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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-06
Winter Golf
Passes $50 G's

NEW YORK, Nov. 4 QNS)-
Dates for the winter golf tour
were announced today by Fred
.Corcoran. tournament manager
for the Professional Golf ASso-
citation. who also revealed that
total OF Sl50,000 in war bonds
would be al stake.
Byron Nelson, leading bond
winner for the year; jug Nc
Spaden. runner-up; Sam Snead,
recently discharged from the
navy: Bob Hamilton. current PEA
champion; Craig Wood. duration
open title holder. Toney Penna,
Jimmy Hines. Ed Dudley. Sam
Byrd and several others will
make the swing.
The schedule follows
Nov 7s-2S Portland. ore Dec - san
bee en'' So Miami Dec 1917 Riehmond,
Cal Dee 22-24 open Dec 1881 BlnE
crosby tourney tentative Jan. SIS. Los
Anrees Jan i2-l4 Pholnix. Ari5 Jan.
1921 n Paso. Tex IAN 26-2s. san
Antonio Tex FEB IA open FEB oil
New Orleans ltsntsfivs FEB 1918, Gulf
cola Pa tentative March -. open
March 1918 Charlotte. c March
22-25 Greensboro y c. and March 30
April !. Durham y c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-06
Famed Bird Lover.
Jack Miner. Dies
BY DON GILLIES

ferent languages. including the
Eskimos. who thought IL was a
message sent down from the
Great White Father
AS a result of his system Of
banding the birds, he collected a
great deal of priceless data, which
is certain 10 serve as a source
of information TO students and
naturalistS all over the world.
OTHERS FOUNDED
The efforts of this pioneer con-
servationist have served as an in
spiration 10 individual citizens,
sportsmen's organizations an d
other groups as well as federal
and local governments all over
North America to do likewise.
"Your life and your deeds
are n credit to the world"
Henry Ford said of him at his
last birthday party.
King George w honored him
last year by making him a men,
Der of the most Excellent Order
of the British Empire ODE. one
of the highest honors and recog-
nitions the King of England can
give a Canadian.
Funeral services for Jack Miner,
internationally known naturalist
who died Friday. will be held al
the Epworth United Church in
Kingsville, Ont. Monday al 3 p. m
The Rev. J. T. Flemming will Of
ficiate. A short service will be
held at his home in the morning
Burial will be in greenlawn Gene.
terry, South Windsor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-06
Greyhound Drops
Fare Boost Plea

LANSING, Nov. 4 CUP)-The
Great Lakes Greyhound Lines,
Inc. has withdrawn its proposed
increases in Detroit suburban bus
fares. reinstated its present sched-
ule effective until Jan. ). l945, the
state public service commission
announced today.
The companys action caused
the commission TO abandon hear
ings scheduled for Nov. % on the
proposed increases which would
have affected travellers between
Detroit and downriver cities. De-
troit and Oakland County cities,
and Detroit and Macorb cities.
The company originally filed its
proposals for fare increases Oct.
5. effective Nov ). The City of
Detroit and some suburban cities
protested and the public service
commission ordered a hearing for
Nov. %. The company's action,
however. dlssolveS the case.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-06

than kochan. He gave the fans
more than a run for their money.
LaMotta was Just too tough for
him. George showed his gameness
when, clinging TO the ropes, he
staggered TO his feet after being
sent to the canvas in the ninth.
Hennessey did the right thing in
stopping the bout there.
Chairman John Hettche OF
the state boxing commission an
nounces the lifting of the sus-
pension on A. c. Lee, whose
fight with Leroy Willis az
Arena Gardens recently was de-
clared no contest. Tardy JUS
tice.
Louis next stop in his 21-day
furlough exhibition tour will be
Baltimore Monday.
About 500 American service
men and two busloads Of italian
prisoners from the Fair Grounds
were guests &C the bouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-06
Completes
Fifty Missions

