Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 August 1951 — Page 14

BULLETIN NEW YORK, Aug. 7—Major League: club owners cut the list of candidates for the commissioner's job to about 12 today but said they don’t expect to elect * A. B. Chandler’s successor for another month. The club owners met for four hours this morning. National League Publicity Chief Charles Segar announced, “There will be no commissioner elected today.” But President Horace Stoneham of the New York Giants said, “There were about 25 names suggested by the screening committee. We have cut the list at least in half.”

By CARL LUNDQUIST . United Pruvs Sports Writer

NEW YORK, Aug. 7—Five major league club owners _ said they favored a baseball man and the Washington Senators began an active campaign to elect Minor Leagues President George Trautman as the game's leaders convened today to pick a new commissioner. / I Ts X i Warren Giles of the Cincinnati] aan e sui Reds, Bil DeWitttof the St. me Make Reserve ; ne BUSINESS a B. Flerry) Chandiée depend Somme. Browns, Clark Grifith of the : 3 sioner of baseball, testifies before the House baseball investigators Senators, Bob C ter of the imuhgetor, senators, son canenter ot 2 Clause Law,

rained-out series. » . ”

GUTTERIDGE looked over his

concerning the question as to whether baseball is a monopoly and Philadelphia Phillies and Lou Pe-| commercial enterprise. Chandler blasted some major league club rini of the Boston Braves all sald,

owners in denouncing the 75 per cent voting rule to select a com. before the meeting they favored Solon Asks a

issi man from within the game missioner, { By United Press

itself. “Fred Saigh of the St. Lous. WASHINGTON, Aug, 7—

{Cardinals leaned away from a Sen. Edwi p {baseball man, and Del Webb of in C. Johnson (D. ithe New York Yankees, Walter |0'Malley of the Brooklyn Dodg- Western League as well as a ers and Charles Comiskey of the {Chicago White Sox were unde-

Blues tonight. Fisher is as healthy as his pinch-hitting. But Pitcher Bob Curtis, Outfielder Frank Kalin and Shortstop Dick Cole are on the ailing list. |

sr aflment has kept * T U N cate one mene roo @I=Timers Tune Up New fighthanders return to action is M od y i ho | | 'Ford' for Yank Proviema ler kept Kalin at, 0 e or or an S

i home. He'll receive more treat-

successor. gality by sponsoring legislation to.

“miracle of 1951.” Perini, a member of the screen- make it legal.

For, following instructions to ithe letter, young

bled him the last few days of the] Tribe's home stand. ” » Bs

{Morgan calmly THE INDIANS have a threegame winning streak to work on, owed down the

Washington Sen- | Should the streak survive against| tors, 4 to 0

‘Mize walked. McDougald brought The reserve clause lusigaousese (kees added their fourth and) i {final run in the seventh on Gene] |Woodling's triple and Brown's (single.

which he originally signed unless|p |he is traded or quits the game. | “In my opinion, the worst thing ¥ that could happen would be

Yer Out

dians only hope Mantle and com- i joes vi Nope ’ 'second, 19th of the season, made ngmes. But Comiskey added that a lolate

on't devour them. = ; Siay don't devonr REALIZING that the sham- the score 5-1 in the seventh some names will be presented eparged THEY gNOT only beat the op- bling, easy-going Morgan could against Gene Bearden, And the that are not on the screening It this turns out te be the case

the Sherman Anti-| as its critics have!

sidered James Farley a “sports” “epidemic of suits challenging it.” D candidate. Farley is most famed, Johnson testified after Ross C, for his services within the Demo-'Horning, 30-year-old former cratic Party, but he once was minor league player, told the M

with it. streak of nine wins last year that! the sixth inning. Mayor Frank Zeidler greeted brought the Yanks a pennant. ni ?

the team and presentad Manager Ford now is in the Army. . +E .Charley Grimm with an oversiz®| mna,gn Morgan was winning Junior Baseball

clone vs An- Pirates. owner below class “A” would Stores vs Naval Ordnance » er ’ drews ‘at Riverside § 1 ’ + y x 4 } At Ae ium awful fast and never forgets, He's od Th verside Aug Del Webb of the ‘New York testify hefore the committee be-

