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1 ited Press Sp s W * . \ YR et. 2d ] { vou 1 the ¢ tement NEW YORK; Oct. 12—H mer r Big Business? I isn't « et | ne to be the wildest wintér of 3 : player trading the majors have ha 1 In many a aear. % Not a club can stand pat because there were no stand- . af . x i { , t By OSCAR FRALEY . ants i r 8 1 \ United Press Sports Writer { } ced each other ot 1 he Browns, but said “ab NEW YORK, Oct. 12-—The house sub-committee to! \ : h dri rtin \ } + Oi inder way in : 3 Tonio e | ¥ oy orks . 7 # determine whether major league baseball is-a monopoly] WASH] soE 11 THE SECOND e 1 resumes sessions Monday. One of the most intriguing The Nati : : . . " e | el ere zo ek a e ( 1771es i og ; asph: ia oi J n the by their f puzzles it faces 1s whether baseball is big business or, as ciation, t e to Five contended, “A game belonging to nw on tih ( g he fare’ : = ; L creating : : z e hurfos tne lan : I'AM rankled. and I admit it n \ p J For once, 1 won't bet on the unashamedly that working Tr “ said today . 1 flv-chase public. newspapermen are barred from : the rule re n 3 { Coa ( Right now I'm going to take World Series dressing rooms for pions to de q ry \ tz of the vou a little behind the scenes of five minutes after the game; in v 1 | } : gix months iy ADS y int-winning OMe big league baseball, And I'll ask the case of the winners, and “0 Bix mont { ‘ } ! ¢ be almo you -and the House committee, if minutes in the case of the losers’ , The NB « ) ¢ 1 { t ning only it is interested whether or not locker room In those few min svstem it gti BH g pitehers e Mau this is a game which belongs to utes all of the color and excite gure the THE YANKEES t 2 Chuft Stot ind you, and you. and you. ment — which should be relaved 9 live up to t i na ) t 2 2 » to the fars if it actually is “their The syst ' 4 1 0 t MY INTEREST is in the chucl- S00 on is 4 Sonia. final conf cause 8 8 eman, Walt : . eb] x rahe people like Danny Kave, President 1 n ( b J ish manner which basebal. has Milton Berle or anybody else who real, Natio OR o : S r nd Lou adopted for the press, I am, I has an “in” with the manager, J. Greene a I And Stengel Boudreau are old and slow on t} : hope, a newspaperman. 1 ask no are given free access to the dress- National also concedes that he needs some '* f lhe injield and T+ \ personal acclamation, compensa-|'Pf rooms at all times, Harvey Mi additiona it s¥ I dent iH Vy In posed to he CAPS! ~ IE 11 ' tions or special privilege 8, 2 » " 291 Ww WASHINGTON ST hivhest hope is to get Ned Garver thro in the outfield. The great CAPS SOALE-Blaw Hall, one of amateur hockey's out- But I am representing vou. It THE BASEBALL Writers’ As . ’ al . Br : } ‘ med for niuch « standing goaiies last season, has clinched the net-tending job with: ny jol : bE + to the fans te sociation charged Ford Frick FIRNT, - A A ly L eh . . ism JO ). 10 bring ( e ¢ $ ( a I. I I K ar to give up Hank (B 1 wston's lack of morale beca the Indianapolis Caps, who open their 1951.52 season tomorrow the Dest. of NE iy all the the new commissioner, with get. a champiol Bauer and Je: Colema mong petulant temperament, night in Syracuse. The home season will open Oct. 18 against Her- jor, facts and interesting events !ing the fans a better break by WALK 2 BLOCKS he must de

hare 4 te the d iid bring 's t ret n nla h dull ¥ " \ 1 h . 0 2 J 04 ete e ( . = ! rn } shey. Hall is 20. of the ‘national pastime This having. the clubhouses ' thrown

Sponsored by \ Hal Newhouser 13 through and base, could £0 in a deal because permitted inside who do yOu supe INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCK oo ‘uch oldsters as Fred Hutchinson, he is a hot item in the trading pose was in there?” None other WOLF SUSSMAN, INC. — rn ’ ~~ 3 I DEALERS OF INDIANA a Dizzy Trout, and’ Virgil Trucks marts right now, than Sugar Ray Robinson, Joe = 239 W. WASHINGTON ST.

