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a holeable putt on each OF the
last three green's, including d
footer on the eighteenth which re-
suited in a DOGGY 5. Although the
competitive record there is 6S,
Relfore, Al WatrouS and Benno
Pautke have had 65S in friendly
rounds.
A few days ago, Faust Bianco,
Belfores assistant who is working
nights in a war plant, had SO
despite a 6 on the eighteenth.
Joe Dragon, defending cham
plon al Western Golf and Country
Club, was eliminated yesterday
by Chuck PetoSkey, the latter
winning one up. f. r. Lefty
Harrison won from A. NJ. Chris
Jensen, 6-5. and Jim Riddell won
from Or. Joe Molner, 80. Har-
rison plays Riddell next and Pc
toskey meets the winner OF the
Sam Henry-Roy Pero match.
Ray LANES 70 was low over
the weekend at Oakland Hills.
Bob Howell had a - al Plum Hol-
low and Ralph Ellstrom another
u at Birmingham.
John Walker aced the l53-yard
second hole at Plum Brook. He
had 3-under-par 6S for the
round.
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Lanier Lost
To AIl-StarS

ST LOUIS. July 10 UP)-The
National Leagues All-Star pitch
ing staff suffered a severe blow
today when II was learned that
SOuthpaw Max Lanler OF the st
Louis Cardinals would not be
available for service
St. Louis Manager Billy South
worth announced the withdrawal
of Lanier. regarded a. one OF the
best southpaws in the league, late
yesterday. He said the lefty had
been ailng with a sore elbow and
may be sidelined for more than
d week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
Ski pper Maintains
His Mackinac Record
BY GEORGE 4. VAN

Emmett Mccoy, defending his
championship in the Robert Oak
man catboat series has % points
TO Per Valboe'S - after Sundays
two races of the three race series.
In the first race Saturday the
boats failed to get around the
river course before the time limit
expired.
Sundays races were marked by
light winds with the shippers
being forced to anchor TO avoid
drifting downstream in the cur
rent. Otis Taylor won the morning
start while Valboe won in the
afternoon after anchorlng a 100
yards from the finish line for more
than a half-hour. Mccoy had d
second and third for the day 5
drifting.
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Better With AGE

Besides being A talented de-
fenSive player. Fox has always
been a dangerous hitter who, like
wine, appears 10 improve wlth
age. In the latest averages FoA
boosted q batting average OF .33S.
There were only two regulars
ahead OF hlm-ThuTman Tucker
of the White Sox with 1853 and
Bobby Doerr, one OF Fox's Boston
teammates, with .339.
Besides Fox and Doerr, the Red
Sox have three others represented
on the American Leagues roster
here-Pitcher Tex Hughson, Out
fielder Bob johnson and Coach
Joe Cronin. Incidentally, there
are five Cardinals in the National
League squad. Could II be that
the Red Sox and Cards will meet
In the world series this fall?
II is conceivable that Doerr
and Fox might supply much OF
the American League teams
punch since the two veterans have
had much 10 do with the Red
Sox's sensational climb in the reg
ular league race. Doerr, always
dangerous az bar as well as being
a brilliant second baSeman. came
through with a home run that
locked UP the all-Star game for
the American LeaguerS al Phiia-
delphia a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11

PITTSBURGH, July 10'-With
the status of Rudy York and he
Tigers pitchers Harold New
houser and Paul DIZZY Trout
in doubt. there were indications
here today that Pinky Higgins
would be the only Tiger in the
starting lineup when the Ameri-
can LeaguerS take the field against
the National LeaguerS IN the an
nual all-Star game at Forbes Field
here tomorrow night.
Because of his hitting, Higgins
appeared TO have the call over
Ken keltner of the Indians for
the third base spot.
George McQuinn of the Browns
appeared TO have the inside track
on the first base job with Tex
HughSon OF the Red Sox rated
the likely choice as the junior
leagues starting finger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
Sailing Champ
Trails in Series

