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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
By DAMON RUNYON'

what kind of ball. II could not
have been baseball. though the
Etruscans are just as much
entitled to its discovery as the
chap to whom we have officially
assigned the credit. l guaran-
tee there was baseball before
his day.
The Etruscans were smart
folks who lived in u cities
Of what was called Etruria,
running from the Tiber north
westward along the coast and
northward across the Apen-
mines 10 the Pc River. They
probably came originally by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

NJ
they say. eats enough 10 keep
an elephant going.
II. however. you want 10 get
the real lowdoWn on this group
do what my friend DR.. New
burgh, al Ann Arbor, does with
them. He locks one in a room
and sees 10 II that only so much
food is brought 10 him a day.
About the end Of the twelfth
hour howl goes up that sounds
as if the Michigan Central were
passing under a culvert.
IfDr. Newburgh can keep one
in that room long enough he
reduces him from 300 20 80
pounds simply by giving him
just what a bird would eat.
T WAS interested in a recent
i report that the class of over
weight people who were easiest
10 reduce were girls in [ h @ r
teens and recently m arrie d
women. Later they didn't care.
After 40 papa goes 70 the bowl
ing alley and mama stays home
and hits the candy box.
Well. the latest form Of treat
ment for overweight is 10 give
them something TO take their
appetite away. The substance Is
called amphetamine sulphate.
This is taken an h our before
meals and then you don't eat
hardly any meals.
What the stuff does appar-
emily is 10 stop all motion. or
nearly all motion. in the ston-
ach. II also has a psychic effect.
in that you do not feel like eat
ing. The description OF a per-
fectly beautiful steak fresh from
the butchers, which has h n
pons Until il hurts, doesn't give
the subject of the experiment
the slightest twitch.
THE system Q m $ 10 work
l. out according 10 the investi-
gators. The average weight loss
is reported at two pounds a
week.
What the final outcome Of the
treatment will be / naturally
don't know. II is better than
being locked in a room for six
months and having nothing but
some lettuce and tea brought 10
you, but anything that you take
by mouth that makes a blue
berry pie look like a mud puddle
cake hasn't much future in my
opinion.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Q-Is ii harmful for a tuber-
culosis patient to smoke?
NJ. A. s.
Al do not believe so. In
moderation.
Q-Are surface veins on the
thighs made worse by exercise
and golf and tennis M. G..
Ayes, I believe they are.
but then they get worse any
way and you might rs well
have the fun of the exercise.
Q-What foods contain call
CUM? Can pulmonary tubercu-
losis he cured; II So. what
method can be used at home7
Will change of climate help7
M. c.
Al can't think Of any foods
except sugar and coffee that do
not contain calcium. The best
method of treatment OF pulmo-
nary tuberculosis Is collapse OF
the affected lung by pneumo-
thOraN. tuberculosis can be
treated at home, but IL is an
example OF the worst disease
on earth for home treatment.
Climate helps almost one-thou-
sandth Of per cent.
What might cause an en-
larged heart and an enlarged
liver? Does what YOU cat make
a difference Pr. r.
A--vEnlarged heart and en-
larged liver frequently 60 to-
gether. The cause may be
rheumatic heart disease. high
blood pressure, hardened ar
teries and various other things.
A light diet Il Indicated, hut
what YOU eat does not make n
great deal Of difference. Rest
In bed and digitalis are indi-
Gated. For the dose of digitalis
ask your doctor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

4 COLUMN WRITER not
"A noted for his historical
knowledge, says blandly
well, IL we have 10 have die
tatorship. IL ought 10 belong to
government and not private
corporation"
That's the voice of Hitler.
Lenin, MusSolini and Stain.
That is precisely what they
have conspired 10 put over on
the human race-government
dictatorship.
II private corporations dc
tate" land many Of them have).
there is redress. They can be
prosecuted or destroyed by leg
islation. But when your gov
eminent goes in for dictatorship
the only redress the people have
is civil war, with millions dead,
followed. maybe. hY world
war. There is a dinerencel
VIE mind-reading feats OF
Il Dunninger on the radio are
once again proof that there is
an amazing sixth sense--the
psychic sense.
have been a student OF
psychic phenomena" all my
life and / have had proven 10
me over and over, that there is
a means OF communication be-
tween certain persons that has
nothing 10 do with the five
senses.
Here Is my theory Of the
origin OF this power Of reading
the minds Of others (Which only
a few persons possess):
Telepathy is common among
all the 'lower" las we say
forms Of life. 1t is group-thought
produced by group-emotions.
Fish that travel in shoals. birds
that travel in flocks. ants. bees,
animals sheep. etc.-that live
in droves are subject 10 the
same emotions and mental
images. They are group-emo-
tons and group-thoughts and
are generally self-defensive IN
origin. This Is also true Of
human beings in their very early
stages of development, partlcu-
Evening star., 1943-12-21
Chicuqo Grain