1p Bell Pharmacy vs. Riviera «lub gonna stay around here a long Riversite 3° Aus’ 10 winner’ game 1. at m 24 nar ec . i I 5 Ste ( 3 Iverside 3 Aug 0 r {Pes ‘hairms 1 Pp 1 “ " BD Mooney Mules. Ward ve IDEAS. | y 8 : Ng yeraide I Ju. I winner dante 4. at Yankees, chairman of the four- cause “the pressure is too great 2 Rial Fast Side Merchants vs Ww 4 time and make a lotta money. Riverside 1, Aug. 10 " 7 man screening committee, said “I fpom the big league owners who Holliday x ' > ‘ r . ’ . To : At Longacra Stadium Could be he'll help the Yanks J A LEAGUEF think there is a 50-50 chance that ha eaid. ‘control the game 7 m_. Decatur Merchants vs. Univer- make a lot of World Series money! George Hoster vs. Riverside Cardi. yw ay b ble to deci ; : sity Saelzhts 8p m., National Hosiery vs . “(nals at Riverside 2. Aue TY ve may e able to decide on a . Progress Laundo od 5, ™ Barrington thiz year. His win last night gave 3 SR hucn-Ragadale vs. PRanthers at final choice in these méetings.'™s Asks Fight Probe ; : 0 them a one-game lead over the i Hawthorne vs winner game 1. a However; practically none off WASHINGTON, A T CP) FRIDAY dle Clevel 4d Ind Riverside 6. Aug. 10 3 AR NG DN; HE. fF 3 § AS 1 e evelan ndians, nd Hal Neal Vi. winner came 2. a tha other cub owners believed Rep. lL. Gary Clemente (D. poi Pa 1 India ear V8 Atkny Saw : EX: Yankee Don Jonasen saried Riverside 2. Aux | = they could get together on a final N. Y.) wants Congress to make a Plan: 9 p Legion ve Ratler fOF 18 Senators and hele 8 Old choice at this time, but thev in thore h tigat f b Pasrmacy sOYelse . an Ho . . a 10roughn investigation of boxing £0 - At Muniéipal . Tok 8 Seorel i uny) foun Amateur Baseball . end toe narrow the field to three He introduced a resolution ecally m stingnouse Dealers va om ne 0 errs i £ Istrie axra basebal! or four & { t I F Coal Co: 8 p ath Side Regals vs hning ut gy 8, os! FER | eam’ woul to schedule games (hr i 3 candida es for a “runoff jng for the appointment of a speMarers Mark Pp om. Mitehsl! ®eort Walked and Rookie Gil Mc- aug 12 ar 8 Teams interested contact flection either after the World . har AY va “Meadow Brook yougald on Ray Highbaush. 330 W. 29th St Indi- Cp } i cial five-member committee of the : AV Langaere Dougald walloped a home run. annapolis WANS 3 Toeries or at the winter baseball House to conduct the investigaLink Belt 8 Bad's seville Ion a wie - rv — meetings next December tion nk. Be m rain Tket vi P ; Service Supply . pm. Indians Bell vs The bloe af owners seeking a a————————————————— bdiana Farm Bureau candidate outside the official SUNDAY date ! th ficial AL Beach Grove FATIlY Of Bhoctall bar oa ite on League Leaders pout Bes Merry Go Round vs. Bridge {ing candidates, James A. Farley LEADING BATSMEN The following teams were seeded d aw & (Gen, Douglas MacArthur, Gov AMERICAN LEAGUE R Pet {ory 1001° Allien Florists and” allison ob Frank Lausche of Ohio. Chief Minoo, Chicaso . 103 311 #7 138 ‘348 3 1 sty vd i ; Ex in ain hi'adelpht p 3 33 nen ER SN . Justice Fred Vinson. and FBI Di- Kell Rairott naa 8 38 8 1 Rl rector J. Edgar Hoover San, Whsningtan .. 30 3M 33 . x a BTRA Re . rin Soa AY . Avila, Cleveland 91 350 55 114 33% Fish Stor LEAGUE STANDINGS STERDAY But the trend seemed to be NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION AMERICAN ASSOCIATION aE Fon ' G AB R H rot x Won Pt OB No games scheduled away from the politician type of Mysial. St. Louis 100 370 81 137 JU a . i Milwaukee ) 45 609 N LEAGU “on 8S py ich ag ~ | Ashburn, Phila 104 437 66 187 ¥s7 BOOTHBAY HARBOR wk . 3 Hh mB Washingtog \'NSRICAN LEAGUE os o Commissioner, such a A." B. Rot n, Brooklyn .101 330 72 134 348 Me, Aug. 7° (UP)—Expeit LAs SHO 18 i id Bia New York 000 301 10x— &¢ 7 1 (Happy) Chandler. the former Wyrostek. Cinn 102 390 33 13% 124 ug “Spey IANA I 3 Ss 1 Johnson, Harris (8) and Riutis: Morean UU. 8. S , Campanella, Brkiyn 94 338 58 11) 320 fishermen from throughout Min HH : 5] 1s 13 8-1: and Berra. Losing pitcher, Johnson Bie Senator from Kentucky, who the nation tried : - outsville wool 2) 8-1. Rome Run-—MacDougald. was fired as baseball's bi $8 ie nation tried all last et i es ws CSL, 004 000 108-10 18 0 whan the club big be Ask About Our Budge! Plan week to catch a tuna in the BE AMERICAN LRAGOR 4 Det roft 000 001 ooo 1 5 2 When the club owners ganged up Maine state tournament but : von Lost: Pet. GB Pohson 13d Sheen: Mai Ginanera’ | OD him last’ winter, had no luck. a Ep hg 4a White (1-31. Home Runs— Webb, though insisting he has - i } i 1 Giinsbe 3 i § Yesterday, Mortimer R Boston $l 0 Ni 4 lod x hauled no final choice, said at the base Thomas of Tenafly, N. J : $3 a NATIONAL LEAGUE ball hearings in Washington that went out for the first time A 4 : } EXHIBITION RESULTS the sport would not now be in He caught a 575-pound fish : 2 gt Louis (AY arrlaburg. Pa. 3 1 3 Such legal difficulties had a sonind ] NATIONAL LEAGUE Hattitbure 18) at 18.200 $0... 7 ad baseball man been directing its Printers Need i a 3 3 Freeman 4) Brooks (8: and Jadwin ‘destinies He placed the blame | ory 9 4 N ) ? 2g & At Cleveland directly Ch WASHINGTON, Aug. 7 (UP) Boston © « 310 14ly Bracklvo (N 000 100 020 3 8 © Ctly upon Chandler and made . A Rk oston ‘ ! 1 \ T° Cleveland (A) 100 000 302-- 5 9 1 ft ¢ e Wi , The Indianapolis team participat. & Lo0 §o4 Mn |e tee comtelt Bele ln auerent type of man to succeed Nt : ) i \ 3 [Chaknles. Zuverink (8) and Tebbetts, : ( an to succee ns in {he Union Printers Inter- Chieazs 4 ph tH 2) 3 phing Pitcher, Zuverink. Home Runs— him nationa aseball) tournament =H ——————— We Th 3 Ee see a SSM Saat a must win its game with New GAMES TODAY

