| Show : - ' w -- I"- :" ' c-- ' "' '— :1 ' ' f Nrov--44P- - A I t i 1 Eunany Morning TT) -- 1 a4 JaCD 0 "TT) pns TPLIe S ter tApi kLi I J1 ILL t Branching Out 7 Eh Hadyn? mwrmtiglet:--r-- 110 ' -' Tom's Action ' Surprises i' Fans in S 1 ' ''' It i::: ' :' I Fence-Bust'': ' - :: '''i:- - :::' !: '' ': :: 5 '' k-- '': :' :4 r : : - ' !: 44 A 1 :' ' - ::' - - L r tf ' ::-:' r i : I - - Baby-face- 1 at t Lou Boudreau d has been handed the task of managing the - ? 24 Minors Set For Start of Meetinffs By Marlowe Branagan tow - :i 0--7'7 BAN FRANCISCO N o v 22 (UP) — They still chuckle in :' ' 4 :- Coast Loop Batting Title - :' 5 ''' 1::::: Herman Nabs uits er I Down the Middle 7:1 77—7""!7--7-1-7"r-''''''' - Old n 13 November 30 1941 Mit Dalt gukt irribunt who Player Dealings May Highlight Annual Session thank-lea- s Cleve- 1 Indians is probably the most I land ftooliii::::::::: 'discussed young man in sports to- day Maybe by this time next year he'll be like managerial predeces sore at Cleveland — just plain A t- :" 4 :4 - Brooklyn about line drives that -: 1 t- : bounced off Outfielder Babe HeriAcKsoNitruz Nov 29 QM— 7I i ::: 1 ::Herman ''' of man's noggin but i:: ' i t '''t 1 Trade vrinda of terrific Intensity "cussed" ) : '4 Hollywood had his laugh Saturday " were it" or ) loee I Win the draw however 0 1' btowing down upon Florida when official records showed he r a record with :1 hit a neat 348 to win the Pacific Saturday night as baseball people youthful shortstop ' : "rt)i' -t coast '! baseball league batting t i ' I-t"' from all over the country began d '11 1 of under his games only 17777'''''''''' crown for 1941 t ' 't ' belt in major league company will converging for the annual wintst t t 1 tz '' 4 1:'": ::" Further glory may come to Her- t r" oF 1 go into action realizing he carries- meetings of the minor leagues At :NN)11 man for it is rumored he may beb 13y Marlowe Branagan ' :" iri 7 r the support of just about the enr ri: tt' Hundreds of the diamond irport'S Ne t come manager of Portland—city :1 !'- At's tire Cleveland ball club — and The Salt Lake Bees of the Pio-1 of rain and roses—next season on past procedure in the big and little figures were due to ' '' "1 judging neer league are confronted now ' Herman was followed in the tk'' sr ' '4 ) ' tribal that practically begin arriving in special railway ' t wigwam k evith the problem of not only fel batting race by Johnnie Moore W makes him something of a rarity cars airplanes and automobiles '4i: ? i Los Angeles outfielder who hit g t li in the Ohio city signing up a number of good ball ''''10 331 SSA Froilazt Fernandez Sunday and to lay the groundworIC face added the but players they '' ': t ' ' ' ::': was next Franciaco I with ' for the player transactions which f 't of Selection Boudreau li stir"k shortstop 4 ' IY ' ''' ::' tt:' '' task of signing up a manager ': : 44 — including are expected to be of much more 327 Les Scarcella Seattle first - I "::: '''' everyone prioed 4: ::':::: ltvi : :'47ksk-s1k zi7' 4 baseman and Pepper Martinllacr- P Boudreau Once be had been Saturday Claude Engberg sec- L con- 44 e were amento manager-outfieldv:veitrgoot 1 named to pilot a ball club which Importance than the actual tee11 rttary of the 103C111 entry in the I( ' r k ' fr vention sessions -fr 322 tied at and George Detora looks like it will be plucked of I Pioneer league revealed that slugez' 3'' ': San Diego catcher hit 320 The National Association of x ei- )tIts ripest foliage if Uncle Sam Robe llo Tom jr of the manager ging to the E i Sacramento runner-u- p i 1 calls Bobby Feller to the army Prof essional Baseball Leagues 1 :: ii club in 1940 and 1941 has asked 1 t ''''' he became the next to youngest pressided over by William G Bram : W : ?kr' ' '::" pennant winning Seattle club took 1 e :' the major share of club honors ever to take the reins General Manager Edward J (Ed' ) manager The Sacs led the league with a of a major league club and ham will meet at the George die) Mulligan for his release team batting average of 283 They hotel Wednesday i when he starts out from scratch Washington Engberes announcement comes led in total bases with 2388 ' r next spring he'll be the young-- Thursday and Friday but bAS & i ' as a surprise to countlm local :'':: 'rt with 305 : est ever to take a ball club skimpy agenda of legislation to 1 :t with ra home runs with 87 and diamond fans Robe llo a popular 1 postward in the 154 - game consider -182 stolen bases with As usual '‘ ' I American league grind figure throughout the league suf- I : A new