO sending the
colts after some Of the rich purses
posted for the 73-day meeting
here
They arranged yesterday 10
have a bert Johnson. former
trainer Of Bing Crosby's stable,
take over Gold Rust and Singing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
CaddeI May Come

Ernie Caddel. fleet -hallhack
who starred at Stanford before
coming 10 Detroit TO add pro
fame 10 his honors, may also be
able 10 be here from Oakland,
Gal. whore he is associated with
the Chevrolet company.
These names also bring back
memories of other great stars
who helped 10 bring football fame
10 the Motor City-Butch Morse,
now a major IN the air forces,
stationed at Randolph Field.
Harry Ending in San Francisco;
Jack johnson, in charge OF ply
seal instruction for the army
at Colorado College. Pueblo;
Jim Steen, Newark, n. j.: Sam
Knox. in New York City, and
Elmer War, a lieutenant In the
army ordnance at Provah. Utah.
No less important 10 the in
PRODUCTION of big time football
TO Detroit are the directors who
helped Richards make the pro
game collegiate" TO many thou
sands of gridiron fans of De-
troit.
Among these gentlemen, all
OF whom plan TO be at the din
ner and punch the football
bag between courses OF a war
tirSe feast D.. are. * T. Keller.
%1lram a. AIS, p. M, Thomas,
Hugh Dean. Jack Moore. Bill
Dillon. Fred Matthaei. Harry
Klinger, Leo Fitzpatrick, Otto
Hamlin, Ned Fuller, Frank
Anger and Pat O'Dea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
SoftbaII Meet Resumes
If Weather Right

Briggs Bombers, runner-up FOR
the world championship la S I
year. will meet Continental Local
$50 in the Detroit Softball ASSo-
citation tournament for the service
mans trophy in Mack Park to-
night AT 9 o'clock, weather per
hitting
Chrysler Local Z, formerly
ChalouS Vets, will oppose Club
Chene-Trombly in the opening
girls game at 730 p. m Last
nights games between Fruehaut
and Zenith and Johnson and Pack
ord were postponed due 10 wet
grounds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

owner Of successful stations in
Detroit, Cleveland and Los An
geles
While his health would not
permit the burden OF one-man
rule. Richards has been SUg-
geSted 10y Detroit friends as an
ideal man for one Of The sports
Co-ordinatOrs Of the national
commission. should more than
ore man be named
These admirers point 20 Rich
ards great interest IN an sports
notably baseball golf ana horse
racing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
PROBABLE LIST

Nominations for both races close
today and il is likely that Racing
Secretary Charles r Henry will
be asked 10 assign weights for the
six-furlong Boots and Saddles 20
Mrs. H. p. Bonner's Defense;
Dearborn Stables Overdrawn. Ed
McCuan's Wise Moss and Willie
Crump'S Three Per Cent.
Others who may drawn weights
are Tomluta, LIkeasnot and All
Good from the stable Of T. d.
Bull, David McClure's Gold Prin-
cess. A. F. Walls BY ConScript
and Bonnie Andrew and Valdina
Paul and First of All from the
Bonner Stable.
Valdina Paul is also among the
prospective nom nees for the
Inaugural Handicap at a mile and
a sixteenth. along with Howard
Hoffman's Columbus Day. T. D.
Bulbs Sweep Swinger. Mrs. Bon
ner's Star Blen and Gold Teddy
and Trelawney, trained by Harry
TrotSek.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Phi|ies Await
Ddh|gren' S Fate

PHILADELPHIA. May 20 tUPl
The Philadelphia Phlllles held
fourth place in the National
League to-day hat when results Of
ShortStop Babe Dahlgren'S draft
board physical examination be-
came Known. they may be de-
toured into the second division.
Dahlgrcn, currently leading the
league IN batting with .33;1f, took
his examination yesterday and
physicians reported he had no
apparent physical defects II Will
be several days before results OF
the blood test arc available
Dahlgren 80. Is the father OF A
6-mOnthS old child
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Braves Win i'm Row.
Trail Dodgers L Game
Photo by international News wir. Photos
Nv International New. service

Max Macon, with neither starter
finishing.
The New York Giants capital
Hed eH Manager Mel otis first
inning homer with one on 10 beat
the Cincinnati Reds. 3 TO ,.
Bill Lohrman shut out the Reds
until the ninth when they scored
both OF their runs only 10 be shut
off by Van Lingle before they
could turn defeat into victory.
Games were played at only those
three points in the National
League and all American League
games were postponed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
TIGERS UNWoRRIED

