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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-04-10

Cathedral, Wilmington. and pre-
sentation of the Lenten Offering
at 4 pm. Youth Sunday will be
observed on Sunday. May IL. The
IL o'clock service will be con-
Quoted by young people of the
church.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-04-10

rehearsal. Friday, April 18TH
$3.50 PM, Junior Choir rehearsal;
7:3O PM, Woman's Society OF
Christian Service. Saturday, April
18th. 500 pm, the Wesley Sing
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-04-10

ers of Wesley Theological Semin-
cry will present a program of re.
ligious music in the Odessa Meth.
odist Church.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-04-10

Asbury Methodist Church
Services for Sunday, April IS
at Asbury Methodist Church, as
announced by the Rev. w. H. Re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
Humor Monthly Killed
AS University Discredit

humor publication under the
sponsorship OF the University
OF Virginia or any student or
ganization Of the university
shall be permitted only with
the consent and approval of the
president of the university or
administrative authorities dele
gated by him under such con-
ditions and sponsorship as they
shall deem proper in the inter-
ests Of the university"
The mid-winter issue Of the
Spectator came under fire from
the university administration
/ after a faculty member COM
planned to University President
Colgate w. Dafden. jr.. that 1t
contained obscene jokes.
A faculty investigating COM
mittee appointed by Or. Darden
reported that the magazine was
q discredit to the university
The committee also criticized
Issues of the Cavalier Daily
which were harshly critical OF
IDr. Darden's investigation OF
the Spectator.
The new board Of directors
will meet at least once q month
to review operations Of the
Cavalier Daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
CHARLOTTESVILLE

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
June IA Especially The Uni
versity Of Virginia's monthly
humor magazine. Virginia
Spectator, has been put out Of
business by the executive COM
mittee Of the universities gov
arning board, which had re-
ceived complaints OF obscenity
In the publication.
In a special session last night,
the three-man executive oeEn-
mittee Of the Board Of Visitors
accepted and put into effect
the recommendations Of a
board committee which has
been studying student publica-
lions.
In addition to termination of
the Spectator. the recon-
mendations included the crea-
ton Of a board Of directors,
composed Of student vice presi-
dents of each Of the university :
schools. to supervise the stu
dent newspaper, Cavalier Daily
The executive committee re-
solved that further publica-
ton Of the Virginia Spectator
in the best interests OF the
university, shall be discon-
| tinued." It added:
Further publication Of any
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
Builder Hacks
Wife, Ki|IsSe|f

William j. Wire, 81, a re-
tired Washington building con-
tractor, hanged himself Friday
night in Miami. Fla. after APP
parently trying to hack his wife
to death with a Ratchet.
His wife, Mrs. Ella Reid Wire,
also 81. was in critical con-
dition last night in jackson
Memorial Hospital, Miami. with
multiple scalp wounds and a
deep stab in the neck.
The Miami Public Safety Of
fee said Mr.. Wire apparently
attacked his wife with a hat
Chef, left her for dead on her
bed, wrote two suicide notes
and then hanged himself with
a window sash cord in the ga
rage of their home.
The couple lived in Miami
Shores, an exclusive community
| lust north of Miami.
Mr.. Wire was the uncle Of
the late Preston Wire, well
known Washington builder, whit
constructed the Wire Building
at Vermont avenue and Z
street NV, and of C. Ray
mond Wire, 3911 Bradley lane
Chevy Chase, socially promi
nent investor.
A neighbor and long-tim
friend of the Wires in MAN
Shores, H. w. Carter, foun,
Mrs. Wire early yesterday. H
called police, who discovere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
Scandal Trial
Opens in Rome

ROME. June II R.-Bru-
nette Pima Buzzari went on
trial behind closed doors here
yesterday with % men her hus-
band charges were her lovers
during the past two years.
Giuseppe Buzzari. a former
policeman. filed adultery and
other charges May 5 against
his wife and the 20 men.
He said that after several
years Of happily married life,
he became suspicious of his
wife two years ago. He said
he had her watched and gath
cred evidence.
Mrs. Buzzari pleaded not
guilty. All % men also de-
MED the charges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