Alex Allardyce's Thistle upset
Elmo Nurme'S champion Finn Sun
day by taking first in the fourth
race Of the elimination series at
the Crescent Sail Yacht Club Of
the Detroit Star Glass feet to de
eide the local entry IN the inter-
national races in Chicago later
this month.
Murine won the first two races
of the series but lost the last two,
Merl Amo winning the third and
Allardyce the fourth, yesterday.
The latter now leads Murine by
100 points with the deciding race
coming up Wednesday al Crescent,
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CAPACITY CROWD DUE

More than $4,000 fans will be
damned IN Forbes Field to see the
midsummer spectacle Twice that
number of tickets could have been
sold
While the official hneupS were
not known al TINS writing, the
SpcCulationS are that they Will be
matched pretty evenly. Though
the National LeaguerS boast more
strength with the betting gentry
the reSalt of the contest seems
pretty hluch OF a toSs-up. Still,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
DAC'S buff DucIlarIne.
Famed Athlete Dead

weeks after that Of his elder
brother. Frederick r. Ducharme.
who a half century ago was
Americas first great hurdler.
MIR. DuCharme is survived by a
brother, George. q daughter, Mrs.
Donald X. Schilling; a son, Cpl.
William {. Ducharme.
Funeral services will be at $50
a. m. in the ST. PaulS Roman
Catholic Church, Crosse Pointe
Farms.
Burial Will be in Elmwood Gem
ptprN
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Rainbow ". Perce williamson
yswl won't be going TO Mackinac
in next Saturdays race but her
skipper will be there. maybe with
his plug hat, sailing with loot
Gmeiner aboard Apache.
Last summer Williamson's ship
won A class honorS in the cruiS-
ing division for the second straight
year and n day later blew up at
the dock at Mackinac IN a gaSo-
line explosion that nearly cost him
his life.
1t was thought at the time that
Rainbow Nv was total ruin. Her
cabin was blown of. her decks
were shattered and her tranSom
ripped away from the hull. Will
hanson came apart at the seams
himself. Now he's oke and his
ship is not far away from sailing
again lie has worked on her
steadily since last winter with
the occasional help Of his old
crony, Russell Pouliot. These two
men started the Mackinac Race
back in 1928.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
Ex-Dodgers Win
For Other Clubs

Since Branch Hickey. sup
poSedly Smartest man in baseball,
traded Friz OStermueller and Bob
Chapman. the two have won a
total of eight games for the
Pirates and Cubs. II Brooklyn
had those eight victories, the
Dodgers could be in the first
division. instead of in a desperate
sixth place and riding a 13-game
losing streak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
SandlOtS Have
Only 2 Games

Rain and wet grounds yesterday
forced the poStponement of nearly
the entire program of the Detroit
Baseball Federation. Only two
games were played.
In Class ID. Andy Baird defeated
Lincoln Park in 10 innings, 9-8
on Frank ModeStinos single and
West Side Sports won from East
Side Sports, 1915, the winners
scoring five runs in the ninth. In
Glass b, Rayrs won on a forfeit
from Clayton-Lambert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11

In this stretch he hasn't been over
par on II and has had among
other scores pair OF 32S. Par is
SO.
His best for lS al Plum Hollow
is 60, lie has had two OF them.
One of the longest hitters
around here, he has been on the
green in two twice on the So
yard sixth hole.
Joe Before beat Detroit Coun-
try Clubs par by six strokes with
1856 yesterday. lie missed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
EXPECT YORK TO PLAY

