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Evening star., 1945-07-30
BY JOE REICHLER, :
Associated Press Sports Writer.


Hank Borowy, whom the pennant-
hungry Chicago Cubs purchased
from the New York Yankees only
last Friday for a reported 100000,
already has begun to pay dividends
on the investment.
The looking Highlander,
whose departure from the American
League via the waiver route caused
Owner Clark Griffith Of Washing
ton to go up in arms over the waiver
clause, made his National League
debut a successful one yesterday
by pitching a 81 victory over Gin
cinnati. The Cubs scored e double
triumph over the Reds, when Hank
Wyse won the opener. Al, for his
18th win, tops for National League
hurlers.
Nicholson's Homer Big Aid.
Fordham Hank limited the Reds
to seven safeties. and after yield
ing single tallies in the second and
third frames, held the Redlegs
scorelesS the remainder of the con-
test. A home run by Bill Nicholson
In the first with one on got Borowy
off to a good start, and a pair of
singles by Andy Pafko and Lenny
Merullo in the sixth, sandwiched
Evening star., 1945-07-30
BY MALCOLM LAMBORNE, J


IRVINGTON, Va. July 30.-Hardy
sailors who held on to the bitter
end despite high wind which cut
the feet by nearly IS per cent
had their reward last night as
prizes were presented to winners in
the second annual Virginia sailing
regatta off here. Presentation of
silverware was made at Kappa
hammock River Yacht Club, one OF
four sponsoring clubs.
Bill Heintz and his son Dick as
crew, of Arlington, Va, took top
prize in the Penguin class, with
a total of 39H Joints. He scored a
first and second in races yester-
day. Commodore Len Penso OF
Falls Church, Va, was second in
his Gadget-only one point behind
Heintz's Judy.
Kraft Is Disqualified.
Joe Kraft of Alexandria, Va.
who was leading the Penguins on
Saturday, was disqualified in the
second race yesterday and fell to q
final fourth position. Penguins
and moths raced in the harbor and
escaped any serious difficulties. The
moth class winner was G. w. Rit-
ter's Challenger from Norfolk.
= Among other outstanding per-
Evening star., 1945-07-30
Heintz Of Arlington Is Among
Winners in Virginia Regatta

formances of the day was that of
j. j. Sanders of Norfolk, final win
ner in the Hampton one-design
class. His winning SO points re-
suited from two seconds and a sixth
Ben Colonna of Norfolk, leading
contender for the prize, finished a
poor l4th in the second race and
stayed out for the final event.
Boats of the Coast Guard Aux
iliary were kept busy towing in
disabled sailing craft through the
afternoon as the wind kicked up a
nasty sea on the Rappahannock
River. Several boats suffered torn
sails and broken halyards. There
were no serious mishaps, however.
Another sailor with a will to win
was Townsend CAST of Portsmouth
skipper of the Joker. He was the
only starter in the final race for
Snipes, which gave him the series
with five points to spare over the
local champion, Cart Keane OF
Irvington, in Fair Play. Three points
behind Keane was j. H. Barry
Mystery from Norfolk.
In the Hampton class, four points
separated Sanders Wave and Mar
vim Burton's Nipsy from Urbanna
Henry Hutcheson, also of Urbanna
won a final third, after placing first
in the final race. Eighteen Hamp-
tons competed in the first race of
the day, but only five in the last
event. The going was just too tough
for some hands.
Cruisers Welcome Wind.
The brisk wind was to the liking
of seven cruising yachts which COM
peted in 20-mjle race up the Rap
pahannock and return. Winner on
corrected time was the little cutter
Alert, owned by r. L. Welton. jr., OF
Hampton. The boat actually was
third across the finish line. Pagan
Moon, a staysail schooner owned by
A. r. Amory of Hampton, was second
on corrected time and also second on
elapsed time. The big yawl Andot
sailed by S. A. Shoemaker of Nor
folk, was first in and third when
handicaps were figured.
Other clubs sponsoring the re-
gattas were Urbanna Y. c.. Hamp-
ton Y. C. and Norfolk Yacht and
Country Club.
Evening star., 1945-07-30
Mrs. Howard Scores
Double al Sailing