MIR. Wires body in the garage.
Chief Stuart Senneff Of
Miami Shores police said Mr..
Wire apparently left his wife
lying on the bed and that she
then struggled into the living
room and collapsed in a chair.
The police said Mr.. Wire left
two notes, one addressed to
Mr.. Carter. He said both indi-
Gated Mr.. Wire had been de-
spondent over the i'll health
both of himself and of his wife.
One of the notes left instruc-
lions that the bodies be sent
to Washington for funeral
services and burial.
Mr.. Wire had retired some
20 years ago. and the couple
moved from Washington to
Miami about IL years ago
They had no children.
Mr.. Wire is survived by two
sisters in Washington, Mrs
Marian BaSsford. 1900 Wild
wood avenue, Takoma Park
and Mrs. Nellie Talbot, las;
Kanawha street, Langley Park
A native of Frederick Coun-
ty. Md, Mr.. Wire worked fol-
| the Baltimore g. Ohio Rail
road in Washington before go
ing into the home building
business. The Wires lived IL
Chevy Chase and later il
Green Meadows, Md, nea1
Four Corners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
Buptists Debate
Valley Forge Site
Headquarters

CINCINNATI, June IA (R.
The annual meeting Of the
American Baptist convention
debated late today whether
historic Valley Forge, Pa.
should become the site Of its
national headquarters.
Earlier, delegates rejected a
proposal that the home Office
of the denomination be located
in Chicago. Earlier too. New
York City had failed to regis
ter the necessary SIS per cent
approval of delegates who are
here from IS States, Hawaii and
Alaska.
Valley Forge, where the Bap-
lists own a 27-acre tract OF
land, was proposed by the Rev
DR.. Glen Asquith, a delegate
from Lowell. Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
Rood Cleanup Costly

NEW YORK.-The cost of
cleaning up trash from the
Nations primary highways
alone amounts to $50 million a
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

A KEY GIRL-Holding
the gold key to washing
ton she will present to the
Mayor of Minneapolis,
Mimi, next week is Miss
Audrey Covell, 81, holder
of the dual titles, Miss
Glen Echo" and Miss
washington Press Photog-
grapher." A District De-
partment of Highways
employe, she will repre-
sent this city in the Miss
National Press Photogra-
pher contest in Minneap-
oils.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
Bells Vocation Spot

Alexander Graham Bell. in
ventor Of the telephone. spent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

So Of his summer vacations at
Benin Bhreagh beautiful
Mouutainl overlooking Bad
deck Bay. Nova Scotia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
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Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14
DEBUT DE RIGNEY

Bill Rigney, de los Gigantes,
debutaba con ell Okland.. Danny
Murtaugh, de los Piratas era
I'm novato de los Phillies En-
tire los jugadores regulares es-
taban Al Lopez de los White
Sox, Zen Pittsburgh; Mike Hi
ggins, del Boston Zen Detroit)
Harry Craft de los Atleticos
Zen Cinci); Cookie Lavaeetto
de los Senadores Zen BROOKLYN;
Joe Gordon de los Indios Gun
Yankee.
Pero csc aro, Slughter bateo
81 para los Cardenales.. Ted
lograba Ell ultimo average de
400 mas con un spectacular
400. Vernon fallaba de los 800
con .299 y Pee Wee era la CHS
pa de un infield que ayudo a
los Dodgers a ganar un Pc
nnant.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14

vos, estaba en- ell Evansville,
ind, en- SUI segundo a1o de pro-
fesional. Mary Grissom, de los
Gigantes, era I'm novato en- San
Bernardino, California, y Alex
Kellner, de los Atleticos, debu-
taba con ell Tucson.
SHace mucho tempo? La YER
dad que 81.
Ell manager Walt Aston, de
los Dodgers era manager juga-
dor en- Ell Springfield, y encabe-
zaba SUI Liga con 25 homeruns
Bob Scheffing, ahora manager
de los Cubs, era un novato con
dicho team. Fred Haney de los
Braves, dirigia a los Browns
de st. Louis, y Casey Stengel
de los Yankees era manager de
los Braves de Boston.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14
Por MILTON RIcHMAN

