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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS'

38 April 2, 1976

4 Jewish Major Leaguers
Ready for Baseball Season

Jack Freed & Ray Bresler

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By IRWIN COHEN

Editor and Publisher,
The Baseball Bulletin

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Quality not quantity.
That tells the story this sea-
son.
Only four Jewish ball-
players are on the 25-man
rosters of the 24 major
league baseball clubs. Four,
that is, counting perennial
American-League batting
champ Rod Carew of the
Minnesota Twins.
Since his marriage to
Marilynn Levy in 1970,
Carew studied Judaism and
only recently converted.
In a game played last
Sept. 15, Carew showed up
at the ballpark but did not
suit up citing illness as the
reason. A Twins' official
told me the reason that
Carew didn't play that day
was because it was Yom
Kippur. "I guess," specu-.
lated the club official,
"Carew figured it would
mean a lot less explain-
ing."
Other Jewish players in
the American League are
pitcher Ken Holtzman of
the Oakland A's and Ron
Blomberg, the Yankees' des-
ignated hitter.
The latter is the most ob-
servant of the four and will
not play on Rosh Hashana
or Yom Kippur.
In- the National League,
the lone Jewish player is
Steve Stone, who posted a
fine pitching record of 12

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wins and 8 losses for the
lowly Chicago Cubs last sea-
son.
Lew Lerner, a pitcher in
the Minnesota Twins farm
system may make the big
leagues this year.
Mike Epstein now re-
sides in his wife's home-
town of Stockton, Calif.,
and is president of Mike
Epstein Enterprises, while
Richie Scheinblum will be
returning to a second sea-
son of Japanese baseball.
Where are the Jews in
baseball? Four of the 24 ma-
jor league club owners are
Jewish while several Jews
are employed in key front
office positions. And star
pitcher Jim Palmer of the
Baltimore Orioles has a
Jewish father.

U-D, Marygrove
DanCers Perform

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dent performing company
of the University of Detroit/
Marygrove College dance
program, will perform its
annual spring concert 8:30
p.m. today and Saturday at
the Redford Theatre.
Tickets may be purchased
at the Performing Arts Box
Office at Marygrove College;
or at the Redford Theatre.
Tickets may also be reserved
by calling the Performing
Arts Center, 341-1838 or
927-1130.

Journalist Hersh
Due at Town Hall

Pulitzer Prize-winning
journalist, Seymour Hersh,
investigative reporter for
the New York Times, will
address the Detroit Town
Hall 11 a.m. Wednesday at
the Fisher Theater.
There is a charge. For in-
formation, call the Town
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