Most consistent winner in the
Potomac River Sailing Association s
races off Hains Point is Mrs. Frank
B. Howard, whose comet class
Hi-Cs has been coming home first
with regularity.
Mrs. Howard proved that she is
the Districts top woman skipper
again yesterday when she won both
comet class events in the annual
ladies day" meet on the Potomac
Order of finish in both races was
the same, with Lucky. piloted by
Betty Pacey, second; Miss Gordon
Breeden's Aileron, third. and Neen
with Pauline Cotterell at the helm
fourth.
Only other double winner was La
Spouse, sailed by the Corinthian
Sea Scout girls, that took both
lightning class events. with Morue
II the runnerup both times. ,Corin-
THAN laSsies also took first in the
penguin class with Mug.
Ruth Wells skippered Frances to
a win in the handicap race and
Juanita, sailed by Anne Johnson
was second.
Evening star., 1945-07-30

Dir Wears Overcoot, Has Fire on Hot Day

There also the time bsterins day St Louis tenn
melting when suddenly wisp of smoke
decked
warming
remark after his
warming the World Series
against
you feeling Diz?" asked him. Well he said 1 amt
he'll is?"
him broadcast ball
game using expressions third" He
it,"
Then there the time he pitched against Pat Moulton in the
him fifth time Don't Pat he
shoulder. Nobody
beat old
not left the They for
old businessmen who have
little frolicking.
carried his fun his humor and his coWnn
the world
tidy the tops OF
all the clowns.
Bode will tell that such pitchers Johnson
Hubb serious performers
pitch fe played for
dollars either working side
others
(NothA American Newpp AlHance)
Evening star., 1945-07-30
Kay Byrne and Wehr|e
Annex Golf Crowns

BY the Associated Press.
BRIARcLIFF MANOR, N. Y
Kay Byrne, Rye, N. Y, won New
York State women's golf cham
pionship by defeating Mrs. Virginia
Guilfoil Allen, Syracuse, and 4.
WAUKESHA, Wis. Wilfor
Wehrle, Racine, Wis. won Wiscon-
sin amateur golf title by defeating
John G. Smith, Kenosha, Wis,
and 4.
PORT DALHOUSIE, Ontario
Jack Kelly, ir., Philadelphia. scored
l0-length triumph in championship
singles final of Royal Canadian
Henley regatta. 1t was his third
victory of the three-day meet. Phil
adelphia's Penn Barge Club won
team title with 38 points.
NUREMBERG, Germany. - Sew
enth Army, with 84.5 points, won
European theater Of operations
swimming championship.
Evening star., 1945-07-30
Resee Huer Hold Fate Of Mats in 10 Games in Six Days
Double Victory Grutifies Yonks
As Borowy Wins in Cub Debut

around sacrifice, proved TO be the
deciding run.
Borowy came close to seeing his
game tied in the ninth, but a fine
throw by Harry Lowrey cut down
Frank Mccormick, trying to score
from second on Eddie Miller's sin
gle. The usually mild hammered Bill
McKechnie and Third Baseman
Steve Mesner of the Reds kicked
so strenuously they were ruled off
the field.
The double win gave the Bruins
a record of 13 victories in l3 starts
against the Reds, and increased
their first-place lead over the st
Louis Cardinals to five and one
half games
If President Larry MacPhail OF
the Yankees felt any remorse over
Borowy winning for the Cubs he
must have been comforted by the
Bronxites' double win over Phila-
delphias Athletics, 81 and 1l-3
The clean sweep moved the Yanks
into second place, game ahead of
Washington who lost to Boston
Ernie Bonham outlasted Bobo
Newsom and Steve Gerkin in 10
innings of the opener, with Gerkin,
who hasn't won a game this year
charged with his llth loss. The
second was a romp for Bill Zuber,
the Yankees combing two Mack
pitchers for II hits.
Brooklyn handed the slumping
Boston Braves double licking, So
and 1874, to make a clean sweep of
its four-game series with the Hub
men and handing the losers their
ninth straight setback. Goody Rosen
and Augie Galan, with six hits each,
led the Dodger attack, Galan driv-
ing in eight runs.
Cards and Pirates Divide.
Cardinals divided a double header
with Pittsburgh. The Pirates won
the opener, 9-6, In 10 innings and
the Redbirds, with Lefty George
Dockins gaining his first starting
victory of the season. winning the
second, GA. A three-run homer by
st. Louis Whitley Kurowski was the
winning blow.
A Detroit crowd of 33, 789 saw the
Tigers come from behind to defeat
the Chicago White Sox, Az, in a
single contest AL Benton won his
ninth for the Tigers.
Tex Shirley of St. Louis and Jim
Bagby of Cleveland swapped shut
outs as the Browns won the first,
40. and the Indians the second, 30.
The Giants and Phillies scheduled
double header was rained out.
Evening star., 1945-07-30
Gen. Quesodo Tops
Lewis Niqht' Bill