Tomorrow is the day all big
league teams must be down 10 the
25-player limit, an event which
this year means nothing 10 the
Tigers, who have only % players
on their roster.
The only change in sight in the
Detroit roster will come in a few
days when Vic Wertz, young out
fielder. leaves for his home in
York, Pa, 10 be indicted into the
army.
The Tiger roster will not change
in numbers as Johnny McHale will
be added later McHale will join
the Tigers in New York, May %,
after his examinations at Univer-
.sity-ef Detroit. But Johnny viii
not he around long. either. He is
due 10 so into the navy July |.
Smallest squad in history. the
Tigers have only eight pitchers.
The rest Of the roster includes six
nfielderS, six outfielders and two
catChers.
Until they sent Aaron Robinson,
catcher, back TO Newark, the Yam
KEGS had 26 men IN their squad
Joe Mccarthy has II pitchers. six
infieldcrS, five outfielders and four
CatChcrS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

ANN 'ARBOR, May 2O-Lt. Al
Smith, Big Ten 220-yard cham
pion In 1910 as member of the
University of Michigan track. has
been killed in aerial action in
Africa, It was made known here
today. 1t. Smith was on VOL
VERNE track teams from 1898
through 1910
In Africa he was twice awarded.
once with the silver star for dis
unguiShed action He joined the
army air corps in August. 1941.
He was the son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest c. Smith of Paw Paw,
Mich His wife and son are liv-
ing in New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Toledo Quits Grid,
Not Enough Boys

TOLEDO. O., May % tINS)-
Cancellation of football at the
University Of Toledo for the dura-
ton because Of the lack of male
students was announced today by
President Philip c. Nash. The uni
verSity hopes 10 continue some
basketball activities and possibly
some track work during the next
wear. he said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

pion Of the National Football
League, has Signified his inten-
ZION Of coming from his home IN
Pueblo, Colo Also expected 10
be here are Frank Christensen,
Salt Lake City; John Schneider,
Toledo; Eddie klewicki, Muncle,
Ind. and other stars of the
years when the Lions were their
greatest.
From here will be Ace Gutow-
sky Bill Shepherd, George
Christensen Glare Randolph,
Regis Monahan, Tom Hupke,
{ huCk Zimmerman and Lee
Stokes, among whom were stars
who played with Clark IN the
golden era
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Jockey Suffers
Brain Con(ussion

BOSTON, May 20 up Elmer
CrOwther, i9-year-oid Baltimore
jockey was hoSpItalIzed today
with a critical brain Conclusion
yesterday when the
saddle slipped on ArcStno during
the eighth race al Suffolk Downs.
Crowther pitched headlong on the
track al the eighth pole and ms
stEuck-hL mand- thea-@eat
lntL-n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

here last season Although a COM
paratively young man, he has spent
most Of his life on the turf and
was once one of the best race
riders in the country when he
wore the silks of + r. Bradley.
among other top stables.
While Johnson is looking over
his new charges today, other train
erS will be weighing the chances
of their horses over the heavy
Detroit track Saturday
Only the hottest sort Of sun can
bake out a strip 10 provide fast
gong for thr S. 6oe-BootS and
Saddles and the S. 500 Inaugural
Handicap. but nevertheless some
OF tho best horses on the grounds
arc expected TO 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Lucky Strike
Sees HSl 300

Cliff Capcn, average 167. an
insurance salesman has his first
800 today liz was rolled last night
in "a pot game with friends at
Lucky Strike y Recreation but Is
the only one on record there IN
the TWO seasons the house has
been open CapcnS highest sane
toned score m three years Of
bowling Is Pas His recognition
from The house came IN a S25
war bond
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
II Boys Club Juniors
Win Boxing Crowns

In a elimination Of the boxing
season under the physical fitness
program. II boys were awarded
medals as junior champions after
tourney finals at the Boys Club
of Detroit last night Results were.
so pound rim Juuasl defeated Roman
Natcy "a Kenny Ak AN defeated
Douglas Mcrto, So Charles KsmIn de-
.feated Mitchell Na7ut. So TEDDY Gre
Htk defeated Bobby Eemus 81 bud
Wilson defeated Jesse Cabrera. l0a-Stau
Eursa defeated Mitchell kubtk ~ John
Shsuryuk defeated clarence KaCzmArek
ms George Carey defeated Ray pudeCk
12g Henri Flcszar SEQ ted TkO over
Ad1lph NHayNs second round 49, TED
cesar defeated Roman Ctcn l{i- Robert
Das defca'rd Richard WoIan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
ENTRY Blank on Page 81 y
Beau Jack Favored z
d Over MONTGOMERY