major-minPortland was last in stolen bases fered from knee injuries last seaagTeement with only 36 Back in the teeming '20s Roger and code of rules which a Ictint son which kept him on the bench Boise owner Pilots new league of Walker has In Iladyn Fernandez—brilliant Seals' for a considerable part of the camPeckinpaugh Boudraeu's prede- committee has pent an entire year been granted Omaha franchise in the Western league rookie shortstop sold to the Bostonl cessor at Cleveland took over In drafting will not be ready for paign but his resignation wasn't dominated rival Braves—easily maluigerial duties of the New consideration because of the L41 expected '' ' -''''''' '' t '1'''''! for ''''''''--- ' ' York Yankees for a short spell nese of Commissioner Kenesaw )(-players batting : i:''-At Fort Worth I honors ' ' He led in runs batted in 7:"" late in one season at the age of Landis As a result the national ::k: t :: - '' : ' ' :'' with 129 In total htts with 231 :' 7''''- ''6 23 but he didn't start out handling association vrill be called upon to Robello who is now working in ' :' ' - ' two-bavote for the extension of the presbases 386 total with Fort Worth Texas wrote to Mullithe cltb the following spring i ' A:4s9:s ' h!l Jo-J- o 46 ent set-u- p for one year and with hits tied k with in White San Francisco his of Part gan t with 18 three-bas-e have only half a dozen rules letter follows: "According to what hits and was ffer s Complications second in home runs with 19 Out' amendments of a technical nature I bear you are dickering for someli There isn't a bit of doubt about to consider fielder Ted Norbert of Portland one else for manager next year so the Cleveland managerial job led in homers with 20 Lack of business on con' rd like to have my release as soon Walker owner of the Boise offering more complications OMAHA Nov 29 than vention floor however the ' as Don ' Gutteridge Sacramento is possible as I would not like to likely third baseman easily led in stolen Pilots of the Pioneer league has been granted the Omaha fran- a triple date Perhaps no club in only to increase the congestion in be in the same position I was in bases with 48 Gutteridge struck chise in the class C Western Baseball league for the 1942 season the American league has been the 10te1 lobbies and rooms where 1940 when Pocatello let me go in handicapped so much by front many minor league managert will out 64 times to lead all rivals and Bob Hall Omaha banker disclosed February and I had to sign in a office interference It was laugh' Ferris San Francisco Fain first with burry Hall said the Western league voted to expand from six to able several years ago when "or be chosen farm clubs stocked combaseman was walked 96 times to "I enjoyed working for you the player agreements working head that department eight teams and that Walker's application for a franchise at Os" Vitt would fine Rollie Hems-le- y pleted and of course deals by past two years We got along send him home and awaken clubs in both the major and minor Omaha had been accepted swell I hope I can get along on next the morning to find some lea rues developed 4 informed as did next in I Walker contacted at Spokane said he had not been my job as well" official on the club had wired There have beenmeigrue that the Salt Lake City team a to was operate ready Rollie to come back "all is for- trading might surpass the busi officially of the action but said he t"''''''''P r'''' Word from Mulligan concerning '' at Omaha given" and even then was en- nests clone at the winter meetings the appointment of a new manA home park would have to be built since fire destroyed the grossed in the task of taking Vitt for several year ager has not been received in for doing ditto to RollickPresident Larry Miermil of the Salt Lake City It seems certain old park in 1938 last year that organized baseball was played to task Rollie That is it was laugh- Brooklyn Dodgers was on his way ing however that the Bees will get a I able to everyone but Vitt himself here prepared to spend a coupIe of BOWIE Mct Nov 29 UPI — in Omaha playing pilot for 1942 Rose-tow- n In fact the little Dutchman got hundred thousand dollars if he D POC Widener's Tom George filly Slugging managed so tired of such goings-o- n he could swing the deals he wanted tello in 1939—first year of the Piogot sweet revenge on Miss Helen Hickman's Aonbarr Saturneer league — and racked up a 1 promptly told the front office for a pitcher and a d what he thought of it in his usual outfielder day as she nosed out the Ken- hitting fancy