York today to stay alive in the second round of the two-game elimination affair. The Hoosiers were defeated yesterday by Detroit 11 to 7 in the first round

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ment in Indianapolis. His fence- By JOHN JSRIFFIN 1, McDougald also drove in the cided. clause” in baseball player con- u'Einsiandis busting bat will be sorely missed, , | o.oo coma pitching ag. third Yankee run in the gixth} There was doubt that a com- tracts. g 3 34=Dr Arnold, XH. Grande, 8. Shane, espegially in St. Paul, Minneap-\,,.. rom a couple of wise “old- "Pins. Bobby Brown beat out|missioner could be elected at the He urged the House committee aiid, Elroymson, R. Efroymsos, olis ini wale, 3 eb ltimers” has made Rookie Tom bunt J sg Tamme org | meeting today. It takes 12 of the investigating baseball to remove| 910=B. Farber. A. Levinson, M. Zimet, larities. A pulled groin muscle may keep, , pjl0 s€CO on .oe aggio's 16 votes to elect A. B. Chandler's all doubt about the clause’s fe- TF oB.2%: ¥ 3 Cole out for a few days. It hob-| Morgan the New York Yankees’ i. and to third as Johnny Piji—f Boon P. Schmidt B. Mobtier. 1. YO

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it would be a mistake, as well as a harsh injustice, to put ; /these young men away as evil un{wholesome characters. for myself, I certainly can’t do it. TI know a number of them perI've leader, Earl Blaik, for a number

Craycratt, | But wheth>r they should be branded as moral lepers is something

Jlhe Jest of fhe Best is LEADERSHIP!