1t will be Buddy Lewis Night"
at Griffith Stadium tomorrow
night when Mats and AS stage a
twilight double e-header, and the
former Army Air Force captain,
who has been back in the Wash
ington lineup in only three
games after nearly four years in
thesservice, trusts that after Ger
emonies in honor of his return it
will be a big one on the field for
himself and his club.
Buddy will be warmly well
coined before he steps into his
first game here since 1941. There
will be short speeches by Maj.
Gen. Elwood Quesada, Washing
tonian who was head of the
Army's 9Th Tactical Air Com
mand during the warning in
Europe: Senator A. B. Happy"
Chandler, commissioner of base
ball, and Clark Griffith, president
Of the Mats, with the program
getting under way at 6:15 pm.
Evening star., 1945-07-30
Parks Tennis Sliced
Because Of DELAYS

After being postponed week and
then being rained out yesterday, the
mems doubles and both of the wom-
ems events have been Cancelled in
the National Capital Parks tennis
tournament.
The mems singles. however. will be
completed and 10 matches are listed
for 6 o'clock tonight on TIE Rock
Greek courts and four are on tap
for 7. Pairings
6 pm.--Bob Miller vs. Leonard Solo
mon. 1t. s. r. Parker vs.. Frank Van
derhoh, Bob Lilly VS.. Emanuel Vardi
Mack Tayler VS.. Charles Witschonske
Lawrence Middlecamp VS.. Sergt e. E
pickerson. John Andary VS.. Bob Burgess
Leon Cohen vs.. Dave Bauer, 1t. James
Moore VS.. w. McEven. Franklin Wilk VS.
Buddy Eig. Harry Hondeshel VS.. Wilbur
Taylor.
Claudi, Ben Freeman VS.. Bill Maxim, s.
Geshell VS.. Allen Kershner, A. B. Mat
tingley vs. George Shoemaker.
Evening star., 1945-07-30
Utz, Retiring D. c. Golf Head,
Uroes Title went This Year

Brownrigg, 73-2-71; Maj. w. D
Lanier, 79-6-73; Glass B-Maj. Sea-
ton Headley, 81-9-72; 1t. Orrin Rob-
bins, 84-9-75; Glass ca. Rina-
dout, 93-13-80; Joseph Kreeger, 92-
1890; L. E. Whyte, 92-12-80.
Charles P. Redick and N. S. Hol-
lander went to the 21st hole to lick
George Borsari and DR.. Joseph Ken
drick in the tWo-man team tourney
at Kenwood. Winners in the other
flights we're: Second f1ight-Ottc
Elble and Frank Regan, S. E. Car
penter and G.. M. L. Riviere. Third
f1ight-W. o. Woolley and E. v
Brumfield; r. M. Kerr and Jack
Lepparet.
The two-man team tourney al
Manor was postponed by rain, as
was the DR.. A. T. UtZ affair at In
dian Spring. Woodmont also post
poned it's usual week end affair.
Evening star., 1945-07-30
Rv WALTER McCALLUM.