ADO batting mark while he brisk fashion quit his job and The New 'fork Giant" now conto a photo-finis- h invader led the Cards to second place in take tucky sent in resignation as the Toro Babel° who has hiked for the Pacific Coast league fronted with the probable loes of decision in the 10600-adde- d the league In 1940 he delivered Resigns and apparent security First Baseman Babe Toting to the to Salt Lake City its tint title playing manager of Salt Lake Bees In Pioneer loop Bryan and O'Hara Memorial hap office interference which army also have vowed to try to Front since the 1923 Bees under Bobby dicap 29 Nov Cal BRUNO Wire SkN By Tribune Leased differs a lot from forward wall complete some important deals Before a closing-da- y Coltrin scaled title heights in the crowd of — Gold Supply Brook(UP) interference for a ball carrier and the Cincinnati Reds will be 29—The 20000 Nov HAVANA This 'old Utah-Idah- o fans basked who in year A-- A league racing Indian summer warmth Rosetown lyn Dodgers-unde- r the Bees wound up in third place the direction gelding from the Mooney Baker isn't the only problem which con- seeking outfield batting strength In the American league there and Aonbarr staged a stirring of Leo Duroctier will start their stables Saturday won the $5000 fronts managers in the Tribe's Knee Injury seemed little doubt that the alr1140 the where fact duel to spot stretch wigwam—a similar their battle California Homebred stakes at there's smoke indicates there'sI land Indians i would make some A knee injury suffered in the In t h Prince George autumn spring training here in February 'Bees' spring training camp at 1942 fire just about all year round swaps to weed out some of the The world champion New Tanforan last this handicap Saturday only Ferril Zufelt Utah jockey boot- Vitt Peckinpaugh and even their temperament before SAN FRANCISCO Nov 29 Gil time the filly had the better of it York Yankees will COLUMBVS Ohio Nov 29 UPI Boyes Springs CaL never did re' play an exhibiof Time Supply home predecessors had trouble with Lou Boudreau buckles down to With Jockey Don Meade giving tion game with the Dodgers on ed the son spond to treatment in the past —American association baseball —Gold Supply came from behind in front of Liberty Lad with the dissenters on the ball club itself managing the club Detroit the season and Robello although he leaders decided at their annual on a sloppy track Saturday and her a hustling ride Rosetown led favored Radio Joe in third place Fans join hands in the argument Boston Red Sox and Chicago White won the $5000 Califor- from start to finish of the mile Tuesday March 10 appeared on infrequent occasions winter Time NV88 1:13 5 on a meeting Saturday to in- -' nia Homebred stakes at Tanforan and of visit had the misfortune to suffer a refor the and while there may not be any Sox all have expressed intentions route Negotiations except All the horses carried 122 happy moments in Cleveland it's a of trying to trade currence of his spring training crease the players pool of the pen-a- track The times was 1:13 5 for one brief instant on the far these two teams were satisfac- track in the stake The presidents cinch there's never a dull one Liberty Lad was second by two turn when G H Bostwick's Nellie injury twice after the season winning club from $4000 to noses MIllagerik with Durocher and pounds four-da- y a arranged torily climaxed race The The ran Joe third Radio and coaches and scouts will be in constarted showed in front This the moguls said winner is owned Mac Phalli meeting operated by Bay Meadows Stanford had Leland Vincent BlyNellie tinual contact As a result his presence in the $5000 Stormy' Roy next couple Weatherly for (Larry) the by C E and Nelson's Bly last year with Peckin- of weeks When the session hers Bets' line-u-p produced no particu- would "emphasize the importance Mooney of Los Angeles and Wil- Rodin rescued Friday from a barn 'president of the Dodgers Colonel at Tanforan this week - Bay run-in- s extra- days pauKh and he was one of the breaks up the majority will travel the inherited to Meadows de lard Baker of Arcadia aid Marine la: good and when he wu on the of winning the pennant" Jaime camp fire Laurel in a dead 1 'Joe went to the front at heat atfor third finishedfour considerable leading figures In the group to Chicago for the A new Fulgenclo Batista and from the bankrupt Goldento Gate - bench it necessitated adopted provided theRadio place lengths President line-u- p run which banged Into the front meetings December major league set all