PROTECTION

"Nuestro pitching relieve es
una interrogation para ell ano
proximo' dice Casey Stengel,
'pues no estamos seguros de
como quedara Ryne Duren des-
pues de SUI operation en- la ro-
dilla. Y nos gustaria tener a
alguien como Hyde para que
nos p%roteja".
Para conseguir a Hyde, dice
ell manager Cookie Lavagetto,
del Washington, los Yankees
tendran que "darnos un torpe-
dero que nos satisfaga".
Los Yankees y Senadores han
discutido ell cambio numerosas
ocasiones durante la reciente
convention en- Washington Y
cuando las sesiones terminaron,
amboS equlpos no eStaban muy
distanciados para llegar a I'm
acuerdo.
Junto con Hyde, los Yankees
tambien estan hacienda ofertas
por Pedro Ramos, ganador de
IA juegos. La primera selection
de los Senadores fue ell catcher
jardinero Elston Howard, pero
los Yankees ripostaron dicien-
do: "No cambiamos a Howard
por ningun player en- la Liga".
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14
Oriental Cuno
q 5 EstreIIus

MANAGUA, Die. 10. CUPID,
= Con SUI octave cuadrangular
de la temporada, que lie sirvio
para empatar a la cabeza de
los jonroneros con Joe William
Hicks y Joe Taylor, Pedro AL
mendares produjo las dos pri-
meras carreras del Oriental en-
Ell juego en- que anoche este
equipo derroto al Cinco Estre-
Has por ocho a tres.
Los Orientales completaron
con un ataque de IA hits una
buena labor desarrollada en- Ell
monticulo por Danny Hayling.
Este permitio siete hits, dos de
ellos jonrones de Diaz y Wilson,
Y poncho a nueve bateadores.
L%inescore:
Oriental 204 101 900 2 IA /
5 Estrellas 900 100 10 3 u
Hayling (4-6) y Rodriguez;
Moreno, G. Lopez (6), Bolanos
~ Y Thorn. Perdedor: More.
no (4-4). Jonrones: Vistuer
(cuarto), Almenares (octavo)r
Diaz (cuarto), Wilson (prime,
ro)..
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14

NEW YORK, Die. 10. Gu.
P.I.)- Los SenadoreS del Wa
shington estan jugando "al ga
to y al ration, y cualquier dia
de estos puede haber i'm anun-
clio sobre que ell torpedero Je-
try Lumpe, de los Yanoees, es
la figura importante.
Tanto los Yankees y los In
dios estan en- contacto con los
Senadores con "ofertas concre-
taS" por ell as relevista del Wa
shington Dick Hyde, pero todos
los indicios son que los cam
peones mundiales son los pri-
meros con los mas.
Calvin Griffith presidente de
los Senadores, que complete ell
sabado pasado nua transaction
de seis players con ell Detroit,
admitio libremente que el y los
Yankees "estan todavia hablan-
do. Esas conversaciones Sc cree
que culminaran con Hyde pa.
sando a los Yankees en- I'm
cambio por Lumpe.
-
Por ell momento, los Senado-
res estan sin I'm torpedero de.
Grandes Ligas como resultado
de SUI cambio con los Tigres.
Ell gran hueco en- Ell campo
corto fue creado cuando Ell Wa
shington envio a Rocky. Bridges
al Detroit junto con Eddie Yost
y Neil Chrisley. por Reno Ber-
toia, Jim Delsing y. Ron Sam
ford.
Y es ahi en- donde Hyde en-
ira en- ell cuadro. Hyde es I'm
experto de la bola Submarine,
que gano 10 juegos para los Sc
nadores la temporada pasada y
fue considerable ell itcher re-
levo mas effective de la Liga
Americana
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14
Aetdan Todavla PLAYERS
Veteranos de Pre- Guerra
Slaughter, Vernon, WiIiams y Reese. Bauer era Un Novato,
FuiIe MiItobu en- ell Reading