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etting outside help in their examinations. ongressman to ask abolition of West Roint

It's not too easy to defend men, even when they are

That's what has happened at West Point where some

Stoner, Dr. Tavel, 8. Schau. 0) cadets, including virtually the entire footbal

and basketball squads, have been ———— H. found guilty of classroom irregu-

1, baseball

what we are offering our youngsters today? A good chance to go out and get themselves killed in somebody's dirty war before they

ONE THING I can't stand stil in this West Point mess is ir fie] cracks by the politicians, such as their field L,)bright of Arkansas and El

Do they know that some of the most famous players have heen

Milwaukee, they beat prove exactly the same brilliant Sox wound up matters with five : ‘e Hi 8:30—H. Danaby. J. “iraham, A. McDan- else. killed in action over there? poition | y lsurprise that young Ed (Whitey) more runs Tg ninth off Hank] Rites ® hist. and test suits against it are 4.385 Hushes. P. stone. W. Dunford, aq Trent, who captained When the first place Brewers Ford was last year, Dickey and Borowy. ® Maybe Jim Farley? successful, Johnson said “the nas” Nem B%, av. 1 yours A FELLOW can’t be right and sity and Tom Lombardo who capreturned home yesterday from a Turner have been carefully tutor- ;,6 pDohson set down the Tigers In addition to Trautman, Giles tional pastime will be relegated to LL as Coe, R. C. Block. R. Belz, G. wrong at the same time and no tained and quarterbacked the ’44 road trip, they were greeted with ing the rookie righthander in the with five hits for his seventh vic. and Ford Frick, president of the the sandlots. from which it at Es Maurer, R. Creske. B. Hobbs. matter now you try to explain team which introduced Blanchard a parade and city hall reception. crafts of the mound, tory. He faced only 31 batters |National League, are the top emerged.” And unless all doubts 9 HocHas, ame Abrams, Br. Cor- cheating it still comes out cheat- and Davis? Winning 13 of 15 games on the Result: Morgan now stands just missed a shutout when Joe Gins- candidates from within baseball, about the reserve clause are re er, W. Greenberg. F. Riuter, INE. That's why it's impossible to And do these brilliant gentletour might have something to do one win behind Ford's phenomenal herg tagged him for a homer in Some club owners said they con- settled, he said there will be an CHE. Josin R. Gainer, MOUNt an all.out defense for these men know that because of Wash-