the and the start of the pace no doubleheader be juggling that fa- chairman of the national sport Turf club and arranged behind was night Aonbarr which the office and spoke its plece Robello was one of the leading started after 7:30 p in and that way but Gold Supply moved up vorite in the commission reported Saturday them at Tanforan rather than relarge field of 14 Mateo San home run hitters in the circuit He the home club shall decide which steadily and leaped ahead on the its open against Vitt Reports however plant Rosetown the second choice in night Gold Supply was overlooked in reveal that Weatherly and Booled the league in 1939 tied with game shall be a seven-innin- g last stride in conarrive will The Dodgers the for returned 1980 wagering a se- the betting paying $12 $560 and dreau get along like two gents two others for top honors in 1940 test and which shall go the full $2 She ran the route in two min- vans February 20 to play star $340 across the board Liberty In the suns cell and maybe the a and despite being on the shelf for limit with Cuban 10 of ries games utes flat and picked up a purse train- Lad paid $740 and $440 and Radio the new "kid" leader Is the most of the 1941 race his big bat Cuban their selection Indicates ending e to earn-Ingof increase 1941 $8775 her Report answer to the problem at Clevewon several games with circuit to $28395 It was her eighth ing with the Yankee game Marcia Joe $280 land Ex-Whi- te announced 10 Marina forallops Option Lapse victory in 21 starts this year BRIGHAM crrr —Box tIder Tom was popular with bleacher 1 A record fell in the third Cleveland la a good ball town high school's ism football team Noses Foe fans and youngsters He always Rosetown INDIANAPOLIS Nov 29 VII — race track when Davis' Galt It wants a winner like every other runner-u- p for the state championThe Indianapolis News said Sat- Duke nosed out P Reda's Flying Injun Poloists See put himself out to give baseball Dizzy city in the league It will back ship and the baseball team stets e Bowie Finale In h had learned t that it tips to American Legion Junior urday B Flying Duke covered the mile young Boudreau to the hilt and champion will be feted by the baseball players and teams and of Battle Alto rs purchase option the Indianapolis in 3:05 5 Palo 29 UM — the response to his being named Box Elder chamber of cornmerte 4 Md Nov DES MOINES lows Nov 29 American association baseball club and on many occasions went to ComBOWIE three-fifths secone and SAN FRANCISCO Nov 22 (Al George D Widener's chestnut filly on the part of sports writers and in the clubrooms Thursday at 7 munity ball park early in order (—Eddie Hahn 86 a former held by Ownie Bush former major clipping to give some lad with diamond member of Chicago's "Hitless and minor league manager and onds off the old mark- held by —University of Utah polo players Rosetown nosed out Miss Helen Cleveland ball players indicates p m according to R C Bowen foot- Hickman's Aonbarr in a thrilling the future looks rosy for youthful president saw the Stanford-Californambitions a chance to prove his Wonders" the 1906 world cham Frank McKinney Indianapolis Fogarty claims ball game Saturday then planned stretch duel Saturday to win the Lou Activity will Include a banquet pion White Sox died here Satur- banker had lapsed entertainment and musical to leave for Salt Lake City $10000 added Bryan and O'Hara The Indianapolis club has ap- To Play Arizona novelty day reFrom news the Philadelphia Wgbfr League numbers In the final game of the 1908 proached the Cleveland Indians STILLWA'rER Okla Nov 29 The Ines came to California for Memorial handicap Bowie' s closemanated that John (Hans) Jack Croft dean of men at Utak Local fans and baseball writers world series against the Chicago with suggestions for a working A and liet college a pair of polo matches with Stan- ing day feature before a crowd cently Lobert successor to Doc Prothro State Brad-Icconsecuto will Cubs Robello collected four y line Hahn will Rodin Alto The Nellie Palo 20000 and at President Arizona OctoAlva ford of Tucson at up Agricultural college will be figure agreement Bly try university play as of lies Phil the got his principal a job as a nonplaying manager in tive hits for a series mark never of the Tribe disclosed in Cleve- ber 17 1942 the schedule an- Mahn' lost both of them 9 to 2 finished in a dead heat for third Jobmanager speaker Carroll B Wil as a "reward for faithful serv- llama chamber a league of higher classification bettered land nounced Saturday showed and 9 to O