S/Sgt. William H. Hutchinson,
q, Of $50 Kensington, a former
Detroit Times carrier. is home
today from Europe after so bomb
ing missions. He is visiting his
mother. Mrs. Howard De Waele.
Sgt. Hutchinson was a rear
gunner on the bomber, Crack
Up" which. despite its name, made
but one forced landing, that with
out damage,
He enlisted in the army two
years ago and served overseas a
year. After his 21-day furlough,
Sgt. Hutchinson will 60 TO Miami
for reassignment. The sergeant is
a graduate of Southeastern High
School and was a welder at the
Briggs Manufacturing Co. when
he enlisted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-06

NEW YORK, Nov. with the
football season in full swing, it
seems quite logical 10 report that
by their coaches so shall you
know them, those 1914 college
teams.
Never before in the history Of
the college game has the success
or failure Of the entire season
depended upon the grid mentors,
both new and old. This Is a
season of colleges with teams that
didn't play the game last fall; of
players who starred in October,
yet won't be around this month
or next, OF a marked trend TO the
basic T-formation-a all sorts
Of experimental variations thereof
II all SINNERS down 10 a greatly
increased responsibility on the
harried guy with ideas and an
overworked crying towel. In their
hands, as in no other season, lies
the future even of college football
itself
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-06
FDR's Train Guard
Killed in Heavy Fog

STANFORD, Conn, Nov 4
(UP) - An auxiliary policeman
guarding President Roosevelt's
special train here was killed early
today and another seriously in
jured when another train ran over
them in a fog.
Francis kerrigan. who was
killed, and Theodore Hartlett. who
was injured. were among police
assisting secret service and FBI
officers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-06
Gestdpo Sndtthes
Norway Civilians

LONDON, Nov. 4 INS)-The
Free Norwegian information office
said last night that the gestapo
had begun a big-scale sweep in
Norway.
Mass arrests were said 10 be
taking place all over the country.
Leaders of the underground
have issued an order warning the
people TO expect raids, arrests and
terror
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-06
President Of Cuba
Shelves a General

HAVANA, Nov. 4 tINS)-
Cuban President DR.. Ramon Grau
San Martin, in the shakeup of
military chiefs announced yester-
day. has ordered the retirement
from active service Of Brig. Gen.
Ignacio Galindez, former quarter
master general.
The retirement Of Chief Of
Police Col. Antonio Brito also was
ordered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-06
MacLeish Assails
Government Critics

CHICAGO. Nov. 4 (INS)--Un-
warranted attacks on government
bureaus have aroused dormant.
but dangerous and powerful emo
tons Of general distrust of gov
ornamental workers" Archibald
MacLeish. librarian of Congress,
charged today.
Addressing a conference of civil
service directors from the United
States and Canada, MacLeish as
serted that criticism too often has
been directed at the wrong men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-06
.lois Hoffman S 834
Again Tops Loop

Lois Hoftman's S34. which is 20
pins below the event record, Is
the season standout today in the
women's senior individual bowling
classic at Winter Garden.
Hattie Wooster had 790. Doro-
thy Brichta. 1856; Agnes Ekstrom,
76l: Elvira Toepfer, 1856; Esther
Porman. 754; Crystal Pearce and
Evelyn Armstrong. 712, and Louise
Stockdale. I'll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-06
Switch Major Meeting

CHICAGO. Nov. 4 INS)-
American and National League
officials and the high commits
sioner's office today revealed they
had agreed 10 switch the annual
winter major league baseball
m ting from New York 10
Chicago next month at the Palmer
House Dec. II. II and 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-06
Red Sox Draft OutfieIder

CHIC ACC Nov. 4 lNS)--
Drafting of outfielder Lloyd
Christopher from Seattle of the
Pacific Coast League by the
Boston Red Sox was revealed to-
day at the office OF Judge X. NJ.
Lands. high commission " Of
baseball. Christopher va the
twentieth player drafted by the
major league clubs from the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-06
WB Ruling Helps
200 Radio Workers