NEW YORK, Die. 10 CUPID.
-Enos Slaughter. Mickey Yer
non. Ted Williams. Pee Wee
Reese. Son ellos los que que
dan de los regulares en- las Gran
DIES Ligas cuando cayeron las
bombas japonesas en- Pearl
Harbor hace II amos y cinco
dias hoy.
Y uno de esos Pee Wee
bar suerte por I'm ano mas CO
mo player active o 81 Zanzibar
a un puesto de coach con Los
Angeles Dodgers.
Una nueva generation d ebig,
1eaguers ha. lido y venido desde
que Enos, Mickey, Ted y Pee
Wee eran parte de los rosters
de equipos de la pre-guerra. Pc
no estos son hombre que STEM
pre- Sc han cuidado bien y los
resultados son apprentices en- sus
largos records.
Slaughter ahora un Yankee,
ha logrado llegar a exclusive
grupo de 20 amos o mas. Ted Sc
mira en- ell proximo Memorial
Day, todos con Boston Red Sox.
Vernon, ahora en- Cleveland, y
Reese los dos llegaron para que.
darse en- 1910.
Solo cinco otros jugadores
todavia en- active vieron algu.
ma actividad en- las Mayores an
ties de la Segunda Guerra Nun
dial.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14
Marianao
Derroto al
Habana

LA HABANA, Die. 10.
CUPID. = Charlie Laus CO.
necto I'm home run con uno en-
base para rofnper ell empate a
una carrera y dar a los Ii
gres de Marianao eli triunfo
por tres carreras a una So
bre los Rojos de La Habana.
Con esa victoria los Tigres
Sc situaron a tres juegos del
primer puesto de la liga.
Ell lanzador ganador, Mike
Fornieles, permitio once inco-
gibles, pero logro dispersar-
los, hasta que fue relevado
en- ell. noveno por cansancio.
Esta noche Sc enfrentaran
nuevamente los Tigres y los
Rojos.
Anotacion porr entradas:
Marianao O10 100000 10
Habana 010 600 900 I'LL
Fornieles, Olivia (9) y Lau;
Amor, Gutierrez (4) Herman
dez (5liChurn (7) v Romano.
G: Fornieles (6-6). P: Amor
HR: Lau 70.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14
Yankees Inferes0dos en-
As Relevisfd Dick Hyde
ri #N& t~..t tr A*# /. Ht

dero Lumpe es la Figure mds Importante .
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14
'Cronin Resu|ta Selection Natural
Para Presidente de Liga Americana
Retiene la deIuntero desde que Weiss reehaz6 la
efertc. - Considered ell comifs otros figures
Por NORMAN MILLER

NEW YORK, diciembre 10.
(UPI)-Joe Cronin, administra-
dor general del Boston Red Sox,
retiene la delantera por la pre-
sidencia de la Liga Americana,
especialmente desde que Geor-
ge Weiss, de los New York
Yankees, campeones mundiales,
ha rechazado una oferta del
puesto.
Tanto Cronin como Weiss fue-
ron interrogados por un Conf
te de seis personals nombrado
para recomendar ell successor de
William Harridge. quien renun-
clio en- la convention beisbolera
de principles de mes en- Wa
shington.
Weiss, a quien Sc lie dijo era
"la primera selection" de los
duenos de equipos, declare que
preferia seguir como admins
trador de los Yankees y que no
estaba disponible para ell pues-
to vacante.
Cronin, de 50 amos, miembro
del Hall de la Fama, manifesto
que "estoy contento de ser con-
siderable y pueden decir que es-
toy interesado en- ell puesto."
Otros candidates han sido
mencionados, pero Weiss y Gro
min son los unicos dos cuyos
nombres han sido dados a como
Ger por ell puesto de $4,000
anuales que lleva consigo tam
bien SIS 900 para gastos.
No hubo variacion por parte
de Weiss al rechazar afablemen-
tie la oferta en- favor de seguir
con los campeones mundiales'
Tiene tanta autoridad en- la or
ganizacion Yankee y possible
mente percibe mas sueldo de-
que obtendria como jefe de la
Liga Americana.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14