1t will be remembered that
Manager Joe Mccarthy started
Dick SIebert of the Athletics at
first last year. But the iong-hit-
ting York is almost certain to get
into the game, as he has on past
occasions.
And, If they don't see action at
the start of the contest, either
Newhouser or Trout, perhaps both
of them. Will get a turn on the
mound. incidentally, Newhouser
has matched IIughSon's - wins
in the American League race to
date.
Intriguing 10 baseball men here
is the possibility that the Amer
lean LeaguerS may start the game
without a Yankee in the lineup.
In the National League camp,
il is presumed that Manager
Billy Southworth will start Bucky
Walters. brilliant Cincinnati i.
chucker. with Make Lanier, good
Cardinal left handler, and another
top notch National League pitcher,
appearing later in the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
Wrestling Mailman
Has Busy 'Furlodf'

Sgt. Frank Mighty Manaici
will make his third appearance OF
his furlough at Mack Park to-
morrow night when the rugged
caStSlder who has seen service in
Africa for several months wrestles
Dale Wayne, the Macomb County
junk man, in one of the support
ing matches for the Australian
tag team bout which tops the
card with the Klein Reilly duo
Gorilla Poggie and Dale
Haddock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
Audit Given
City Council =

City Auditor General George
Engel. in a report to the common
council on handling of funds of the
Detroit Racing Association. rec
commended today that &7,247.90
of uncashed ticket funds be set
up in separate bank account in
stead of private vault of one OF
the association owners"
The report followed a study OF
financial affairs at the track. in
which he predicted that the mu-
nicipal and state treasures would
realize approximately 81, 100. 900
each in taxes for the 1914 meeting.
Under a state law, Detroit and
the state of Michigan share 2
per cent taxes on 100000 daily
income from betting and 8 per
cent in excess of 100000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11

Of late so his
golf games have
been limited for
the most part TO
nine holes late
in the day. And
he always plays
the first nine.
His car q s
show a total of
q under par
for the last nine
times he has
played this half.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11

his wear, a belsted honor that
The former Tiger outfielder was
entitled 10, not only this year but
N other years.
Pete FoX Is the best right
fielder In the American League
Wish Egan, veteran Tiger scout
declared recently, an opinion IN
which the writer shares. More
ever, this scribe believes Pete has
been tops as a right fielder for a
number OF years when you con-
klder all.around PLAYING ability.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
IN EVERY MACKINAC RACE

Pouliot has missed couple
since then but Williamson will be
the only man in the race Saturday
who has made every trip. Joe
Shay is one behind. He went 10
see the Americas Cup races one
year. Leonard Jerome, who'll be
sailing aboard Bob Neesly's flyer,
Kittiwake, has the same score IN
Mackinac racing. One year he
took his wife cruising but that
has been his only detection since
1925.
Sailing with Gmeiner aboard
Apache besides Williamson will I've
Eddie Wunsch, Fred Blackwood
Jr, Frank Kristen and Bill Wag-
ner. This crew is expected TO put
on a boat-for-boat battle all the
way to Mackinac with Apache 5
sister-ship New York 81 Clete
Welling's NitesSe.
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MCCOY IN FRONT

The latter wind-wagon has
beaten Apache five times in a lot
of good racing this year. Welllng's
crew will be made up of Snay,
Carl Meurer, Avery Macklem, Ken
Green, Jim Armour, Clarence
Shaw and Cookie Ament.
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aague sN-stsr
ScrieS here 70
morrow night
nd the writer
- pleased.
pete has al
ways been one
81 our top ia
.NoriteS, on and
off the field
? OK replaced
the nJure d
George Csselot
he Senators
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
sECoND GAM
DETHOIT

Runs lover Ross Struw~iss q 81.
ten, GTmHs s. GaftaTH. Muusts.ch Fr-
fof. kchdT3s Runs batfsd Higgins !
Asth,ns MAassVtcn 3 Ko,rr 81 ruWsiss.
4 10 base Lits HtEEtrs MsfhsHf. car
osls siif"Msiss tdnaeH h.me t+n--
eel Grimes Double play NJ. sf.lch Co.
Ettsn Left On base Sew f.Ik g De
trOu e Bases % balls .Dr GeitrS OF
E1ssf Strugk ouf Hs EDstr hy Gem.
~ = by uffvu 3 HIs On Gentry = on
rhings ~ OrrsE 9 ir 3 INNINGS Losing
ff,ntr Gentry Tmr.rsE -Grieve Weafer
fr- ElmmtI Time %. Attendance -
u. l...
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2ICnller Par i'm Nine
Cracks at First Nine
BY NJ. r. DRUKENBRoD