CHICAGO, Nov. 4 HNS)-A
WLB ruling today gave some 200
Chicago radio musicians, mechani-
cal operators, arrangers and Ii
brarians time and one half for
services beyond the standard 40
hour week.
The board denied a petition OF
musicians and mechanical oper-
ators for time and a half after
five hours a days or 25 hours a
week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-06
Green Beats Graziano

NEW YORK, Nov. 4 QNS)-
Harold Green, smuggling welter,
moved a notch up the pugilistic
ladder today by virtue of a 10
/ ound decision over Rocky
Grazlano in an all-New York
main event tussle at Madison
Square Garden last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-06
Home Is His Castle,
Not a Polling Place

LOS ANGELES, Nov. A (UP)-
A soldier home from the wars
needn't share his living room with
an election board and the neigh-
borhood voters, David Barry Jr.,
area rent director, said today in
giving the room back to 1t. B. M.
Garrett.
His landlady had rented it out
for polling place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-06
Bombers Out Again
After Raid on Berlin

LONDON, Nov. 4 (UP) A
large force Of heavy bombers and
fighters crossed the coast today
en- route TO the continent for an
apparently new assault on Ger
many, where Raj Mosquitoes
singled out Berlin for another
harassing raid last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-06
New Terror Weapons

LONDON, Nov. 4 INSIST
Archibald Sinclair. British air
minister. warned otday that the
Germans were producing new ter
ror weapons ''militarily less futile
than the flying bombs"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-06
Goldblatt Dies

CHICAGO, Nov. 4 (INS)-Na-
than Goldblatt 40 co-founder of
Goldblatt Brothers department
store chain. died yesterday of
heart disease.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-06
Wartime Football
Test for Coaches
BY ROBERT c. MCCORMICK
By Uniyersai Service

the six teams involved presenting
individualized varieties OF the
basic formation. They were Yale
Columbia, Dartmouth-Notre Dame
and 'Army-Piu.
Even out at South Bend, where
McKeever has nodded A bunch
of is and 17-ycar-oldS into high
scoring. winning combination, the
old knute Rockne box formation
is apparently in the discard. The
reason: McKeever's backs are
fast and light. And Big Ed must
utilize every iota Of his grid
savvy 10 come up with a success
full season.
One of the first sufferers from
naval transfers is Coach Carl
Snavely at Cornell An early sea-
son Ivy League power that suf-
fered an upset defeat by Andy
Kerr's experimental Colgate team,
the Big Red is scheduled 10 lose
IA of its squad in navy transfers
before the season is over.
BALANCE SHIFTS
The balance of midwestern
power likewise has been shifted
willy nilly because of the navys
college training program. With
the Iowa Seahawks and Great
Lakes Naval Training School the
standout service teams in the
area, Fritz Crisler at Michigan
has been haTd put to maintain
Miehigan,s high place IN college
rankings. But. with a luctuatlng
squad of naval trainees, he's done
the job.
In the South. Bill Alexander at
Georgia Tech has assembled A
ragtime band of ramblin' wrecks
and, with an early-Season victory
over Auburn and win over Navy,
boosting the team into the first
ranks beneath the Mason-Dixon
line. he's counting on all his old
experience to keep il there.
Other coaches who are build
ing their 1914 careers on their
own ability TO teach the game
rather than on stars of two or
three years experience include
Ray Eliot at Illinois. 30 Mcmillan
at Indiana, Ed Brown at Dart
mouth, George Munger at Penn,
and HOWE Odell at Yale.
stage LEARNS ANEW
Even footballs grand old man.
Amos Alonzo Stagg, now 81, has
been forged to learn new tricks
this year. Now AT the College OF
the Pacific in Stockton, Cal,
Stage, coaching his SIND year Of
college ball. Is identified with
every development the game has
seen.
An original exponent of the T
at Springfield College before the
turn of the century Stagg has
followed the trend down through
the years both at. Chicago and
Pacific. Last year, he switched
back TO the T and his team won
all but one game for one Of the
old mans most brilliant seasons.
This fall, Stagg is sticking with
footballs original hneup-but he's
adding his own variations TO make
il win.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-06
Another Phase
of Wars Horrors
BY BOB CONSIDINE