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i} \ { he } { 1 1 ne Pp al a. 4 ¥ we? VV > ¢ i I Rite 9 — a - is, baseball .people have insisted "P€n at all times to the news- tender by vv y A " ih e Wi} e Rox . = ig tw DAT cy oe p i + hh ' mo 18 I Eo a yaar x . Ciaresp dint Tigo: or even the 3 i 1 ins h Wel \ ling to not bring’ a¥% much on the trading to the house ‘committee with Pa pe rmen W ho in the final FROM HIGH RENT DISTRICT Roath | Tac ol Ta atid ih ra RAEN p Minnie Minoso, their prize block as Wertz, Groth is a special ren zied trepidation, your game nA1VIIg are oR representatives $ $ title fight, has already been compieted, W fl x a 2 a 3 wel ; fas 9 i lal 1 Of the fans Fig R ad A 3 ey mt a Eee pees which played Of the fans. Frick openly ad. SAVE $10 TO $15 ON AL the 1 the .Yanks giving up Coleman PAUL RICHARDS hustling F00Kie Star, but that is out of the favorite in the Detroit organiza- If it is, the press which plaved; ~ Lo 2 Fr Id not risk his NEo : il t four other nic) las £50... White Sox did all vight ut question. - tion and: )s ‘almost sa eo A Major part in bringing it to you H © f° wor 1 Fisk his NBA wil and four other play POS Sh I :s DON fic all nigit. until thelr SE EE re ls and-makInE-H-Ine-se-called.. nas inaugural ding with, the : 100% ALL-WOOL . of the rut aon, General Manager (rear pitching ware thin and they are. Minoso was with the Indians at "e€pt ; oF : is 2 5 ehonid be able 1p owns Be Ving "ta da anvthing MALIRARINE a3 SER pe yg ataterment ’ ‘ea admitie tt op . HBhla ; 3 0 astm ? . : i . Weiss of the Yankees admitted out to get a couple of top-flight the start of the season and many ar. on y Ps 11. the facts at this time His reply was five-month conferring “all day” yesterday hurlers, They could deal with the experts feel t} watild have won THE ATHLETICS, who were Pig You alll rach, “mavhe. later.” ’ has no pla \ experts fee hey mld hay ‘on : ayoe, ile I 7 - : : - ay the hottest club,.in the league 1 8 =a So let's face it as 2) the pennant had not Hank G Sarit Er \ $ ‘ Sat rr ¥ > 5 commitiee ZN 4 I ha ; had fi 4 ink Green during the last month, should be LET'S GO back to the Cleve Baseball is hig bugimess And All-Wool Worsteds mine logic: berg eir Tener: : p y hah. seats int SRPinG . ? z ‘ : ’ ’ ” dealt him awa : A anege in good shape again in the spring |and-Yankee final crucial se- the way it is, they an have it! All-Wool Sharkskins a smaller ealt hi away, A secondary dea ] ~ : ger Jimmy keg reine . 4 might be arranged wherebv the although Manager Jimmy Dykes pias which determined the Amer omens All-Weol Gabardines » ferences © migh arranged whereby the wants another long-ball hitting jean League pennant. In the = si Tail ' Indians would get Al Zarilla, but Ast a eg > 2a, DIAMOND 3 Fine aiioring members — P. m. e ; Al Zarilla, t outfielder to go with. Gus Zernial pinth inning, newspapermen were informed ¢ t ; : a . 121 nly ; BES: they wouldn't give: up a top- and he may need reserves for chased out of the corridor in: LOANS hr fight hurler for hi at . A : . toc ‘ in 8 SMU ¥S. NOTRE DAME 4 Right hurler for him. his aging infield. Férris Fain, front of the Yankee dressing z SALE “If. in 8 I'he Tigers need pitchers. since tp Yor att yp) et . } zt nally ng 3 d warni n | ! t rs- the league batting champ at first r } hen thev finally were and warny 8 g I room. When they | : ® WE BUY DIAMONDS © = declined to z = £ z “EB

are question marks. They Willi yw, chington and the Browns louis and eight members of their Ppa a In . Of Hille aS 1070 ON have to let go one of their strong- need practically everyt 1g and entourage. withdraw armed young outfielders, Wertz,| oii listen to any reasonable offer Does that sound like it is “the champion.” YOUR DIAL Hoot Evers, or Johnny Groth. Bill Veeck almost rebuilt the fans’ game?” ‘ You Name It! 4 Evers had a bad year—but still pg. wnies from the time he took! Not to me, It seems to this . } THEN 1 is potentially. great—so he would si "corner as if the fans in Florida 3 for elimih:

over the team and he will con California or’ Maine were entitled (WE HAVE IT)

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winner, He has a driving mana . es ’ iva “ ely «WE SELL. WE SERVICE er in Rogers Hornsby who V ition which a bat h+ of prize SALE The NB i . fighters were privileged to see it will no won't tolerate anything but f : N ! oe” me aniiing at BEE EE Mode GABARDINE oe i iustling ball plavers. tGarver is | nl . h I : y ame also newspaper manu- : fact that the big man in all negotiations (. i red ; t t 1¢ Lu . 1c ) and could bring as much as : — wooL Penk x ee a + the purs £50,000 in cash or players. > orl i SHEE xtonet AHA some. seliesa) TOP COATS pion in a n BRINGS Y ( U The Browns yesterday an- R ca € a some genera The statemn + reserve strength, 3 gi a nounced a swap which. sent Zi ini are way Sent: one Dodzers.: still rated th ipout Linings are n . Pitcher Fred Sanford and Out- The Dodgers, still rated the P 9 NBA

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