Big Todd Houck. Sam Byrd's
aid at Plum Hollow, has an es-
pecial fondness for the first nine
there-and no wonder.
He's been kept busy in the shop
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
Higgins 10 Start
I'm AII-Star Game
By LEO MACDONELL

this scribe likes the American
League chances,
The Nationals will be seeking
their fourth triumph in II starts
in the event
Following is possible lineup
and latest official regular league
batting averages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11

ROME, July 10 uNS) Monsig.
Edward Hanna, former archbishop
of San Francisco who had retired
to Rome because of i'll health, died
today
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POSITIVE 10 POINTS

III >ttbflu place al lIlt liiiS1
after threatening all the way. was
the team of Bill Kaiser. Louisville,
ny, and Bob Hamilton Evans
VILE. Ind, pair which produced
a positive score of 10 points.
Kaiser and Hamilton, five points
back of the leaders going into the
last day Of play, held McSpaden
and Nelson to draw in the
morning round yesterday, then
squeezed out a one-up decision
over 1t. Ben Hogan, Fort Worth.
Tex. and Tony Penna. Dayton,
O.. IN their curtain performance.
McSpaden and Nelson lost in
the afternoon match, 10 Harry
Cooper, professional for the host
club and Ellsworth Vines, Denver,
Colo, one up. 1t was the titlistS'
only defeat of the tournament. IN
which they twice were held all
square and won in their other
four starts. Vines long putt at
the eighteenth for a birdie was
the deciding blow. An eagle three
by Nelson on the sixth was the
Standout feat for their side.
Each of the 10 players compel
ing received $3.50 expense money.
With the $500 in war bonds each
member Of the Chamionship pair
received, the gross earnings for
the year by McSpaden and Nelson,
were extended TO
$40, $50 and S16,64l. The runnerup
team received $3.50 each in cash
and bonds.
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What Rhymes With ink7
tIRsT CANE
Toun ), loAss 70 Total, 50 10 q -

1otSh 1A luN.J ID Totals 50 10 n IS
NOne out when Winning run scored.
Kan for H,nsie, in eighth
fbstted fUf Donald In ninth.
DETROIT see o0J uU0-3
New YORK 100 100 OIL 4
Runs-H ostetler Higgins. MAYO. Strn.
weiss kitten T. S'aiubtCh. ETIui--Swllt
Runs bStte3 Dol HIEEiHs g. NclK. Martin.
M'losevtch . Derry TNu.hast bits Nsh
hoeteueF. swift Beck Three base hit
Hsyusley Home run H.Fr'rs. Stolen base
MAY Sacrifice hfs IHstttler, SIbjrl,
SiirnNviss CarparE ba4n,, plays MHoS,-
Vich g. Etien. Grimes t. E'tra 90 " .|.s,-
Wch Lett on bases Sew York 80. Detroit
:. hasea ga balls Oh Trout g. or Duliel
?. or Be,k Z. Struck out 81 UuhleI
~ Trout s, hy Beck hits -OG Trout
10 e. inniugs 81 Beck 5 "a "a IN
nlngs, on Duriel 10 n s. iuuiuts, or
iuuala none ln . HnmE Ninniua pitcher
-- Donald. Losing pitcher. bvcA tri.frs
kommel Dtrye and Wrater Tint
: 20. Attendance "&u. UCJ estimated
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SpIo|rt is
Pete Fox Choice
for All-Star TIT
Lono Merited Homer
BY LEO MACDONELL

PITTSBURGEse july 1o-Pete
COX OF the Red SoN Cor the first
me will see acton in the inter-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11