NEW YORK Nov 4 (INS)-Seve Owen, the football coach,
rbbng Greasy Neae coach Of the Philadelphia Eagles at
Writers luncheon TOotS ShOrs Place
used be big league ball player stout
he Cincinnati Reds. the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-06

time he ever hit well was in a
World Series.
Yeah. the 1919 series when
he hit against the Black SOX
pitchers"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-06

Few If any men on the North
American continent were better
known and better loved than Jack
Miner. the great Canadian nat
uralist who died yesterday II
heart attack al his famed bird
sanctuary near Kingsville. Ont.
He was revered by millions as
the birds best friend. Men and
women. boys and girls. the rich
and poor alike mourn the death
OF this 79-year-old conservationist,
who was born in Dover Centre, q.
Mr.. Miner was 10 when he
moved with his parents TO Kings
vile and he worked in his fathers
brickyard there. Hunting deer and
wildfowl for market, he learned
TO love the outdoors and know the
habits of wildfowl.
STARTED IN 1904
He established the sanctuary IN
!. 1904 and il has served and will
continue to serve as a haven and
breeding ground for all wildfowl
The Jack Miner Migratory Bird
Foundation and the kind hearted
men and women who have made
II possible. will carry on the
worthy work.
Jack miner tagged birds every
day in the year. On their leg he
placed a little aluminium band
bearing a verse OF scripture
my birds will carry the word
81 God to places unvisited by
man." he said, and they did, for
he received letters, in many dif-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-06
MEMORABLE SEASON

From no less an authority than
loquacious Lou Little, the master
full professor of Columbia pig
skinology, comes a bland pre-
diction that this season will be
one of the greatest OF football
history, remembered perh p s
When other, more embatt1ed sea-
sons are forgotten
The man who produced the ire
mendouS 1893 Rose Bowl upset
and who himself has embraced
the T. with variations. this season,
bases his belief not on the quality
of play being shown, but on the
vast amount of experimentation
by almost every coach. He says:
This IL footballs shakedOwn
year. II has TO be. No coach
has manpower enough.
THE only way to meet the
situation Is to experiment. de-
wise special plays, utilize every
possible bit of ability"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-06
Gap Ndrrows
10 7 Games

For those who like "a horse
race" the Greater Detroit League
Is recommended. After last nights
bowling at Olympic Recreation
during which Stroh and 4 & B
each won two. only seven-gainc
gap existed between first and last
positions.
E e. B "slumped" to 1855 in
defeating Suffrins who gave K & B
a dose of their own stuff in the
middler which went to Louis
Burr's bunch 1120 to 1887. Chef
BukoWski fired 213.24s.244 tor
tbs, good temporarily for fourth
money
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-06
BRAVE ATHLETES