CHICAGO, Dec. 81 LP.-Wheat and rye
futures bac acked down more than a cent be-
low previous closins levels after hisher
opening today as result of selllne oy
Oats and barley also were lower.
The market showed little rallying power
and talk Of lover-than-expected ceiling
sibility Of diminisfins feeding demand.
| has been = depressing influence on the
ma rket.
wheat closed 1 to "a, lower than yes
terday's close, May 1.e5A. July 1.63A.h
oats finished UNCHANGED to y Oh, Ma,
| 1914: rye ended the day with losses Of "
70 ~: May 24h-1: :25, and barley eloset
Evening star., 1943-12-21
Approximate Sales To-day,
100 Z. m Las SO 1900 Noon BID 6o,

Appf0ximate Sales To-day.
l1:00 am Las $40 1900 Noon 3l7 500
100 pm. @12 $40 2:O0p.m 4e4 o7o
tunit Of trading. 10 shares; sales printed
in full. In bankruptcy or recsivsrship ar
being rsorgsnixed under Bankruptcy Act,
Or securities assumed b such companies.
are ANNUAL Disbursements based On isst
quarterly Or semtsnnual declaration On
dends are not included. I'd Ex dividend
xr Ex rights. a Also extra or extras. cash
or sock. e Paid last year. I Payable 10
h Payable in Canadian funds. Accuniu.
lated dividends Daid or declared this year
Evening star., 1943-12-21
| Markets Shift Lower
with Losses Of Point
Widely Distributed
By VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press rinancial Writer

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-Financial
markets today generally shifted
gears into reverse.
Stocks, after five successive ses-
sions without an average loss, turned
irregularly lower following fairly
steady opening and, while scattered
specialties managed to contest the
trend with moderate success, losses
of fractions to a point or so were
widely distributed near the close
Dealings slackened, nth transfers
for the full proceedings approxi-
mating 100000 shares.
Profit taking on the lengthy up
swing In securities was a retarding
influence. Speculative and invest
ment contingents, while still looking
for a year-end bulge when COM
mitments liquidated for tax pur-
poses may be reinstated, inclined to
step warily as the holidays ap-
preached. Conservatism also was
further accentuated by thoughts of
possibly imminent important war
happenings. The unsettled railway
wage controversy remained market
stumbling block.
Attracting bids were Francisco
Sugar, which edged into new high
ground for 1913; Cuban American
Sugar, South Porto Rico Sugar,
American Telephone, Texas Co.,
Eastman Kodak, Sears Roebuck and
Dow Chemical. Laggards included
United States Steel, Bethlehem,
Chrysler, United States Rubber,
Santa Fe, Southern Railway, West
ern Union a." Schenley, Du Pont,
Douglas Aircraft, General Electric
and Westinghouse.
Most bonds and commodities
trailed with stocks.
Evening star., 1943-12-21