William II. (BufD Ducharme,
native Detroiter. and famed De-
troit Athletic Club athlete, died
Sunday following short illness.
He was born Dec. Is. 1866, and
was n years old at his death.
Mr.. Ducharme was first base
man of the DAG team which won
the national championship twice.
1t was on the DAG team that
he first met John H. Kelsey,
founder of the Kelsey Wheel Co.,
and immediately a lifelong friend
ship began.
His first job was as clerk in
the wholesale hardware house Of
Freeman. Delamater q Co. After
working his way up TO vice pres
ident, he left 10 join the Kelsey
Wheel Co. where he was treas
urer for many years.
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MAKES EXCEPTIONS

Engel approved the routine fol-
lowed IN handling and computing
funds at the track, with some res
ervatlonS:
A list of track owners, be said.
was not available because he was
not given access 10 stock cerufl-
cate books and accounts.
A total balance of S7T599 on
unpaid daily license taxes accrued
between 1884 and Dec. 81, 1888
was cancelled by the state, the
report stated. on complaint OF the
association that the Michigan
State Fair Board had destroyed
buildings in 1887 causing add
tional transportation expenses
through the shutting off OF points
OF entry.
However. federal internal rey.
enue department reports show
that the destroyed buildings haoY
net value Of $390l3.33 and that
the balance of S3S. 1852 repre-.
scented forgiveness of Indebtedness
or a profit 10 the association
The SIT 500 figure apparently
was charged to maintenance and
repair figures. Engel said.
However, an audit OF the aSSo-
cations books of 1913 reveals. for
maintenance and repairs. $73.-
265.S5: for alterations and i'm
provements. 500; depreciation,
S25 Q2O6q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
DAG TEAM

On the famed DAG ball team.
Kelsey was an outflelder which
included the Stein brothers, Ed
ward Stein. one time sheriff of
Wayne County who later went on
10 the major leagues as pitcher
His brother. the catcher is now
Judge Christopher r.. Stein of re-
CorderS court.
His death came loss than five
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
GORSICA'S ARM AILING

O'Neill planned TO start Johnny
Corsica in the second game but
the latter confessed he has been
suffering with lame arm for
two weeks and now Is SidolIncd for
spell. Handicapped by a short
age of pitchers, O'Neill had to
start Rufus Gentry whom the
YankS have come TO regard as a
cousin"
The collapse in the first game
took the starch out OF the Tigers.
They merely pecked away al Steve
RoSer. who was pitching his first
major league start. in the second
game. and were through after
Snuffy StlrnweiSS belted Gentry
for three-run homer in the fifth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
SHOWS NET PROFIT

M D(DhS IuI lINI SnONtu Il MT
profit after deduction of all eX.
penseS. of Sll0,4S0.77. in 1943.
BY comparison. the port
showed, $4,000 was spent for
maintenance and repairs in 1912;
$4,000 in 1871. $4,000 in 1910,
and $1,000 in 1899. For altera-
lions and Improvements, S26. 900
was spent in 1912; $1,000 in l94l,
and for depreciation. S33.46l in
1912. and approximately $4,000
in 1917.
On inspection Of payrolls.
EngelS report stated, they are in
good order but no details of pay
ments could be made since
employees are paid in cash.
Officers salaries were listed at
$50 s66 &c; other salaries, 1884,
4S739: purses and awards, ST.
III 1872. all in l9l3. The total
turnover from parimutuel
machines only during that year
was S3627S,76l from l,l97 .5@
persons.
During the investigation,
clerical error Of 81 600 was made
on show money bets on June IL
in the third race. the report
added. but the money was added
10 the show winners take" In
the third race of the followi>
day 10 square the debt.
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jug. by.
Fade
but Win

