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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Board
To Rule
Racing

CHICAGO. April Is 1NS)-
Followers OF the sport of kings
arched eyebrows today following
the announcement horse racing at
Washington Park will be super
vised by a board Of seven stew
ards instead Of the customary
three.
BENJAMIN r. Lindhelmer. eXecu-
tive director of Arlington and
Washington parks. said The seven
man police force viii he on duty
during their co-ordnated 67-day
season. which opens June y and
extend through Labor Day
Luar#IwcT made no comment
rs .o whether The park wanted 10
AVOID REPETITION Of arguments IN
tho past 0r 20 discourage any IN.
fraction o., tHo rlIco i'm the future
Ih. r.W stewards viii operate
.0' Hn- 1rs nn 're track and m
'-a stand Lndromrr pointed out
'na' tHHuu merely is following
+ rho load of other sports. In In.
. C.cauc '.e number of officials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

operating in the hope that such
fathers would not be drafted be-
fore October.
Prick SAID:
"NOw that selective service
has announced its policy regard
ing these fathers, I am con-
WINGED that they will not be
called up until late autumn, at
the earliest-although nothing Is
absolutely certain in wartime"
The senior circuit preXy Saic
there were about 200 players cur
rently available among the eight
clubs in the National League. OF
these. he estimated that about
1877 were pre-Pearl Harbor fathers
About Is others are in az be.
cause Of various disabilities. Five
are Latin Americans The others
are unclassified, including some
who Will be benefited by the new
regulations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
infeld Is Good

With veterans prcdoUrrfr-
the Tigers VIII have ar .Bfc'd
that should compare faYocat.v
with any IN the circuit Pudy
York VIII be back ar FIRST base.
with Jimmy Bloodworth az Sec
oud and Plnky Higgins az third
Hoover. Of course. VIII be 80
short. rounding out what look,
like 2 pretty tight combination.
And If Wakefield comes up with
the kind Of hitting that he has
shown here. the outheld jr BAT
ting al least, VIII not suffer from
last years combination. Besides
Dick in left. the Tigers viii have
Doc Cramer IN center and RIP
Radcliffe and Ned Harris avail
able for duty m right
Besides. . Nell VIII have FOR
p tire ~ least Don Ross Nick
Werz and Charley Metro Nertz
and Metro. t0InG. 0Itfc'dars
VIII move along 30 Buffalo later
perhapq J. r Woody is IN
understady for higgins at third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
.McCosky in Navy
Tomorrow

Barney McCosky. former out
fielder for the Detroit Tigers will
leave tomorrow for pre-preflight
training as a naval aviation cadet
He will go 10 Oberlin College
Wooster, Ohio. Barney enlisted
several months ago and gave VI
the trip 10 Evansville 10 be avail
able when called He has a
brother Al stationed at Crosse
lie Naval air Station.
McCosky whose right name Is
William was born in Coal Run
Pa. but moved TO Detroit in his
youth. He played baseball for
Southwestern high and shortly
after leaving high school became
the property of the Tigers. He
spend his first year in professional
baseball. 1886 with Beaumont and
.Charlestown.
Barney joined the Tigers as
regular center fielder in 1889 and
hit 81. The following year he
batted $40 and was one Of the
main reasons for the Tigers win
ming the American league pennant
In the world series that year he
collected seven hits in seven
games.
Last year he was moved 10 left
field. He is one Of the surest
felders in baseball and hit over
300 all but one year in the Amer
lean League. He makes his home
in Detroit and worked in a de-
Tense plant during the off season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Sport
O'Nei.I Counts
On First Division
SPOT for Tigers
pvIEO AAAC0ONFI |
By LEO MACDONELL