Ainswo-th Ag--
| Air-Way Fl BOZ
| Ala Grt Sou9g-
Alum Ltd hSs
| &C Pal B
Am Gym B .60a
Am Fork q H /
Am q d = l.60a
Am Hard Rub l
Am Laun Mch Q
Am Mfg pf B
Am Potash.75g-
Am Repub hg--
Am Writ Pap
Ang-Wupp .20g
Apex Elec Ms l
Appalrpf $50
Ark Nat Gas A
IAtl est L Sat
Bah d vii 1hg.
Baldwin VIZ.
Bliss 3 W 3
Brewster Aero
Bridgeport Oil.
Brwn p Dist
Buckeye P L so
Bun N&EP p1
Bunker Hill I
surry Biscuit
1Cal II Pwr .l0g.
ICanIndAl h.36g
lean Mar h.04s
tCafTle,
ICasco Prod 1s--
lCAtlin Am .1Og-
Cessna AIR II
Chi Fl Shaft A.
~ ids pf -.
Cities Dervice--
Cities Serv pf =
ICit 3 Pal pf g.
lClev Tract IN.
iColn., eve,
Colts PA 3 hg-
Cons @ 3 $50
Cons Stl Cp Ia
len ROLES 1hg
lCooper-Bess1h hs
lCor&R pf 7.60k
lCosden Pet
lCreole Pet AT
Erovn Drug.10g
C W Liquid
lC0b All Sug It,
Dayton Rub l.
Dayton Rub A .
Derby OIL ---
DuvalTexS 1hg
Z q d ? 6pf 3k-
East Sta pf A..
East Sta pf B
Fl Bd d Share.
El B&S pf g..
Il B&S Of 8 -.
EQUITY Corp -.
ESQUIRE .40g -
Fairch EGA.20g
Fla P&L Of 2
Ford Can B HI.
Gen o A pf g.
IGilchrist .25R
lGlen Aid c 1.60.
Godchaux B
lot A&P nv 4Ag
Greenf T&D iag
lGroc Str Pr .15s
Hartford r vtc-
HORNED g. -.
Hum -RossF.40g
III Power div ct :
Ill Pwr pf 2.S0k
Imp T $685.
Indus Pin vte -
Intl Hyro Il Of
htM&Chem VI
init Pet h1
Int Prod .7A--
Irving A c L.
Jacobs Co
| Rates Of div1a
t-A
Evening star., 1943-12-21
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Dec. 81 Dp twrA).-sal.bl,
az weights; sows 1918 lover; rood and
seisnts over 270 pounds and under 200
eSoee eseasIn seennI 1e1y uneyeoly soed and
pounds, II .60-12.50: good and choice $50.
POO pound sows, II .a0-12I5; few choice
onar nxntweiehts up to 1888; prospect hold :
over around IL 900.
db sadlable cattle, 1000: salable calves,
LOO: choice fed steers and yearlines
strong to- 8 hieher; supply small: ali
other Grades slow but steady with Mon
DAYS ascent downturn: lower grades
predominated in crop, bulk. 1325-l55O
early top, q so: some held reliably around
io;.o' best yearlings, 1928: all grades
neliers generally steady: bulk. 2.5O-I 5 90
and best. 1875: strictly choice kind alb
sent: beef cows weak shade lower: can
ners and cutters slow, steady at T.Ib
GOWN: practical outside good beef cows,
IL 80; bulls steady: weishty sausaee Of
Ierinss' 90 down: light and medium
changed at 1900 down: stock cattle
scarce, steady mainly 10.O0-1225.
Salable sheep. 1000; total, $500: mar
ket not established, asking fully steady:
lambs held above 1873 three loads Just
good lambs held IA 425; early bids weak to
% lower at 14.4O down load sood to
choice fed lambs with fail-short peits held
above 100; load GOOD yearlinss held
Evening star., 1943-12-21
Business Briefs

Demand deposits increased S675,-
5000 during the week ended De-
rember IS and Government deposits
declined s641 100000, the Federal
Reserve Board reported today in it's
weekly condition statement covering
lol leading banks.
Employees of the Curtiss- Wright
Corp. aviation division, will receive
Christmas bonuses ranging from $40
to 500, according to length of serv-
Ice, the total approximating S1OO0,-
300.
Caterpillar Tractor today reported
net profit for November of $783 096,
compared with S826,361 a year ago.
Net profit for II months was S7,436,-
B3l, against $6,016,98 last year.
Very heavy sales of burly tobacco,
with many markets holding blocked
auctions, were reported today from
Louisville, KY. Average prices re-
manned at ceiling levels
Stockholders of the Unic Bank
M Commerce, Cleveland. rejected a
proposal to merge with the National
City Bank of Cleveland, the Associ-
ated Press announced today. Ma
tional City stockholders had ap-
proved the plan.
Evening star., 1943-12-21
Foreiqn Exchunoe

exchange DHA fstes toow dreat Britain Teisr II
dollars. others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York oper
marSet l0i. per cent discount, or s9.9l y
q. S. cents: unchanged
Europse-Great Britain, ofncial buying
02: selling. 4.04
Latin America-Argentina, free. 25.l5
DOWN .O5 Of cent: Brazil. free, 5.20n
Mexico, 20.65n.
Nominal
Evening star., 1943-12-21
N. Y. Bond Market
FURNISHED By the Associated PressD
SELECTED LIST OF BONDS