MINNEAPOLIS. July 10 UPl
Solemn-vlSaged Harold (Jugl
McSpaden of Philadelphia and has
rosy-cheeked associate in the bus
mess OF par wrecking. Byron Mel
son of Toledo, O.. today held the
championship OF the Golden Val
ley Invitation best ball tourna-
ment, acquired by the strange
procedure Of tying and losing
their two last matches yesterday.
The title was awarded on the
basis Of the cumulative score for
the seven rounds, and the margin
which the two biggest money
winners in golf this year had at
tanned m earlier contests stood
up 10 give them a winning plus Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
NAIIoNAL LLAGtE
SDsesyt Results

Susdays Rsaults Iav VII b, con
On So Phil SIS. pletsa 81 istsf
chi al r 10. date
P''a l0-s BHh IL 81 = 10 Bos 0-e.
1steond rant called honakyis 0sa,ss
the snc Of eight No Gamet schtdelsc
INNINGS, sUnday
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TOO AMBITIOUS

Dir. who had shown signs Of
fading from the heat as early As
the fifth, further exhausted him
self when he attempted To run
from first 60 third on an lnheld
out in the seventh.
The Tiger Highlander retired
two YankS IN the last half of this
inning but they then began 10 get
10 him, and Manager Steve O'Neil.
fearful of the results Of DiL' mad
dash about the bases. yanked him
and substituted Beck
Beck got out Of mat lam but
was touched for the tying run in
the eighth then gave the game
away by walking the first two
batterS in the ninth. With the
bases loaded and only one out
Russ Derry, = pinch batter, de-
lNcPpd "A winning single.
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Dir Sprint
His UndoiinQ

NEW YORK. July 10 DizZy
TroutS own enthusiasm and
eagcrne>S 10 win were largely re-
SponSible for ms failure 20 add
another victory to his string as
the Detroit Tigers were beaten
twice Yesterday by the Nanks, 4-3
and S.
Trout started he first game and
was in front 81, thanks 10 a =
run homer by Pmky Higgins IN
the first inning. when he weak
ened in the seventh and had to
be relieved by Boom Boom Beck.
the eventual loser.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11

I'D IKE 10 play DaSeDau Tor
n while but it's all up TO Jack
Zeller and my draft board"
Dick Wakefield. sporting his
usual cigar. sat in Wish Egan S
Office at Briggs Stadium,
Dick. back in civilian clothes
after 10 months as a naval avia-
ton cadet, is in town 10 talk TO
Zeller. general manager OF the
Tigers. Zeller, however, IS IN
Pittsburgh for the Al-Star game.
Dick may take trip over there
tonight to see the game. He played
last year and collected two hits.
Wakefield visited the induction
center today and was told his
papers would be received from
Iowa Prefhght School where he
had been stationed. within the
next few days. Then he'll be
placed under the transfer draft
board.
AWAITS COMMISSION
The former Tiger slugger has
applied for a commission in the
navy. The officials at the induce
ton center told him If he is called
he'll be placed in the navy. They
could give him no idea how long
it would be before he was
called up.
Wakefield registered in Lake
land, Florida. when the Tigers
were training there a couple OF
years ago. Then he had his papers
transferred TO his home in Chi
cago and now ne is under a De-
troit board where II VIII be more
convenient if ne decides to play
baseball.
IN SHAPE
I'm in shape 10 play" Dick
said. land l may be- able to help
the club even II for a couple of
weeks only. OF course Teller
may not want to break up his
outfield combination at this
time" Dick was batting over
400 for the Iowa prehlght team
when he received his discharge.
I'm route 10 Detroit ne stopped
al Great Lakes TO see Johnny Nc
Hale, former Tiger first .baseman
who is recovering from serious
operation. He viii receive q
medical discharge before hong.
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How They Stand


SuaaAy's Results a iC-o Wash %.
CIev 50. BIS "a No games scheduled
CEl ~, PM "a.
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Dick
To Play
BY EDGAR HAYES

I'D like TO play baseball for
n while but it's all up TO Jack
Zeller and my draft board"