EVANSVILLE Ind April l3
While stove O.N.S. haas lC2-
sons to bchJyc Tim. the Users
WIFI ra am improved CHa over
last year barring added r"NE
losses sn wsrpaWeE HE ne"
manage 81 me Tigers makes
70 championship pr..Da>s- ON
behalf of hl> athletes
As q r-att.r OF fa't. Tho .'NcI-
headed O'Nel admit that he
u-- lac satisfied 4 the Tigers
finish IN The lrs' division II
they 60 higher which he admits
possible a. viii he all tho bet
Ter. They ended UP IN h.ih
place last season.
II spirit would win a cham
v.onsh.p the Tigers might be
p.sync In tho World Series
next fan. # We have a World
SERIES next fan The Tigers.
sfane with new Splif. arc
working their heads off for
C.\cIL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Draft Board Hits
Giants Again

NEW YORK, April 13 CINS)-
Manager Mel OTIS draft ridder
Giants today face the loss OF still
another member. pitcher Ton
Sunkcl who must report for hi.
physical examination today. The
southpaw. who is completely blnC
IN one eve, was notified yesterday
that he had been reclaSSified II
Ia Adding 10 OTIS woes was :
message from Nike Schemer. frSt
baScman for Jacksonville last year
that he expects 10 he indicted
into the armed forces April IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Arturo Godoy
Back

NEW YORK, April 13 GNS)
49, The relations between this
country and Chile Will he put to
a test in the near future. Arturo
Godoy is coming back.
The tough nut who went ID
rounds with Joe Louis after
which one Of the judges gave him
l3 Of the rounds will be brought
back by AL WE'LL who lately has
been managing nothing moro sin
lister than a dance team. Louis
got his revenge on Arturo in a
later match. betting him out in
eight heats But the Chilean
showed himself TO be a glutton for
punishment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Hell p for Baseball
Ford Frick Sees Game Able to Finish Season
Under New Draft Regulations
BY JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK, April ID CUP)-
President Ford Prick of the Ma.
tional League believes that the
new draft revision. putting pre-
Pearl Harbor' fathers in class ga
will permit the major leagues &c
play out the 1913 season.
Discussing the revision at league
headquarters, Frick admitted that
there had been considerable un-
certainty in baseball circles about
prospects OF continuing play after
Labor Day or even July 4.
But now" he said. "it seems
virtually assured that we can
play out the seasOn--at least In
the National League"
Until the major league brass
hats learned definitely Of the gov
ernments policy regarding pre-
Pearl Harbor fathers with chill
drcn born prior 10 last September
15l. they were uncertain how long
tho game could carry on. and were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

tensen az Boston as FoXworth
c ii m b o d into the semIfinalS by
scoring a technical knockout over
Pvt. Roy Miller Of Fort Leayen-
worth. Kan.
Perhaps the outstanding COM
petitor in the. opening round was
Billy Tiger. Indian soldier from
Fort Sill. Okla. who won his way
into the l47-pound class with less
than four minutes Of actual fight
ing. He defeated Mel Hawkins Of
New York with a on @ pun h
knockout in his first bout and
registered a fiTSt-round technical
knockout over Pvt. Art SaulSglver
OF Smyrna. Tenn.
Chicagos Walter Moore moved
into the heavyweight semifinals
By hating James MlriadcS Of Pitts
burgh with a flrSt-round Knockout
and Robert Stezer from the Boston
navy base won by default from
Jack Turner. Rome, y. y. in the
l75-pound class
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Cheered by Rockies