Capt. Alexis Thompson, owner
Of the Philadelphia Eagles and
fresh back from France, tells US
about scene in the office Of
his boss. Brig. Gen. John Reed
Fitzpatrick. absent president Of
Madison Square Garden Jack
Sharkey and Lefty Gomez had
been invited 10 the office before
they set sail for the Mediter-
ranean theater where, as YOU
know. they did a great job.
Sharkey was demonstrating one
OF his fights Tor the general. Gomez
was looking out the window,
reflectively. He had heard the
fight a few times before. Finally,
Gen. Fitzpatrick interrupted Jacks
shadow boxing.
81 think its a great thing
for you fellows TO be going over
seas" he said. But aren't you
a little afraid that something
will happen TO you. How will
YOU do when those shells start
tAphOuiHk hEOuhh fpu
FLY-swATTER SHOCK
well" Gomez said. still look
ing out the window. "you do or
you don't. They won't scare
me-"
Sharkey said. Hell, no, gen
eral | never saw noise that
could scare me" He went back
into his shadow boxing. turning
this way and that around the
room.
Just then Gen. Fitzpatrick no.
ticed a fly on a batch Of papers.
He has devoted a fair portion Of
his life TO swatting flies. He
picked UP his hyswatter and gave
this one a tremendous wallop that
sounded like shot
Sharkey, whose back was
turned TO the desk, staggered and
nearly went down. Gomez almost
went out the window.
The next morning. before dawn,
Gomez and Sharkey were washing
in a gloomy barracks. Sharkey
soaped up his face until he had
TO close his eyes, then CROPPED
against the wall trying to find a
non-existent towel.
"Quit feeling for a towel"
Lefty told him.
"Helluva note" grumbled
Jack.
"Oh. I can understand It,"
Lefty said. THE army figured
you had so many thrown in for
you that you'd never need an
other one"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-06
REMARKABLE RECORD

REMARKABLE RECORD
A revision of the E & B record
for October shows that the Sielah
shooters rolled in eight different
houses in three leagues for a
q game total OF 3,l86 an aver
age of 1028.10. f & B beat 5000
in seven matches and had two
others over 5000.
Counting the two November
scores. K a. r has eight of 1900
in 10 matches and three OF more
than 5000. the finest single
months performance given by
Detroit district five. Latest avail
able ABC records show the De-
troiters leading the land on 1855.
Stroh put forward 3012 in dis
posing of Kraetke (27sD, Herb
Matthews coterie taking the
middle. 9S8-l9l4. Pepsi-Cola Welt
to second place in three from
Olympic, 3057 10 1882. Standard
subtracted two from Chene- from
bly,, 3037 TO 1850 TO enter a four.
way knot with Suffrin. Seven
Eleven. and Parisclean and two
D9own from the peak.
SCORING LIGHTS
Mineralites caught two from
DeLuxweld, 30l3 10 274l TO 20
into another four-way tie, this
one in the second division. with
Olympic, Kraetke, and McCarthys.
No other than Harold Allen
ripped out 654 10 pass Mike
Graybill OF Deluxweld for high.
Parisclean pasted up 1922 IN
mailing Seven-Eleven and Ira
Wilson's lifted 1904 TO 1880 IN
knocking of McCarthys for two.
Gaskets stayed four out OF the
lead in getting two from Fife,
1851 10 2742.
OF the bigger compilations.
Tony Morano. Wilson's. had GAS,
Fred DeFazio, McCarthys, 673,
Cass Schlaff and Sam Richardson.
Pepsi-Cols, 665 and 634: John
Petro. Stroh. 645. Standards Roy
Milan. 642. Jack DiGiovanni. $50.
Elwood Blake. 645: Suffrin's Louis
Burr 63l. and Anthony Aloyisus
Novak. 638.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-06
A NEW DEFENSE

De Grossa. who realized shortly
after fall practice began that the
entire Holy Cross season de-
pended largely on his own ability
as a head coach, Immediately in
stalled something new in defen-
sive systems.
Actually, the thing is merely
the old idea of looking one way
and hitting another, dressed up.
De Grossa, however, explains il
equally as simply:
I'VE do a lot OF our moving
into position on defense after
the ball is snapped"
One of the truly outstanding
developments Of the young season
has been the exodus of the coaches
from their old established Of
fensive formations TO the more
modern versions of the T. In each
case the change was caused by
the necessity Of the coach to
adapt his system to the material
at hand.
In one thrill-packed weekend,
for instance. no less than three
of the major eastern games were
strictly T-parties. with each of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-06
THREE GOOD TEAMS