One of the last official acts of DR.
A. T. Utz before he retires from the
presidency of the District Golf Asso-
citation, which he plans to do within
a few weeks, will be to recommend
that the association stage its ana
teur championship this year, even
If in abbreviated form. Its time
the District organization got back
into the golf picture" says DR.. Ctz,
And l mean this year. We :hould
hold at least two tournaments and
lay the ground work for resump-
ton of competitive events next
year"
The District prexy, who has served
since early 1912, plans to cline the
members of the Executive Commit
tee and at the same time ask that
his resignation be accepted, he says,
Few peoples score aces on golf
courses, but when you make a hole
in one on your birthday it adds Up
to something special II happened
to M. Angela Ryan of Manor on
the 176-yard eighth hole. where she
took a four wood and hit a perfect
shot into the cup for the ace. Wit
nesseS were Grace King, Mrs. F. w
Williams and Mrs. P. q. Andrews.
Heavy cash rode on best-ball
match at Prince Georges yesterday
where Peyton Boiling, sailor from
Bainbridge Naval Station and Bob
Bowie licked Pro AL Houghton and
Everett johnson / up. Boiling is
quite a lengthy hitter, a specially
that helped over the soggy fairways
yesterday. The winners had a best
ball of st. Houghton and johnson
came from way back to come within
q putter of squaring the match on
the home hole. The regular Sum
day tourney at the club was called
off by rain.
Some club affairs were cancelled
by rain. hut some hardy souls ven-
tured out at Kenwood, end Wash
ington.
Four tied in the blind bogey event
at the latter club, with cards OF
"a. They were: A. E. Marshal, 92-
18-74, P. F. Burke, 89-l5-74;
Frank Gradoville, 77-3-74; D. v
Mccarthy, 74-0-74. Results in the
Horton Cup tourney were: D. R
Monsoees defeated Tom Amman
up, 10 holes; H. E. Czerwonky de-
feated Larry Sigler, S and A; Mau.
rice Palmer defeated Jack Joslin
4 and 3, and w. F. Rusher defeated
G. w. Price, 2 and l.
Three tied over the first round OF
the Diffenbaugh Trophy tourney ir
Glass A at Kenwood. Leaders were
Glass A-W. Wenzel, 73-2-71; Bill
Evening star., 1945-07-30
Esporzo, Rising Mexican Boxer
On MettIe for Daniels Bout

A short intermission in the
good-neighbor policy will be in
effect at Griffith Stadium tonight
when Nava Esparza, resident of
Mexico City, will attempt to slug
the daylights out of. Sammy Dan
iels. who makes his home in Bal
timore.
The Esparza Daniels brawl is one
of four promising eight-rounders on
Promoter Joe Turner's boxing card
EsparZa, who defeated Lew Han
bury in Madison Square Garden
earlier this year, has been bowling
them over with regularity. but Dan
iels is tougher opposition than the
Mexican welterweight has met SO
far on his American tour.
The show also is high lighted by
the appearance of Danny Williams
who recently was discharged from
Evening star., 1945-07-30
Grays Conquer Crackers;
Leave on To-Day Tour

Washington Homestead Grays
were of on a Today tour of the
Middlewest today after squeezing
an 81 decision over the Atlanta
Black Crackers, Negro Southern
League champs, in a game marred
by rain at Griffith Stadium yester-
day. Next local appearance of the
Homesteaders will be against the
Birmingham Black Barons on Aug
ust 9.
Trailing ST, the Grays nicked Re-
lief Pitcher Bill Thomas for single
markers in the seventh and eighth
frames and sewed up the game in
the ninth after Ernie Carter had
doubled, Papa Bell walked and Dave
Hoskins singled to fill the bases
Josh Gibson drove in Carter with
the winning run.
Evening star., 1945-07-30
-Four Champs Defend
Swimming Crowns
I'm Weeks Meet