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l3a&Ala 81 IS a
% otNor - 40 O. lo2H
A 0tNor 3As 81 SoiA
hI oM&O inc2O1B. 63N
a House IS az o5A
h Hous Oil AVS 64lo5A
4 Hud C bs 81 A. 57N
y III Bell 2As 81 lo7
4 &c 4s 62-----. 6zN
hI &c Is 63-. 81
TCCSL Is e3 A. 57N
fnt0Nlst6a52 46A
y fnt0N IS SO B. A2h
int h Z d ~ SAY
Int TAT 4hs 81 70
4 Int TAT 81 bb o3z
Lv NY 4hs so e2A
AlLeh v Ans 2Oo3 -
4 <lLeh v Is 20O3- 33iA
\ Leh VT IS 61--. 63x
+ Lou d A Is 90 e3N
LN lhs 2003 1oAiA
LNeJM - 81 lo7A
4 Ma Cen Is Ab-- -
Manati q Is 81 66
mkt sR 81 45 at S6M
Mich c 4hs 70 y
MI Sp NV 4s ~ 56ih
MKT IS 81 A. 81
MKT AIS 7s- -
lst $3.50 56iA
& MKT 4s o2 D. SA,A
oil No p bhs 20 ~
mo p IS TIP SSih
<lMo p IS 78 g ct S5lk
AlAo p 81 81 L. 5e
& No Pg u Is 73H
bl Nor d = 81 SIS A6lh
& Nor d Z Ahs 66 Ay
Al Ar&1 y $1,000 <oih
& NC&sL - 70 elA
& Nat DAT 3As 90 lo5A
Nat etl 3s o5-- 1914
& NOPS Is 62A- 1oAiA
Al NO Term 4s S. e5A
NOTN Bhs S. 7lN
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q NYL&W q 10 II
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{ PenP&I.31as69 1854
{ Pen RI G4hso6 1924
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PWva 41as 6oC 5eh
1 Port @ Z 4Kas so ss3<
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1 Rep Stl 4Iss SO. 1854
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{ RIA&L 4hs "a 3oA
stLns Is 80 ct s5
q StISP 6a SO B. 35N
StLSF Ans rs 27H
q stLSF 4hs7sct 27ih
: StLSF - so A 37lh
StLSF Is 80 Ac 81
: StPKCSL4hs4I 3liA
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; StPDu Is SO -
q Schen D IS 81 1oAlh
, SeaAL cos 45 27lh
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Z SeaAL RI As Beet 1914
: SO Pae 4hs o8- 66ih
4 So Pac 4hss 81 65iA
SO Pae An, 60 65ih
, SO Pac IF 4s IS soA
b SO Pae cit 4s ~ 96iA
q So Pac 3As 46 1o1
. SoPac4 \ sOr77 67A
SoPSFT 4s 50 .. 1904
: Sou rvs IS 66 -
/ Std ONJ 2&sE3 1o5M
: Stdbkr 6s 4b-- 1854
Z T&P IS so D 1914
. T&P1st6s 1000 lisa
/ T&P IS 70 c ~
Z TPMPT 5Nas "a lloiz
Z ThAve IS 60 7eih
8 On Pc lst Is ~ 1o7X
{ On Pac 3hs 10 1o3A
Z On Pac 3 y s 80 1854
{ Ut Drug 3As SO 1olih
Z UnStkyd4AS1 1924
q Wab 4s II 100
{ Walvrth Is 55- eelh
" Sh As 1851 52lA
6W Md 5Ias II A ooih
kW Nd As Sc ooiA
A|W Pac IS 46asd 75H
klWest On IS 81 1o2iA
west On Is so 1904
: West On 4hs 501o1A
Whse II 2hs 81 1914
Z VIII 81 3hs &C. e1M
{ Wis Cen Is 40 62M
Evening star., 1943-12-21
New York Bank Stocks
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Dec. 81 R. Cotton
and then nuctuated narrowly in = dull
market. Routing trade price fixing bal
anced MiS scattered hedsing and local selling.
higher to cents lower, March, 1860:
market Routine trade price fixing bal.
anced scattered hedging and local selling
Cotton nuctuated irregularly in the late
under further trade price hxing, while
!afsr months save ground due to hedse
seiIing ana scattered liquidation infiu.
enced by a reaction in grains.
Noon prices were cents q bale higher
to 35 cents lower, March 1889, May 1888
and July 1905
Evening star., 1943-12-21

Rates Of dividends In the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
less otherwise noted, special or extra div
idends are not included. Also extra OF
ffaysble in stock. Declared or paid %
far this year PAYABLE In Canadian funds.
| ( Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year. w With vsrrants. ~ without
Evening star., 1943-12-21
Dividends Announced
Wushinqton Produce