With the training season in
Evansville ended, ONeill de-
clared himself as well pleased,
considering everything. He is
especially pleased with the
showing Of three Of his recruits
Dick Wakefield, Joe Hoover
and Frank (Stubby) Overmirc.
II am more sure than ever
now that Wakefield will hit big
league pitching" ONelll de-
clared THE boy Is n natural
born hitter in any league. He
will he a star. Hoover has
showed well at shortStop and l
believe will fill the spot very
acceptably. He covers a lot Of
ground. makes fine stops and
throws well to the sacks. In adj
ditiOn TO that he has baseball
brains. lie thinks well. am
satisfied that ONermire with eN-
perienCe will become a good big
league pitcher. He Is cool and
has fine control. \ young
pitcher with control Is some
thing these days"
incidentally, O Nell out of his
skinny staff of eight pitchers
VIII have no less than six avail
able as starting pitchers. They
include Tommy Bridges, Harold
Newhouser. Johnny Corsica,
Virgil Trucks, and Hal White.
Bridges. Of course. is not eX-
pected 10 hurl more than once
every five days. Corsica viii
likely be used some for relief
work The club viii also have
Roy Henshaw and Oyermire for
relief
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Norris .Dr.
To Attend
Wing Fete

It James d, Norris, vice presi-
dent Of the Detroit Red Wings
has obtained "A furlough from his
l.. s. Navy post in Florida and is
expected 10 accompany his father
James Norris to Detroit for the
hockey clubs Victory Dinner
Thursday night.
The Stanley Cup winners. the
Olympia official family and a very
few friends have been invited
10 the stag dinner at the Hote
Statlcr.
Because Of the war we are
going to make the affair as
simple as possible" said General
Manager Fred L. Haner of
Olympia today "NeXt time we
win the Stanley Cup-after the
war il ONer-ue can shoot the
works again"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Order Rendtch
As Douglas Wins
Canoe Tihing
Nv Don GILLIES

il Los Douglas ever loses his
job as center for the Red Wings.
no raS nothing 10 worry about.
Last night at Olympia in the
Detroit SportSmcn'S Show he was
crowned king of the canoe litter,
"a now title which paid off TO the
tune of SlOO.
Crash Douglas, as he was
dubbed by has hockey teammates
beat Joe "Broadbeam' Carveth in
Tho final hut the match was 50
close old "Broadbeam' demanded
another chance.
Bill Pfau, director Of the show
announced that was okay pro-
vIdng the rest Of the Wings who
participated also were given an
other chance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
DO 1T AGAIN FRIDAY

A haSty conference with Lady
Godiya' % Orlando. Carl "Snuffy'
LiScombe and Cal slim" Burton,
Red Wing SuCkman, resulted in
an agreement for a fight 10 the
finish Friday night.
Now canoe fitting is not exactly
a siSSys sport. Two canoes are
placed IN the giant pool in the
center Of Olympia Each canoe has
a paddlcr and a battler. The rules
Of the game are that the con-
'eStants must straddle the canoe,
both feet high on the outside
edges.
On the end of a long stick is a
large rubber cylinder As soon as
they get close enough to each
other they are supposed TO bat an
opponent over the noggin until the
canoe capsizeS. The one that
takes the duckinG last wins.
Very simple rules isn't II; and
such nice gentle game.
Now that YOU understand the
sport lets GET on with a descrip-
ton of what happened.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Strife (SOflbaII) in the Pacific

two outs. The pitcher delivered
the ball 10 the batter and the
man on first lit out for second.
The catcher pegged down there,
30 the runner stopped and
headed back for first base. lie
was caught In long rundown,
during which the runner on
third came home. Eventually
the other runner was tagged for
the third out.
Our gang SAYS that the run
counts. The other mob SAYS
that q doesn't count because
the third out, was In the act Of
being made lahen the runner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

came home from third. They
say IL is the same a when a
runner comes home from third,
with one out, while the oppos-
ing inficld II making forced
double play. That run doesn't
count. Of course. but We say that
ours did"
You arc right. Your run
counts b q auSc the runner
scored before the third out was
actually made
What suckers those JapS are
10 think they can hex guys such
as those, our marines can even
put yirlllty into soitball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
NieIan Has 2O59
To Top AII-Events

Johnny Nelan OF The Detroit
Times continued his sensational
in yesterdays team event
OF PrintCraft tournament AT Wash
ington Bowl. He tOtalcd So 10 60
with his 632 in the doubles and
765 in the singles for an aIl-eventS
total Of pose. He's far out IN front
in this city in the national tele-
praDhiC meet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
G atching Is Problem