stupid-

3 r York . : 58—Starter’'s {me 2 3 . a 4 bat. Rival pitchers think the regularly, he had been showing an .- chairman of the New York Box- committee he thought the reserve! 10:06—Dr. Lichtéyoers, P. Goldstein. Dr. If class room cribbing was the Korea without any previous train- » “ a] L ~ i ” % , Brewers’ bats are ample enough. |inanility to finish. Turner and Card Changed ing Commission and attempted to clause should be changed. But Bean aoe worst the world could hold against In8 under fire? There just wasn't Ty —_—_— | Dickey dlagnosed his trouble as . buy the New York Yankees from he didn't say just how it should 19.23-M, Sivan M JHiton. er. YOU and me we whUMN't have to anybody else to do the job. Sure, pe Latihall Notes {bearing down too hard in the first 5 Games this week in Junior the estate of ithe late Col. Jacob he changed man, bait api “7 worry! much about getting past these young men have made a All SAT at Beech ‘Grove 1ast assay three innings, via ed iim Just oe Teena L's eity championship Ruppert . vo Horning - disputed the stand of 12 PE EomoriTe Clark, A. Schaefer St. PelBt. AY" long aL Te agnac. Mistake, 3 Sraver stake. Lor wera rained out Schedule tonight 1:15 [fore last night's game to tise his tournaments for A, B and ( It was learhed that U. 8. Sen. pig baseball managegent that D. Lewts Si Sh system iz in effect it should be which their conscience will exact nma Oar s. Barner ree "ichange-of-pace pitch more often Leagues have been changed due Edwin Johnson (D. Colo.) alSO {ne reserve clause is vital to the x 4 peor ett: Eo Knox, D. Byrley respected. : painful tribute, but don’t let anySchedule. tonight ab a el al oT K a-/ The wisdom was proved as Mor to yesterday's rain,” All games Was a strong possibility. Comis- game. Other witnesses have 12 $8 rer time swan, Vente But mayoe it nas bee . t body try to tell you they aren't SAD POI nitions oirls. ? gan kept his ‘stuff all the way Will be played at 5 p. m. except key said he had in mind "a com- q,i4 the reserve clause keeps the bach Forbes - Me TY mod x: a I redial ol good Americans just the same. COUNTY TOURNEY DRAWINGS . against the Senators. When he those designated. . bination man,” and Johnson-ap- richer clubs from buying up all 1:02 Sticerman, Jansen Prox, Iyog oC ef ' may! IL doesn It with a EERE y TOMORROW : o : . eared to be the man. It was i . rCdthat UTTRY, Ure fers. J. the kind of life we live these days, ! fgot in a jam with two on and| ' The revised schedule pe : ... the talent. Breas Mosler. C. Waskarer. be it's asking t . R On Tod 1p me hed Life ve. Hert- none out in the eighth, he had ais £ LEAT Johnson who introduced the bill whl 1 Mossier, C. Wassoper, C. maybe it's asking too much of a Races On Today foes: § p m., Indianapolis Times v8 Re. power in reserve to retire three 1-—Junior India A Ada PAL exempting baseball from anti- Tough on Minors wid —D Lipp." G. Frank, H. Chaifie, L. More human to keep a faithful Times State Servies x \ 3, & ; RAC ; J - vunior 1 ns . G le J t y r ont : .~ ts rep . Sends, 8 9. wm. Peeriess Fama ye. Gan straight batters. In the ninth, 5% 8a% plus 8 ¥ * trust laws, and this bill touched But Horning said the rich clubs WH Scharfiin, I Berl, R. Hay. 00% Score on himself in this day SHELBYVILLE, Aug. 7--Thres gs At Municipal Stadium i En id Hori orth Eas mets vs. Hawthorne at " ari AT : 4 «w faire, Enyder and age—an age whic f r sta y - Tp om Kinsan Garage ve. TWA Con- with one on and one out, he got Riverside 5, Aug. 8 Te «off the present hearings in Wash- have the better players anyhow, Rn oiiDers. & O'Neal. RK. Biske, geal ag : features stake races will be on the har stellation. # pm. Vonnegut Hardware afispey Vernon on a weak pop and Red Eis Saf alery Ase Tarkington ington. Also Johnson helped re- through buying them at high L coanay. the fite-day week, fast relief ness racing program at the 99th way < 1 . nt A , N ' Ug. How rma . ? 3 ” . 4 : 3 § Efrovmson 5 ohn, u i Y » AY Baa” To Bran then ripped the ball past 8am side i aLec4ern v8 Marchalis at River. Vive the Western League and 1s prices or outbidding the other Cohn Dv. Magn son: ©. Cohn. M. 8 checks and endless political pat- Shelby County Fair today. The Al -Longaere t : ho th In eside ft e e now ; 1'88—H. Hoffman. L. Theobald ronage. races were $ Tp m. Sperdvay Products va Fults Mele for ‘the game-ending strike-' pias Hoster vs winner game 1, at President s he Jeng I , : teams to sign promising rookies, 200-3 Hop Beata sing id 341 vou over sb to tigi g : « 22 toned because of Slaughter House: § p.m. Copul Drugs 38 | out B LEAGUE le meeting began at 3:30 a. m.. Independent minor league clubs WwW. Wizgan. you e stop to think rain yesterday. J Adams n ) Ce . 3 1 { . 2 . \ Far Q : 3 nT ——————— —————————————————— ——— - — beam ee - ns eer — taring vs. Kingan AA s » »n 1--Gieorss Hoster vs. Haughville at Ris Indignapeils Time) after I 4 have a tough time getting players™ THURSDAY “HR ’ : , oon S: round of picture snapping by pho- while the reserve clause is in efAt Beech Grove His body moves ow, hii. 2--Brookside PAL vs. Rhodius PAL at tographers. All of the clubs were fait Horning said m. Beveridge Paper vs -Indianan- mind moves fast,” observed Man-' 3 Douglas PAL vs. Fairview Red 80 R d except the Pitsb : ia olis Ratlways, 8 p. m. RO. Barber (Mire ~ “ t" Rive 3 Te R ox represented except the Pitsburgh He charged that no plaver or Wh oub Memorial; 8 8 m., Raga] ager ( asey Stengel, He learns “ 1 Ry hun ST vs st : :