From War Food Administration. Prices
paid net fob. washington.
stssdy Prices paid for
gradins stations December II: Whites,
U. S. grade A. extra large, 81; large. 81 :
So average liza: u. s. grade A. medium
414S, average ASA. Browns u S. grade
A. large, 81: U. S. grade A, medium. AZ;
U. S. grade 3, large. 46.
eases.
Live poultry-Market hrm Receipts
light Prices paid net fob Washington
permitted transportation charges included
according to milease): Broilers and fry
ers 2SI2-30; fowl. 26Ha-2S; roosters, lS-
20. Turkeys receipts and sales of insuff
cient volume to determine values.
Evening star., 1943-12-21
Odd-Lot Declines

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 81 dPl.-The Sc
curities and Exchange Commission reported
today these transactions by customers with
lot dealers or specialists on the New
3.7s5 purchases involving 1O1,1l3 shares:
3.907 sales involving 1O2 1l6 shares In
cludins 80 short sales involvi6y 1,27l
shares. '"
Evening star., 1943-12-21
Daddy Wants Scotch

NEW YORK R).-The Santa
Claus mail at the Post Once in
cluded this one: Bring daddy 4
bottle of Scotch"
Evening star., 1943-12-21
N. Y. Curb Market

NufniShe0 b tko Asooeiate0 preSo.J
TH0M YREYInIiS nAY
Evening star., 1943-12-21
Washington Exchunoe

SALES.
woodward u Lothrop common-50 at 43
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Detroit Curriers'
Lose BonspiieI

KITCHENER, Ont. March %
Kitchener Granite Club curriers'
posted an 18-shot victory over FIVE
Kinks Of Detroit stanemen- in the
annual inter-club match here yes
tcrday.
Feature event was the annual
match between Kinks skipped by
Nate Cornwall of Detroit and Har-
vcy Sims OF Kitchener. for medal
-tf,4ii+l4l. eff for r1rrrtv-Tfif-S ttCtt-
crackers IN 1926. The seventeenth
annual renewal of this match was
won by Harvey Sims. 1873, which
gives him possession of the medal
for the next year.
GRANTEES Won The morning
match, 4i-32, and repeated IN the
afternoon with a 1910 victory for
an l8-Shot victory on The aggre-
gate 9O-72.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Wertz. FiaSlRy Tiger
Rookie. Is Put Inn IA
Bv LEO MACDONELL

EVANSVILLE. Ind March %
Dick Vert. lS-year-old recruit
Tiger ouDuclder, who has been
making sensational catches IN
spring training games here has
been classified IN Ia by his draft
board IN Reading, Pa, he revealed
here today
But be has been informed that
he may not bc called before June
Discovered on the Sandlots by
Ed Katallnas. Tiger scout out
OF Shenandoah, Pa, young Vert
played with WinSton-Salcm last
year While Wertz, despite his
fine showing here. may not be
big league timber as yet he APP
pears 10 have great possibilities.
Wish Egan. chief scout for the
Tigers. is particularly high on the
young man.
He looks like one Of the best
young players have seem"
Egan declared
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Bisons VS.. Caps,
Out
~ ul,ed Press

The Buffalo BiSonS defeated the
Hershey Bears, p, Sunday night
at Memorial Auditorium before a
crowd EFF 10 - and, by the VIC
tory m the A series will meet the
Indianapolis Caps. winners Of The
b series IA a beNt-of-seven set be-
ginning Wednesday.
Dcfcn,cman Bob Blake slammed
homo a-SnuIE ShnLin The final
period with the score deadIoCkcd
al l-al TO give the BlsonS four of
the SIX series games.
BIZ Alum. another Buffalo de-
lcnseman. opened the scoring with
ms fifth goal of the series at 9.36
OF The second period Hershey
tied Il At II - Of the final session
when left Wingcr Johnny SOrrcll
scored.
RF}1iattt-nrS directly in front Of
the net when he-took the puck
and lottcd the winning shot over
tho shoulders of Hershey geaAe
Nick DamOrc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Under His Average

llrK~ ID circuit eua>hcs last
year H,fe somewhat Under Hts
average OF slightly more than
IS a season for the SIS year, he
has been breaking Gown fences
TO the Tigers Only once before
did be total iosS-Iu 1889 when
De was able 20 run up only ~.
II44- F F4444-444 t-rti r7-rrv t. -1UCS
tina season. The big FIRST base
man s average games played for
the SIN year, was l3i
y uTK best year with Detroit
was his FIRST 1851 when Dee
vhackrd out 33 Tie bad AT q
base ttoHt- tof tittN TttEEU-
tbc year before
In the productive 1887 York
established q MAJOR league rec
ord for hitting The most home
runs m "a month with Is Rudy
also tied The mark Tor the most
home runs with the bases full m
a season Jour. And. strangely
enough he led the league catch
CTS in 1888.
Speaking OF home runs or
rather. the lack of hem-Tatt
Wright who hi an impressive
1888 TO be runnerup 10 Williams,
who fashioned a .356, did not
pole one homer IN S. games in
which the White SoN outfielder
performed Other A m eric a n
Lcagucr> who played IN a major
ity OF their clubs games who
did not hit for the swing were
Doc Cramer. Gene DeSaulelS and
Dee Miles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29