Weiss, de 81 amos, es admi-
RADIO entire los funcionarios de
otros equipos a pesar de la d.
nastia Yankee que Ell establecio.
Consider6 la propuesta como al
go "halagador" y senalo que los
duenos de los campeones mum
diales, Don Topping y del Bebb
lie habian asegurado que no Sc
pondrian en- su canine 81 Ell
guerra convertirse en- presidente
de la Liga.
Ell rechazo de Weiss de la offer
ia afirma las posibilidades de
que Cronin Sc convertira en- ell
euarto p%residente en- la historic
de la Liga Americana y ell pri-
mer ex player active zen lograr
tai posicion en- ell mundo beisbo-
lero
Hay rumores de que Ell Conf
te considera otras figuras como
Ell coordinador beisbolero Wi
liam o. Dewitt y ell. admins
trador general del Cleveland,
Frank Lane. Empero, todavia
ninguno de los dos han sido in
te%rrogados por ese Comite.
Sc espera que la selection fl
nal Sc realize en- las pr6ximas
semanas.
mo queremos alargar este
asunto demasiado TEMPO" dijo
I'm miembro del grupo. "Pero
queremos estar SECURES que nom
braremos al mejor hombre."
En- csc Comite estan ell actual
jefe Del Cronin, Tom Yawkey
presidente del Boston; Weiss,
George Medinger, del Cleveland;
Harvey Hansen y John Fetzer,
del Detroit, y Ell abogado de la
Liga, Ben Fiery.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14
LA OFERTA

Voceros del joven circuito in
fomaron que la oferta a Weiss
era en- cierta forma una especie
de respeto a la astucia e INTEL
gencia del administrator gene
raj Yankee en- vez de I'm esfuer'
20 serio para quitarle a. Cronin
ell puesto.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14

FL Washington entonces some
ito una lista de cinco .iugado-.'
res Yankees que gustarian to-.
ner. Son ellos, Lumpe, Bobby.
Richardson, Tom Sturdiyant,
Fritz Brickell y ell catcher no.
vato John Blanchard.
A Stengel lie gusta muchoi
Lumpe, pero cree que tiene SUI
ficiente protection en- ell infield
y necesita I'm pitcher como .Hy'
de. Los Senadores, por otra par
tie no lutheran soltado a Bird
ges y quedarse sin I'm torpedero,
de no estar bien SECURES de QUE
podian conseguir a Lumpe de
los Yankees. 81 8
OTROS LO QUIEREN
Para hacer las cosas aan me.
Jores para los Senadores, Frank
Lane, administrator general. del
Cleveland, tambien esta tras los
servicios de Hyde, especialmen,
tie ahora que no tienen a Ray
Narlesky y Don Mossi.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14
Por STEVE sNIDER
NEGRO ANo