However. O'Nein still has his
catching problem While Dixie
Parsons is A good receiver his
arm. none too strong last year.
has shown much improvement
Gown here this spring Paul
Richards is Tho only other
catcher available now that Al
Inser has been SD rDed 80
Buffalo But like Parsons.
PjchardS is pretty good bchrj
tho 7latc but not much whistle
suck
III DYKES arm comes around
7 won't worry about his hit
ting" O'Nell explained He j.
a good catcher and knows how
90 handle pitchers And the
pitchers like 20 pitch 10 him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Jim Turner Gets
Chance Today

NEW YORK. April 13 (INS)-
Manager Joe Mccarthy today will
send his Yankees against Casey
Stengels Boston Braves following
poStponement Of yesterdays con-
test. McCarthy's pitching nomi-
nation VIII be the veteran Jim
Turner. former Brave, and young
Charley WinSlOT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Senators Bow
In Short Game
BY International News Service

The Philadelphia Athletics and
the Washington Senators held
sole possession Of the exhibition
baseball stage yesterday. the AS
winning ; TO , at Fort Meade Md.
All other games scheduled for
the day were cancelled. and the
lone contest played was halted at
the end Of the fifth inning.
The As got away to three-run
lead in the first inning, Dick
Seibert supplying most of the
punch with two-run homer.
The Senators scored both Of their
TALES in the third inning. one
coming by way of George Cases
homer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Ruby Out 10 Regain
Title From League
TONIGHT,s RnTTs

Jack League vs. Pert Ruby. 2 N 2 fails
Louis Klein W. wild Man" Dim. 2 m
J falls
Lefty Pscsr W. Soldier Thomas. one
fail.
Bert Ruby will enter tho Fair
view gardens ring tonight as a
instead OF a champion
for the first time this year. His
Jack League. now holds
the MWA junior heavy title, and
Ruby is out TO regain IN again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

plOyes who often have elected
bOOLmakers. But they COM
plain that the same men come
right back" said Bowling. 81
think we can see that they 20
out 10 stay"
Final plans for the 73-day
meeting are nearing compile
tion following the arrival of
General Manager Edward p.
Strong.
There il a 100 per cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

this illegal practice which
cuts the Detroit Racing AssO-
citation handle and therefore
limits state revenue" SAID
Bowling.
II has often been reported
i'm recent seasons that heavy
bCttorS. including some Of the
horScmcu placed their WagorS
with bookmakeIS in the club
house or near the paddock.
They follow this practice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Rockies 10 Start
For BROOKLYN

NEW YORK. April 10 tINS)--
Lippy Leo Durocher today plans 10
use Bob Shipman and Newell Kim
ball on the mound when the
Dodgers meet the Giants for the
entertainment Of the soldier boys
at Camp Upton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Yanks Getting Good
Last Few Years

The YankS never amounted 10
much at the start. They didn I
win A pennant in their first is
years, but in their last y they
have won 13 pennants, finished
second six times, third twice, and
only once dropped 10 the second
division. In 1925. finishing seventh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Tigers May Lose Wakefield by New Draft Ruling
Bookakers viii Be Given HeaveHo From Detroit Race Track

Improvement in the operation
of the ticket selling ma
chimes" said Mutuels Man.
ager George F.. Lewis. And
1 know the fans will see many
other Improvements in track
operation"
The racing commission is 10
open its office at the track
April 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
JOHNNY MOWERS HOLDS