secretary said place ice"—all of which looks a bit on Vernal Barri" baseball coach circles a In B A and double-a like 60 surface the guy serving and Earl football coar--b playing manager is not as necesdays getting 10 morn for good be- will also Ferguson make remarks sary as in class C baseball Robollo 1 havior started his career a dozen years was of the and Once property ago tobert takes over a ball club Given the St Louis Cardinals and CinCinwhich for going nowhere is Twenty-Eigh- t nett Reds In his early career an 1042 faces It like it tops just Alva Bradley summed it faced UHL arm injury made it necessary for By Dave Hoff Today that same Boudreau hiserience" that were mingled withgree Illinois admired his Semipro Posts 0 him to learn to throw CHAMPAIGN Ill Nov 29 tAl first name cropped to "Lou" Is congratulatory words when hts ness his quiet personality and his up when he announced Boudreau's NEW YORK Nov 29 (AI- -appointment was and in leagues of higher rating ready grin He was good coaching appointment: day's basketball practice ready to embark on a career as managerial Twenty-eigh- t Won't state commissioners Sell Stars of another man flounced last Tuesday "I don't know material and in the than the class C Pioneer league his was nearly over at the University of a major league baseBoth Mills and Roettger know they called him back to help out of whom I could be so certain 'Me new boss however has al- to supervise sandlot baseball next reserves manager "weak throwing arm would have of Illinois Pagged-oball team—the Cleveland Indians that he would be thoroughly re- ready stated he won't sell any of year were named Saturday by for a nimble mind just with basketball practice been a hindrance to him scrimmaged while Coach Douglas —at the age of 24 or just five Boudreau Ray Dumont of the Naas men who played basketball and That's what he was doing last spected by players press and pub- his current stars All of which President Salt Lake City fans hate to see Mills sat in the stands surrounded tional from the removed Baseball congress years Lou a y lic is French-bsmart is he Semipro smiling same Alva President baseball when the in him as the great his Tom leave the local club Monday flying True against puts spot sports writers and spectators prankster of college days Nominations Included: Boua man a ball fine came call know man his nimble and feet young player asking he had baseball enemies" but for Mills called: many predecessors Selling ball was always ready hands They're sure he'll meet Bradley's Lou John Morris Phoenix Ariz dreau to report at Cleveland The fighter and a leader" "One more basket and call it a for aitBoudreau the most part his actions with the players while managing a Phi Ily Dale Riley Torrance he fun—after had little Cal Howard hurover he contract ceremonies baseball situation the with as ball every club is Bees left most fans giving him a night" necessary M Miller Pueblo Colo: just about done more than his share of hard Edward of a veteran and the ried back home to his wife and Didn't Sign Petition as in a store and fruit maturity made the sound okeh basket oranges selling They work There wits the time he ability of a clear thinker Boudreau was not among the Any day now the boys will prob- S Montgomery Reno Nev Ray Barbara daughter to Saturlooked bench the late revealed Engberg swiped Coach Mills' overcoat in and made plans to continue his signers of a petition In which some ably be revealing the news that Brooks Portland Ore and Ray J day that Mulligan has been dickover at Peoria— weather one was freezing boomed time There more that "One basket" coaching job until February exthe Phi l a have sold or traded such Hutchinson Everett Wash: A It ering for the services of a catcher Waco Texas and Judga "Giving me the biggest chill of my perhaps this modest youngster cept for trips to the minor and Cleveland players called for the stars as now in the Texas league to replace an authoritative voice Danny Litwhiler Nick larksey ouster of Manager Oscar Vitt two coaching career" Mills say' didn't have everything dope4 major league baseball meetings Welch Earl The reserves went at it again Oklahoma City Okla Itobello If the Bees get a catcher or Etten Bobby Eragan were times when Baseball out That was during his 11myears ago who manages the club it seems One more the ball swished the There Even the Phi ls have M From Bouoperating Harvey Coach Waffle Roettger Bradley emphasized that having tor year at Minot when recame the call: certain they will use Frank Morris nets Again the way they