En- ell otono de aquel negro
afo, Stan Musial vino a los Car
denales y sorprendio a todos al
batear para .426 en- sus IL desa-
fios de ~septiembre. Early Wynn.
de los White Sox, lanzo con los
Senadores y logro record de
81 en- sus cine otardias salidas.
Virgil Trucks, de los Yankees
lanzo exactamente dos innings
para los Tigres. Hank Sauer,
de los Gigantes, tomo parte en-
nueve juegos con ell Cincinatti
y Jim Hogan de los Phillies, re-
cibio 16 desafios pra Ell Cleve-
land.
Solo otros doce players mas
estaban en- uniforme beisbole-
70 en- csc ano.
Hank Bauer, ahora veterano
Yankee era un novato en- Osh-
kosh, Wisconsin, en- 1941. Carl
Furillo de los Dodgers, daba to-
dos sus esfuerzos para ell Rea-
ding, Pa. Andy Paiko, de los
Braves, jugaba su segunda cam
pafa professional con ell Green
Bay, Wis, y del Rice, del Mil
waukee, era I'm novato con ell
Williamson.
Earl Torgeson, de los White
Sox comenzo en- ell Wenatchee,
Wash y termino en- 1941 con
ell Seattle. Gene Woodling, del
Baltimore, divide la campaia
con ell Charleston y Ell Flint:
MEMORIES
Sal Maglie, de los Cardsnales
y Murry Dickson de los. Yam
kees, va eran estrellas en- las
Memories por aquel entonces,
pero Warren SPAIN, de los Bra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

queen - such as the
temperature. which
may Vargas much q 60
degrees during the day.
Sophia called her solu-
tion The Lettuce
Look" putting on
layers q clothes in the
cold morning. peel
ing them off later.
Above. with the help
ofco-stars John Wayne
and Rossano Brazil.
she begins 70 pei. Len:
Recognize her now?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
MICKEY MANTLE oafnned from preceding page

and knew nothing about the strength Of their
team. But We decided TO put our streak on the line.
As my team warmed up for the game, noticed
and worried about the height advantage belong-
ing to Miami's starting five. And IN the final
huddle before the whistle told the boys to start
Of with the full-court press.
Il was terrible. BY the end Of the first quarter
Commerce had 80 points and Miami had never
soften the ball past mid-coWt.
This q Embarrassing"
sent in the eishth-eade team. BAT the slaughter
continued. Finally allowed the seventh-gade
team 20 finish the entire second half. Miami
tailed only nine points during the whole contest
I'm ashamed to mention the Commerce score!
Mickey sat through the last three quarters NUT
tering, "Golly. this is embanassiner'
Last July Mickey dropped BY my Office on his
way home from the All-Star game. and We chatted
about the material in this article.
why don't you tel them you had TO paddle me
q couple Of timcS?" he asked. | laughed. The
paddlines naturally. were in my capacity As prin-
cipal - for minor infractiOns.
did the paddlines make you mad. Mickey"
! asked.
''Heck no." he said with grin. 81 was just IS
scared Of you then IS ! am Of Casey Steneel
nowr' - TIE End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
The 9i0 Uncovorlno

That picture on pase was no desert miraee.
It's Sophia Loren, On location in the Sahara for
Legend OF The Lost" Unitcd Artists release.
Desert life has is drawbacks. says our harem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-15
Tigers OK 3 TO a

Three pitchers and a first
)aseman outfielder. all from
Pennsylvania, have been signed
" the Detroit Tigers for the
1859 season. Director of Scouts
I'd KatalinaS today announced.
The moundsmen arc Harry
Ntigelman. of Millersvillc. and
lick McCuc. of Lancaster. both
light handlers. and Clair jenkins.
II C~onestoga. a Southpaw who
loublcS as an outficlder.
Stigclman, a 6.l. 1875 FOUNDER,
truck out 100 batsmen in IL
andlot games during the past
wO seasons. McCue. standing an
ven six feet and weighing 1T.
Won 8 and lost ? in semi-pro
competition following his dis
barge from the service last
Winter. jenkins had a 40 pitch.
ny record and batted Gas in
american Legion ball .53l with
Manor High School last season.
lie is a $40. l70 FOUNDER.
Stigclman. McCue and jenkins,
III signed by Scout Ralph De.
franco. will 20 to Spring train
ne with the Erie club. Dctroit's
,ffiliate in the Class d New
FORK. Pennsylvania League.