Four champions will defend five
titles tonight when a star-studded
field matches strokes in the third
annual A. Earle Weeks Memorial
swimming carnival at Takoma pool
The first event is scheduled for 9
o'clock.
The list of champs includes 15-
year-old Marie Corridor, former
WaShingtonian now residing in New
York, who won the 100-yard free
style and back-stroke events last
year. Another is Peggy Pate of
Goldsboro N. c., who seeks to hold
her l00-yard breaststroke laurels.
Jean Ort. local favorite, is con-
ceded a good chance of retaining her
220-yard free-style crown, and
Henry Steingass, Baltimore fash.
rules a slight favorite to repeat in
the mems 200-yard free style spe-
cialty.
Servicemen will be we'll repre-
sented, headed by Ensign Brock
Mott, captain of this seasons Naval
Academy team. Ernie Boggs. Joe
LaSalle and most other District
stars will toe the starting mark.
Entries are as follows:
Mems ll0-yard junior national back
stroke-Flrst heat: Tom Pekin tshore-
hsmel' Rogsx NJ nH,a Ps5dGe LakegooG)' Ernie
Club OF Washington. Second heat Jan
Vsn6dersluiss tTakomal. J. Talbot o..
creswei IS. T Ralph sheaffer 'esn Ambasss. @
dor), John Preston 81, Ted Speaker (T.l.
gilbert gilbert Scot Scott Ss2' Brian Brian ponoyan e.:
oss (T), Milton Funkhouser lB. c. W..
Henry steingass o., 1t. John BRONX tNa-
sckRey ReseaTfh Ryer NaHs
Base.
Women's 10O-yard free styie-First heat:
De Groot IsJ, A. M Harman CLJ' Mau-
seeond heat: N. I; snoyell O.; Doris Rus.
York;, Sally De Groot (SD Margaret Stone
TR; nens E: T. !oo1ysrd RsEF0n o. breast ,trok.prs,
heat: Milton Eaton (AJ, R. Latone o.,
Charles Gionet 81. Stanley Tinkham a.;
EsiePd B1sat hss HfF P1ysGn San os s Ep'sn e.
J. 4: Van elise Naval Powder Factory.
W0msns hoogard bTsaststroIFrst
1AJ. Barbara Teichman 81. Betty
Compton "a; second heat. De Groot ts.,.
N. c.. M l.. Snovell L..
Mems l50-yard backstroke-First heat,
Pekin 81, Talbot L.), Dawson fS.r. En-
sign Mott (S.R.,NC). Boggs (S.); second
heat. Pardue a.. Eric Nordholm ts.),
Cation (BCWD.
Womens 100-ysrd backstroke First
heat, Nancv Ellwanger tS.D. J. Y RandoB
a., Leola Thomas "a, Gordon
tW.S ANY,. Roland Ct; second heat,
M Prescott "a, Parron IL.
Mems 2O0-yard free style-First heat.
Sheafer tAD, Preston tSJ, r. Moulden
IL. Dudley De Groot. jr tS}, VAN
dersluis To; second heat. Ensign R. Brouk
IN. L., Milton Funkhouser tB.C.Wl.
Steingass ID. 1t. j. Brouk (NR.L), 8.
&c Stickney CPatuxent, Md.
Womens 200-yard free style-First heat.
Niles (S). c. Prescott tA), Pat Richitt
tTl, Emily Prendable tB.CWD; second
heat. Harman L.. Thomas a., Ort tT.1.
A. De Groot tSD.
Evening star., 1945-07-30
Thoren Edges Out Vines
In Pixies Peak Tourney

COLORADO SPRING Colo.
July 30.-A total Of 283 over the To-
hole route yesterday won the Pixies
Peak Open for 1t John Thoren of
Fitzsimons General Hospital at Den
YER.
The former Boston pro shot s.
under par SO on the final Is to de-
feat Defending Champion Ellis
worth Vines of the Denver Country
Club by one stroke.
Babe Didrikson Zaharias of
Pueblo, sole woman contestant
posted a $40 in the amateur division
and George Zaharias, her wrestler
husband, scored 322
Evening star., 1945-07-30

the Army after 20 months service in
the Pacific. Williams goes in with
Frankie Wills, local welter. and the
going should be very rough.
The other two eights list Billy
Banks VS.. Norvel Gaddis and j. C.
Wilkins VS.. Johnny Finazzo, and
both matches are loaded with dyna-
mite. Banks. lightweight, and
Gaddis. junior welterweight. have
been feuding since Banks f1attened
the other boy in sparring session
in a local gym.
The wilkins Finazzo middle
weight jam is contest between two
boys who put their emphasis on
punching power. wilkins belted out
Jimmy johnson here last month and
Finazzo Is an exponent of the bolo
Artie Brown and r. C. Hawkins.
local welters, raise the curtain at
8:45 with a four round preliminary.
Evening star., 1945-07-30
Negro American League
AII-Sturs Trim N. L.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July 30.-The Negro
American Baseball League ALL
Stars, representing the West, yes
terday defeated the East's Negro
National League All-Stars, 9-6, in
the 18th annual East VS.. West base
ball game before 3l,7l4 fans at
Comiskey Park.
The Westerners piled up an 80
lead in the early innings and then
squelched ninth-inning rally by
the National Leaguers after five
runs had been scored.
Verdel Mathis. little star of the
Memphis Red Sox, pitched the first
three frames and was credited with
the victory.
Evening star., 1945-07-30
Bess Victor Over StaIeY,
Fellow Gard, in Manila