dreau's personal record had much expenses--altho- ugh sent Boudrtau his star third baseLou school came in one Boudreau's In more that "Just days ports grammar IIILe-1- ! as boys" receiver to believe to last year's regular lend operate might to do as his with selection the to man find would the showers AAAA was accepting payment Boudreau was just another little family the and contrary-trading bait for an infielder or not does Indians' Lou Lou on went several minutes naturally This manager up with the pitchwarming in Cleveland the trdm Indians pitcher ers in the bullpen displaying his return for Lou's verbal promise kid in the back streets of Harvey drink or smoke and he uses re- enough when there aren't many Suddenly Mills glanced up MOTO:1 CIL summer don't you guys stop" fancied prowess with knuckle ball to play baseball for the Tribe fil a suburb of Chicago Then strained language But he's a fire- fans on a balmy "Say why IN:Cowin en Pagel on basea a of of brand field and lot the he ahold curve or One could he shouted "I said you got go day after his graduation Boston 3 Canadiens 1 ' fun when among friends In conball and later a basketball liked Boudreau for In awhile ago" Everyone UPI 29 MONTREAL Que Nov a ever since— to star versation he's cordial and frank Bue Infielder Hurt Boudreau didn't He's his duck when that been it but try lightheartedness t —Boston retained its share of the Now Pilots Indians was time for business Lou was pitch He was promptly declared not only a star but a leader He but cautious when touching on LW PEORIA El Nov 245 (—Le ( top spot in the National Hockey The players puzzled went to as serious as they come Ineligible for further college com- organized his high school base- controversial subjects "I know I'll make mistakes" Handley third baseman for the "Describe a play to the boy petition and when summer came ball team and led his prep basketleague with Toronto by defeating the locker room while in the q the Canadiens 1 here Saturday stands a black-haire- d sat once" recalls Roettger "and he the fleet Frenchman went off to ball team to one state champion- he says "and there are some Pittsburgh Pirates of the National Frio Cm kesao youth rm &rnes shiP and to the runner-u- p night Two first period goals by grinning He was Louis Boudreau grasped the idea completely— the minor leagues spot who'll blame it on my age I think league suffered injuries to his Milt Schmidt and Desae Smith put star sophomore member of the sometimes he understood what you I can overcome those mistakes head and back in an automobile TRAVELERS OIL CO But all the while he was wend- two other years the game on ice for the Bruins Illinois cage team and possessor had in mind before you finished ing a sensational way up to the He won great respect from his with the cooperation of the play- accident Saturday Blinded by the he ers I'm sincere when I say I think headlights of an approaching car SOUTH TEMPLE & 2nd WEST the Canadiens' lone goal com- of the authoritative voice which telling him" majors Boudreau wanted to com- coaches and teammates when adthe Cleveland players all like me the ball player drove off the road ?fit EAST and 21st SOUTH That's the answer his friends plete his schooling and he came went to Illinois He took his ing in the middle frame when the reserves had thought was and struck a culvert I Rookie Buddy O'Connor tallied Mills That was in 1936 make to the cries of "inexpe back to Champaign to win his de mirable qualities into professional The feeling is mutual" Mulligan Gets r4 r' ' -- t 1 7:- l' 4 :tv : " - i ''' E- - t - ' 4 1 '1 ''k- -- i - ' ' t is- ' w -- 4 " "- - ": 2'" - :'' 2' ' :' ' : : 1"" 4'i 17 - 'rY4 - :44 Iq2 :' w ra er r ie: ::- :k :"' : " " : s : ' ‘ 441: 4' - '4 t : s '' -- g -'- ''' : - three-bagge- rs ': :-!--1 - 55: ::' : " 4- ' ': - or : all-rou- nd t)5:::- ' ::' ' k Omaha Grants Baseball Franchie to Walker : 5 ' - !: ': : ' - ' 7 se 1 ‘4 444444 : ' two-bagg- ers -: : v - k-- 2: 'g - 42 '' i :4 ?:- ' ' re (W)---Had- : Brooks Yanks Utah Boy Boots Home Winner In Early Go Leaders Add to Pool left-hand- ed right-hande- Gold Supply Takes Race - k yn :Tilly Snares Bowie Race '4 t 300-od- ' ot" tat ' t ' ' - 4 ? ' ' 4 Letter From Slugging Leader - : t-- I six-furlo- ng 4-- three-sixteent- rain-soak- ed hs 4-- nt six-furlo- - 1 by-la- w 1- Club to Fete Bee Scruads Sox Star Dies 2-- three-quarte- ia - A I IA aghhg ou Boudiseau Faces Big Task t - 1eft-hand- - an--T- he °n ut - after-(Continu- ed 3-- WNW me oft - 4 t4fki i 0 ' - : ' aa As - — 0" - 110 M11: t " 463 |