Crash Douglas had plenty OF
trouble dunn ping Red Light
Mowers head first in the tank, he
cause his opponent insisted on
"holdng" which is Just as illegal
in this game as in hockey Finally
Mowers. who wore whiSkerS and
hockey pants, lost his balance and
went head first Sprawling in the
water. as the crowd roared with
laughter
That brought up old Broad
beam Carvcth. and Slim Burton
proved no Setup. In fact as Bur-
ton was diving into the water he
grabbed "Broadbeam's' canoe and
they all went down together.
"Snuffy' Liscomhe drew a bye.
Then came the finals between
Douglas and Carveth. The north
woods guides were doing an OK
cellent piece Of canoe padding,
especially the one operating Doug
las boat He then got Douglas
into perfect position 10 score, and
he made no mistake. With one
wide swish Of his pole il came
down across "Broadbeam, " Just As
he was trying to gain his
balance. over went the canoe,
and Douglas was handed the purse.
Later he split II up with his
opponents. but announced that
next Fridays match would be for
keeps-winner take all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

rather than have the odds
affected by their bets.
Without any overhead but
their hats, bookieS could
afford 10 give a little better
price than quoted on the
odds boards since they did not
have To subtract the aSSocia-
tons cut of ~ per cent 10
pay purses, salaries and the
state.
"The association has em-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Scratches
FN NIFFN TFFNN
JAMAICA


JAMAICA
Track muddy
First Race Starry Hope 0raeh Grs-
dea Loftsman Harry Holman, Magic
Key Roh's Boys
Second Race Generous
Fourth Race Kings Gold. Accord Dr.
Johnson Strictly True
Seventh show House. Alca Cal,
Cagot Ardenel
NARRAGANSETr
Track muddy
Eighth Race Friendly Paul Michigan
Sun.
CHURCHILL DOWNS
Track muddy
First Race-Alorter Whirlabou' ~
Grip Payable, Wise Banny, Wooiword
Annie
second Race-Gingall Old Smokey.
Valdlna Fair Robert Russell stand in,
Point High Old Book, MIX Punch.
Third Race-Brown Cygnet.
Fourth Race, Tetra Lily
Fifhh Race Random Breeze IDA Fl
Miami Springs, Buena Ventura. Spony
= seventh - T'' RaaesIJames NJ. Gold Flare,
Sportsman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
nv LEWIS II. WALTER

Bookmakers will he driven
from the Detroit Race Track
through combined action hy
track. city and state authorl-
ties, when racing opens at the
Fair Grounds May -. Racing
Commissioner William j.
bowl ling said today.
we believe We can abolish
or at least seriously cripple
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
ROOseUeIlS Get PASSES

WASHINGTON, April 13-(INS)-Presdent and Mrs RooSe-
Welt have received passes all American League
games from Clark Griffith owner OF the Washington
Griffith also invited President Roosevelt 10 throw the
first bali AT the opening April 20 when the
play Philadelphia Athletics in Washington Griffith
expressed hope that he would be able
accept the invitation.
The Presidents pass presented TO him in godemboSed
leather case and Mrs Roosevelt received gift Of leather purse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Shoun TO Face
Indians Bdqby

RICHMOND. Ind. April 10
CUP Clyde Shoun goes 10 the
hill for the Cincinnati Reds today
against Jim BaGby Of the Clevc-
land Indians ia an exhibition game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Looks Not Enough

Johnny, Grimek. Mr.. America
Of 1941. and Dan Lure, Mr.
America of 1912. both have been
rejected for military service be-
cause of phvsical defects.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Returns 10 Racing

Pastry. 4 12-yoar-old horse
owned by Jules Wcssler, will re-
turn 10 racing next season after
beng on the pension list for seven
Years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
He's Well Behaved

Gordon Davidson, defense player
Of the Rangers hockey club, has
spent only two minutes in the
penalty box all season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Nioht Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints IN the
Might Edition only the name OF morse
which race experts feel is among the out
standing bets Of The day
The code key appears each night IN me
Red Line Edition with a number CORE
spending IN each letter or the alpnabet
The horses name appears ONLY IN
THE NIGHT EDITION AND 1T j.
PRINTED ~ CODE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
IN vINCENNEs TODAY