OF course, Little's remarks
about manpower weren't aimed
at Red Blaik and his four West
Point teams of almost equal
ability, at Navy, where Comdr
o. E Hagberg has developed a
two-ocean land flet. or at Notre
Dame. where big Ed McKeever
has another standout Irish eleven.
Yet. even there the experimental
ton is going on apace.
THE trend TO the T." con-
tinued Little, ''is not a fad. A
lot of us have had to go to IL
because OF the material we
have. I'm not sold on the T,
even though I'm using Il. But,
I knew I'll get a lot OF ideas
from my experiments this year.
I'll probably even adapt them
to my old single wing attack
when I 90 back TO it,"
One of the first of the early
seasons innovations, produced by
Ok De GroSsa. the former Holy
Cross line coach who is now fill
ing in for Ank Scanlon as top
man for the Crusaders, is the
"subterfuge" defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
Boxers Arrive
For Oh Clio Bouts

ToNcLz- from Lii -a-dalea
critic, arc uuvng n Detroit to.
day for the CIO National Amateur
Championships ~ Olympia Satur-
aay night There are Is bouts on
the program starting az s o'clock
fnj 1iI profits 0t the show go to
the Iu.mtHc ParalS> Fund of
Mazu1 LogniX
Ihe fighters competing have
r7rn JT07T0 0n trcr rcC0ri~ In
'ouuHWents Tins winter tIftce0
hIr|.Ht II-TIT- fTVT rrCU IT'S <TET707
bHtla .se BEST matcurS FROM
Deuo' With the exception ol
..a school boys an the fighters
workers IN defense plant, do-
n- their fighting when thcN mc
finished with their day work
one of i6e headline bouts Will
hrrE together Neru Mitchell and
Joe Firth light hcavyWcightS
Both We'll and ifvtrabIy known
to Detroit fans They are clever
boxers each packing "a dangerous
Wa'.0p Although boxer for three
rerras ths fight might end any
tmc 0 knockout victory for
---li----- ------l----
IiNEtA for, rho how are avail
able go Olympia thc lu{anrIc
EI8lA2l2-Elu4 headquarters 4Hd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23

But Trouts wins are more
impressive perhaps since thc
big richf-nsuacr cHuctsea for RI
second division club
Trouts rise 10 rilo heights
came the hard way. For three
seasons with tAe Tigers no
could show q total of only 80
decisions as compared 90 a.
defeats
One man In the Tiger camp
wro- gets. moro than ordinary
satisfaction out TroutS arrival,
rs rIT Ir-7-r1r- "a Is " -ff--4it
Egan. He's responsible for the
big rigfit-naHdrT being WITH
the eluh and naNer- lnSt faith
even in The players darkest
moments
It-W,iS oh LEANS -Eeeom-
incubation the Tigers in 1898
bought Trout from Indianapolis.
Though The Young HooSicr
from San6cui whistle stop
near Terre Hautel had little go
show IN The way Of pitching
record Mo Tigers gave up SD
600 and two ball nlaycTS the
equivalent ot not less than S25
Coo or $4,000. for tic 21-year-
old nght-hander
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
Connie Mack:

FghtN-onc-yo 9r-old pilot of the
Athletics predicatcd today that
inns may % Tho season he ends 4
I3-Ncar search for Just one more
pennant This may be the year.
tttf1t-tf It'll watched
his large SQUAD work out al It's
spring training camp. think
Tho lest The lca-Iuc- leans haXc
lost strength since last season, but
] honestly believe that we are
mach stronger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
! HURLERS KEPT

They were Stan Jciinit Ntfi
MINIS. Don PabaliS. Bill Nor
ncweg. Lyle Nicely Tom Higgins
and-Ed- LuSSoW Jellnek and
PahalIs are from Michigan.
Five pitchers were retained. for
"A while. m least stan McElmurry
Ralph Slewcrt. Bill KaScpchuk.
Lyle Bliss and Wandol Nossor
All but Nossor are from Michigan.
Among the recruit pitchers. six
Of whom were used by the two
teams. NoeSor and McElmurry
showed TO the best advantage i'm
the scrub game