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Jane Clyne yest of 'u hard. 2st night with a | The shutout was the 17th by] HAGE RS TOWN Md., Neave it (the question of legality) pA0:2—L. Lipman, k Peters. J. Swan of years. de rs Dusiana, tat uande3 five -hitter — ithe Yankee mound staff this; Aug. 7 (UP)—The hunch o the courts,” Johnson said. | 10:j0—Starters time 1.1 know nb man in sports. or e been rought into u ship. ..__imerely his eighth 4 'season. bettors lost their chance to- The House Monopoly Commit- se. bt. Gant, R. Gant, EB. Gant, R iY ma : =P or the academy and that certain of : The Blues have lost Bob Cerv, .oichi victory x 5 » day. : tee is studying whether organized, 12:38—Dr. Leer, C Johnson. J. Laer, J education (for that matter. Withithe cadets have nosinterest other to. the N York Yankees, but snd his third | IN THE only other major In view of the New York baseball should be exempt from | 12.48—C. Rosagco. R Montgomery, M gigher lenis. I Eagw bis boy, than football. utded Jace Jensen hard ¢ 14g icy ee a. con. HD AR Tos Do oh er]: Jie = Mewewmen 4 0%, “ww war to have 16 58 gn ow ap RS 5 SIRE YAR WRNY OUSBOIARS few da ty the IP Sais } fourth-pinte~clicage Witte Box. Sas e bad commiiisness ro WE, QUEHons has thee ihe Light x, fines yo x nd vp ps: ars Gs ES Bie? onal EC TIM came I-ie topinet) Held at” top Tom Upton and Third 4 5 0 t 0 r oidered Tn [trounced the Tigers, 10 to 1-un- they were all set to plunge hold on players dllowed by ‘heloraccio, E. Carrol © ran : Ig na ona y. Hosiyest Point. Footliall is incident. ; Kermit Wahl, the for-'so. (he Yankees |der the lights at Detroit. Show-| upon the horse Commis- Teserve clause. It is designed to }i3—J. isha } Siackpouse B_ Sast. just about as ifice a boy, as you'd 5; 4, military training and any mer Indiana University performer. i, tneir hot pen- Morgan {ing the way in the 15-hit attack sioner in the fourth race at Prevent an annual scramble -of Bussel ~ = ~~ © CC want to meet. attempt to picture it otherwise MICKEY MANTLE still cavorts Dant battle. was veteran Eddie Robinson with Hagerstown today. high bidding for players la Letton. : he Prot "I can't conceive of him doing by these sterling statesmen is an in the Bl tfield. He finds As-| And big, big assists go today to two homers, a double, and a But Commissioner was Remove Doubts jo 15D" Morey, ©! Zawatds, J. Prelit anything mean or vicious or hurt- untruth and a disservice to the elation pitching m his lik. [hose two veteran Yankee coaches, single. scratched. ; cota p omy, A J Tisen. C_Bab- ful te anybody. And yet thereflag. Do Fullbright and Ellender sociation pitching nore 10 8] to/former catcher Bill Dickey and! .goninson's first blast marked — Johnson told the committee '1.30—R. Perk. E Sandbeis. R. Anderson. Seems to be no doubt that he know that some 40 men who LAE iy The In. former pitcher “Milkman Jim" 4 four-run rally against Hal dates for the $65,000-a-year job, at he is not a lawyer but fesis "'1'5§~A. Selis, M. Selis. M. Sigler, A Violated the academy's stern played football at West Point : Taner. (White in the third inning. His/said the list was down to 20 joa: Perhaps the reserve clause AY laisriery time. ‘honor code. As a consequence he have won Purple Hearts in Ko-

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