NEW YORK, May 20 GNS)--
Beau Jack. New York commission
lightweight champion, and Bob
Montgomery, perennial contender.
wound up their training for to-
morrow nights l5-round title bat
tie, with the former established
as a 2 10 ! favorite 10 retain this
states recognition as the 49,
pound Standard-beaTer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
WrigIey Denies
He Plans 10 Quit

CHICAGO. May % up
Philip * Wrielcy. owner Of the
Chicago Cubs. denied today that
nc would resign as president Of
the club.
There's nothing 10 the rumor
its all q fable" he said. why
should I resign"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
PresneII Made j. @.

Glenn PreSneu, former Detroit
Lions back. will relnquish his post
as athletic director at the Uni
verSlty of Nebraska 10 enter the
navy'S preflght school al Chapel
Hin, y. c.. July l as a lieu
tenant Ci e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

also has some belonging 10 other
owners, including two belonging to
Crosby
The crooner has disposed Of
most Of his racing stock, but still
has a pair OF 2-year-oldS Cross b
and Minty both Of which are .eX-
pCCtcd 10 start here
johnson Was auIte Successful
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
SpOrt
Memories 10 Fly
When Ex-Lions
Honor KIChdrCS
By LEO MACDONELL

-IrkeFe-s going TO tbG 4 memory
stirring football get-toGethcr al
the Detroit Athletic Club the
night Of May %
The occasion Will be a dinner
with George A. tDickl Richards,
former owner OF the Detroit
Lions. the guest OF honor and
among those present former
Lions coming from all parts Of
the United States. Joining with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
TRIPLETT HOMERS

The Cardinals Subducd the
Dodgers when Croaker Triplett
belted out home run With one
on in the sixth inning for 3 10 0
edge. The Dodgers scored their
two trailing runs thereafter, as
Max Lanler took the decision over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Richards The Cause

Never before and never again,
perhaps. will there be a profess
slonal sports promotion in which
such galaxy Of big time indus
trial leaders have taken such an
active part This achievement,
Of course, Is a tribute TO the
organization ability of Richards
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

w n o h q d
EARLIER re-
We a%ed his
brilllance IN
the field of
b u IN Q S s
when he rose
( A ntastically
from a tire
: a ] eSn1an 10
one NJ the
nation : out
standing ra-
do Vc OOuS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
He Gets Results

The Oklahoma SoonerS have
been basketball champions or CO.
champions of the Big Six in three
of tho four years coach Bruce
Drake has been on the Job
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Alma Dethrones MI. Pleasant

MT PLEASANT. May 90
Alma High dethroned Mt Pleasant
as Class b conference track cham
pion YESTERDAY Fremont was
third with Midland and Big
Rapids trailing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

them viii he
sportSUen
from the bust
ness life OF
Detroit who
served as d.
rectorS OF the
club
ID u I c n
Clark captain
and quarter
back Of the
famous 1888
u 9 I r o ! [
eleven cham
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
OTHER ENTRIES

Other entries received yesterday
were the Irish Rifle Club, "a Sons
OF American Legion, Judge John
Faust Post. IA: Ann Arbor High
School, 38; Holly Junior Rife
Club. II, and the RoSevlle Sports
mems Club, %.
Among clubs who are expected
to enter on the final day are
Greater Detroit Rod & Gun Club,
one Of the largest rifle clubs in the
state; Bordcrline Rifle Club Of
Port Huron, Flint Rifle and Pistol
Club Detroit Gun Club, winner OF
the first William Randolph Hearst
trophy; Piquettc, Garfield and
Brush ArmorieS, Midland Rifle
Club SAGINAW GHn= Gluh-Bas= City
Rifle Club and Royal Oak MunI-
clpal Rifle Club.
The latter club led the state in
the number of entries in 1912 with
1873 shooters and according 10 Tom
Founder. in charge OF recreational
activities for the city. approx
matcly the same number viii enter
this year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Major League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
View York ~ DETROIT postponed
Louis ~ Washington postponed
Philadelphia A. Chicago postpontd
Boston A. Cleveland postponed.
ToDAY's GAMES
Ph8atelphIs e. chicago
Sew Yofk a. DETROIT
Washington ~ 81 i.o.ls a.
Boston az Cleveland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Gomez Released by BrdUes