MANILA, P. l., July 30.-A dasf
of major league color was a fea'
ture of the Manila area baseball
tournament, which ended yesterday
with the 841st Engineers winning
from the Saints, an evacuation hos.
pital unit, in the final.
The color came in the persons o1
Frank Bess and Jerry Staley, op-
posing moundsmen. Both are prop
erty of the St. Louis Cardinals-anC
their performances were of the pre-.
war variety. Bess and his Engi-
neers won, 81.
Evening star., 1945-07-30
Tilt Ends in Third
With Score 400
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, July
30.-The 33d Street Merchants
blanked the Jaycees, 400, yester-
day in a Telegram-City Boys
League tussle that probably is
the longest short short" base
ball game in anybody's record
book.
Hostilities ceased after two
hours had elapsed. and it was
then only the third inning.
The losers went hitless, saving
the scorer from a nervous break
down.
Evening star., 1945-07-30
Vanderbilt Returning
To League Football
v the Associa ted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 30
After two-year absence, Wander
bilt will return to the Southeastern
football conference this fall.
Coach Dolby Bartling says the six
other conference teams will have an
edge because they had regular teams
last fall
Looking over the players that re-
ported for summer training, the
Commodore coach predicts that
his line will be better than the
backfleld but that both will be ex-
ceptionally light for a college team
Evening star., 1945-07-30
1920 Hospital Nine Wins
United Kingdom Title

LONDON. July 30-Sergt. Joel
Chapman. manager and outfelder
for the 1920 General Hospital team.
yesterday poled 10th-inning homer
with the bases full to lead his team
to 7-3 victory over G-25 for the
United Kingdom baseball cham
pionship of the United States Army.
Evening star., 1945-07-30
Orange Bowl Tilt OversoId

MIAMI. Fla, July 80 lPl.-It's
still summer-but the Orange Bowl
Committee has already received ap-
plications for 400 more tickets
to the 1916 New Year day football
classic here than there are seats.
Evening star., 1945-07-30
Stewart Is S. W., Secretary

DALLAS, July 80 tP.-James H,
Stewart, athletic director of South
ern Methodist u, has been ap-
pointed executive secretary of the
Southwest Conference.
Evening star., 1945-07-30
Title Decided in 10 Come

COLUMBUS. Ohio, July 30 (P,.-
Birmingham Firemen won the ma
tional junior softball tournament
here, nosing out Louisville st
Agnes, 10.
Evening star., 1945-07-30

Totals "a IL "a 6 Totals 40 IA 81 IL
'Batted for Carrasquel in 9th.
Washington 020 900 0O2-4
Boston ----- Ill 032 00x-S
Runs-Case,. Binks. Guerra, Layne,
Metkovich, johnson f3), Lazor, Camilli,
Newsome (2). Errors-Guerra, Torres,
Cliff. Runs batted in--Guerra (2). Myatt,
Lewis, johnson, O'Neill. Lazor, Lake t2).
Camilli, Newsome. Two-base hits-Case
l2), Lewis, johnson t2l, Lazor, Newsome.
Home runIGuerra. stolen bases-EsTT.
and camilli, Newsome, Lake and Camilli
t2). Left on bases-Washington, 81; Bos-
ton, 5. Bases on balls-On Niggeling, A.:
of Haefner, 2; of ONeill, g. Strikeouts-
BY Niggeling. 2; by ,Haefner, 1; BY Car
Ceiling, 10 in 2s innings; on Haefner,. 3
in Us: off Carrasouel, I IN 2. Hit by
I-ONeill. Passed balls-Guerra (2l. Los
ing pitcher-Niggeling. Umpires-Messrs.
Rommel, Passarella. Stewart and Nc
| Gowan. Time-2:05. Attendance-10,-
| 1R3 paid.
Evening star., 1945-07-30
WoddeIrs Mockingbird Sets Athletics Goofy

Wadden Athletics he bought mockng
bird stand that had
All mockingbd entire
shortly songthe of the
peanut whistle with an added screech
immortal Bode with the Yankees who bought
weeks teaching keep saying and
Ping made good"-"Ping made good"
ALL different the tops
loaded with pranks well pretty
homely
in Florida when had reported rookie
Jimmy Wilson, the veteran catcher began
missing Finally caught bdecked
rookie his silk shirts
He baw1 when the
rookie stopped him cold with this comeback:
Now wait minute Jimmy, Dizzy said wouldn't want
wearing a single shirt, would you?"
Jimmy let him the shirt.
Walking with Badenon he told he had
call hotel He
finally wearing a grin.
We'll" called up Breadon Louis I
told changed mind $4,000 We
had long He threatened have thrown of
finally told
had already signed contract in"
What the idea in doing that?" asked.
Dizzy,