The Tigers will journey 70 Vim
ccnncS. 100 miles north. 10 play
the Cubs today. the receipts 70 he
turned over 10 tho George Field
Air Force camp fund. Vincennes
has declared half holiday. The
Tigers will be transported IN and
from VinCennes by army trucks II
may give some Of the players n
good chance 10 get the feel of
the trucks. should they and the
trucks. become better acquainted
later.
Newhouser will he one Of the
Tiger pitchers in Ninccnnes. The
ace southpaw has pitched
only one inning Of a game down
here this spring. That was against
the White Sox. He had 10 retire
because Of sore arm. He reports
that the arm is in good shape now.
The Tigers will engage tho Min
neapollS Millers here tomorrow.
after which the Detroit squad viii
entrain for Muncie. The Tigers viii
seek revenge for a defeat handed
them by the Millcrs, 3 10 0, in
Terre Haute. Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
SQUADS NEWCOMERS

Besides Wakefield. new players
who Will start the season with the
Tigers include: Joe Hoover, J. p.
Wood. Charley Metro. Nick Wertz,
Paul Richards and Overmire.
The complete squad that viii go
10 Detroit, thence n Cleveland
open the season against the In
dams April 81. follows;
Pitchers Tommy Bridges. John
Corsica. Roy HenShaw Harold
Newhouser. Frank Overnire, Paul
Trout. Vergil Trucks. Hal White.
Catchers-Dixie Parsons, Paul
Richards
InfielderS - Jimmy Bloodworth,
Pnky Higgins. Joe Hoover, Don
Ross. !. p. Wood. Rudy York
Outfielders -- Roger tDocl Cra-
mer. Ned Harris, Charley Metro.
Rip Radcliffe, Dick Wakefield, Nick
WertZ.
Coach-Alvin Vincent.
Bill McClareu, first haSenan ~
from Beaumont. who left the club
some days ago. has requested that
he be placed on the voluntary re-
tired list. He will work n war
plant in Dallas. Tex, his hons
city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

CUP this code hey. II Will enable you 90
dscipher tbe name ~ tomorrow code
appearing ONLY IN THE NIGHT
EDITION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
MAY HIT OTHERS

whose children were born before
Sept. Is, 1912, is apt 10 hit Jimmy
Bloodworth and Ned Harris. Frank
(Stubbv) Overmire is married
and childless but is in AZ because
Of hernia.
Wakefield. heralded across the
training camp sectors rs the
rookie Of the spring" has been a
sensation with his hitting here.
Against the White SoX Cubs,
Pirates and Minneapolis Millers IN
six games Dick has fashioned a
spectacular .423 average He
totaled IL hits m IS official times
at bat. His safeties included two
home runs. one three-baGger and
three two baggers. revealing the
great power of the big broad
shouldered University Of Michigan
product
With the shipping Of three play
ers 70 Buffalo. the Tigers today
had been cut 10 p men. the small
est squad that has ever started a
season for Detroit. Al Cnser,
catcher. was sent 10 the Interna-
tional League club on 2i-hour
option. Adam Bengoeshea. Sec
ond haseman. and Mural Hewitt,
pitcher. were sold outright 10
the BiSOnS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Fate Of Harris
And BIoodWorth
Also Studied
By LEO MACDoNELL

EVANSVILLE, Ind. April 10
The possibility of losing Dick
Wakefield loomed large to the
Tigers today with the draft boards
wiping out dependency deferments
Of men who have collateral de-
pendentS such as parents or BROTH
ers and sisters as we'll as those
supporting wives only
Wakefield, the support Of a
widowed mother. is classified in
ga by his Chicago board. He
has two brothers in service.
The new threat TO the Detroit
clubs manpower and by far the
most serious this spring. comes on
the eve Of the squads breaking
camp here preparatory 10 moving
up 10 Muncie, then on home to
Detroit