BOSTON, Nav 20 UNS)-TemperamentaI Vernon Lefty"
Gomez hurer the New York Yankees today had
his release 'front.'
who o Boston club this pitched a
exhibition afflicted
and did Of the contests the
releasing the pitcher. Braves
Gomez with the Yankees 1881 10 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Stephens Nay Be Back in Week

Lot Is Nav 20 UP)-Nern stephens. 81 Louis Browns
shosop hack with the club within week II
indicated to-day
reported fractured additional
Nrays revealed that he had merely suffered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
NATIONAL LEAGTF

flames behind leader
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston Pittsburgh ffrst
same u innings Andrews and Klltiz
FesciEro aad BAKER
Boston 2 Pittsburgh s tsecori
zane JtffcoAt LAnrlnE GI Stout 90
and Poland Gornicki Bu'cher 81 and
Lopez j. ..t N..
Nsr YORK > s q Cincinnati. 2 ~ o
LrllTur au1 .whardf NanderMeef
he4.str .H sr.4t tet and Mueller
So i.Is r BurAFr 2s Iarer
treeheea co. arr " Cooper Macon
Hfrbrr 49, and ORer
Chicago \, PrHassiphs pos ,ponrd
TODAY's GANES
tri.aIo af pl .sc.rr.a
i.fI-....- 40 Boston
30 LHUs o. H'o. k.yr
Cinema. a. sSe N.Un
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
SPURRED BY INJURY

That the Braves are not due 10
tarry long in their current high
place is foregone conclusion, but
right now they are really breezing
as though the broken leg suffered
by Manager Casey Stengcl in his
recent alteration with a passing
automobile has Spurred them on TO
bigger and better things.
The double victory increased the
Braves winning streak 10 seven
games. The first game was won
in the second extra inning when
Johnny Mccarthy singled, stole
second and rode home on Whitley
Wietelmann' hit
The Braves scored four runs
in the first two innings TO clinch
the nightcaD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
TRAINS OTHERS

Among the other horses Johnson
will train for MacGrcgor and
Baker are Gold Queen, Gold Fairy,
Stem Winder and Gold Supply. He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

None other than the Boston
Braves are up there snug, secure
one game behind the Brooklyn
Dodgers in the National League
standings today,
The second place club earned it's
position yesterday by twice slap
ping down the Pittsburgh Pirates
. 10 in II innings and then-5to3 ;,
while the Dodgers were taking "A
drubbing from the third place ST
Louis Cardinals. 3 10 =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

Bee on their arrival here. along
with 10 other horses which are al
ready at the Fair Grounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Rain, Not Limit
On the Players,
Worries Tigers
By LEO MACDONELL

Baked by. the weather for three
successive days, The Tigers and
Yankees. fresh out OF picture
shows. hoped TO get together at
Briggs Stadium this evening
They are scheduled 10 play a
twilight game postponed from last
night. at o'clock and Harold
NewhouSer and Hank Borowy are
still the rival pitchers.
All tickets purchased for last
night Will be good tonight without
having 10 be exchanged. II was
announced. Comparatively few
tickets purchased for a game this
afternoon also Will be honored
WITH exchanges.
Steve O'Neill in his long career
in baseball, remembers only one
oCcaS sion when his team was
Weathered out three days IN row,
TRIBE WAS HERE
at was when was with
Cleveland" the Tiger manager
recalled, land we were here in
Detroit. IL was cold and snowy.
remember that Joe Sewell and
Riggs Stephenson came up from
the South with the Indians and
nearly froze to death"
Jack Zeller went O'Neill two
days better and Doc Cramer one.
"One time at Shreveport"
Zeller said, when we (the
Tigers had a club there and l
was there, We were rained out
five days in n row. I remember
high wire fence In which fish
got stuck from high water In a
dam. You could walk along and
pick yourself a catfish right off
the fence.
Don Ross was playing with
us. SO were Paul Sullivan, Jake
Wade and Larkin. II was warm.
however"
Cramer recalled when he was
with the Athletics they were
rained out four days in Boston.
THAT was when we first had
the four-day series. like We now
have again" Cramer declared.
Having been unable 10 play in.
Boston, we went 10 New York.
l don't remember IL we got TO
play in New York or not"