Rcd Dutton. acting head of the
league. must like thus series
lie has seen every game so FAR
The Wings sure miss Jack
Stewart when he's in the pen
atty box o.. In the first game
i'm Toronto the Leafs scored
twice while he was doing time
And they did the same thing
last night when he and LOrne
Carr were OF together for high
sticks On a perfectly timed
pitch shot in the second period,
Orlando dropped the puck "A
short distance in front of Broda
Both Brown and Crosse
raced in and gave Turk "A scare.
Mowers lost two teeth Saturday
night nm Toronto when he WAS hit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Only Three Left

Incidentally with Williams,
Joe DlMaggIo and other stars
gone 10 war, there are only three
800 hittcrs left IN the junior
circuit which should give You
some idea Of what 10 expect m
the way Of class at bat this
season
Those left are Stanley Spence
and George Case of the Wash
ineton Senators. who hlt 323
and 800 last year. and Joe Cor
don Yankee ace, who fashioned
q SIlahIe 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
DOUBLE PLAY HELPS

But II looked so easy that the
SoN runners didn't run Metro
threw 10 Pinky higgins, cutting
-off kuhCi, and Outright was
doubled trying 10 make second on
the throw
The Tigers got the run back in
the third, Paul Richards scoring
.on an error by Appling after
Richards had led off with single
and Doc Cramer. hitting for Man
derS. walked and Metro bagged a
lucky nheld single when Ed Wei
land. The Sox pitcher. fell down
trying 10 field an intended Sacr-
flee
Harold NewhouSer pitched the
fourth inning for the Tigers, re-
firing with arm trouble at the end
of the heat He was replaced by
Hcnshaw who escaped trouble for
TWO innings only 10 bump into the
fatal seventh. Wakefield fell down
10 give The SoX one of the six hits
off Roy IN the inning and from
then on the Tigers young So 600
potential star was we'll raZZed by
the crowd
Rudy York. too. had an uncom-
Portable afternoon until his final
time at bat when he got a single.
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HarIond Cliff Signs,
MCQuiIIen Called

CAPE GIRAR DEAU, Mo.
March % CUP)--Thrd baSeman
Harlond CHIT became the latest
member OF the St LOUIS Browns TO
sign has l943 contract and catcher
Frankie Hayes was scheduled 10
discuss terms today. but Manager
Luke Sewell still had a big head
ache his outfleld
Lett fielder Glenn MCQuillen has
received his induction notice and
prepared 10 report Immediately.
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planned incidentally, Zellcr. who
general physical
chCckup at the Mayo Clinic, re-
ported that the doctors had pro-
nounCed HIM 'okaN
While he was not too happy
over the result of Sundays game
Zcllcr liked the size OF the crowd
and the reports on spring training
he got from Steve O'Neill. The
Sabbath Day game drew 1911
paid customers, among whom were
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Pew had entered the fight az a biz

PEW bad entered the fight as a big
NcIl'F clogioSt Wgn was
rmciMn sgNLu McEAA-AZn-.u -A-.lA
NafR Vt.u ~ beat Make shapiro
lie ua- on tau short end of 10 90 ]
odds fNs u-Hf
UuHHv-,rce trNvcIcd 10 New
C,'.o, t5 try Bobby Runn IN a
-'-IaHJar He was ahead al -
rounds ba' fought himself INTO
Hf.r .>htu-uo0 and was knocked
ul' r 'r. rNgnfc'nth
taU other bouts are on 'hc
caro- rf with the seminal
irHlnu- AuLcl ANllc> of Mexico
t.. auI Billy VI MIlicn OF
I5..-..J.
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Name WaIIy S(hdng
MANAGER Of Utica

UTICA. y. Y, March % ms
Wally Schang. who batted 300
~ccvn years in the major leagues
while catching for the Athletics
and Yankees years ago. has been
named manager of the Utica
Braves of the Eastern League. Il
was announced today.