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Jack Zeller (left) has been elevated from scout and farm system boss to generaal manager of the Detroit
Tigers. W. 0. "Spike" Briggs, Jr., assumed the vice-presidency of the club, vacated by the dismissal of Mickey
Cochrane, retaining also his post as treasurer. Del Baker (right) succeeds Cochrane as manager of the Tigers.
The elevation of Zeller and Briggs were the latest changes in the Tiger management, designed to lift the team
from its 1938 doldrums.

The tin cans and burlap packages shown here contain what the
treasury department in New York termed the largest single ship-
ment of illicit opium seized in more than a decade. The opium, seized
at a Brooklyn pier, was worth $600,000, officials said.

Miss Judy Dunford, of Port Huron, has been chosen "Miss Blue
Water" and will preside as queen over festivities incident to the dedi-
cation, of the new Blue Water Bridge over the St. Clair River between
Port Huron and Sarnia, Ont. The date for the dedication has not been
seta pending official word from the White House on a date suitable
to President Roosevelt who is expected to deliver the dedication address

The coaching staff for the Collegiate All-Star football squad, which will meet the Washington Redskins in
Chicago Aug. 31, are shown at Evanston as they worked out their strategy for the game. Left to right: Ray-
mond "Ducky" Pond, of Yale; A. J. Robertson of Bradley, Bo McMillin of Indiana, head coach; Lynn Waldorf
of Northwestern and Harry Kipke, formerly of Michigan.

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In The Majors
AMERICAN LEAGUE

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rid ....... .....61 41
.57 44
gton ...........55 53
.51 55
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lphia ..........38 65
uis ............37 66
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pct.
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.509
.439
.439
.369
.359

Van Duersen Sings
'Sampson' Tomorrow
Hardin A. Van Deursen, instructor
of voice in the School of Music, who
played the male lead in the recent
production of "The Vagabond King,"
is scheduled to appear at Bay View,
near Petoskey, tomorrow night in a
concert concluding a week's musical
festival there.
Haynie, Tomiski, Barker
Compete In A.A.U. Meet
DETROIT, Aug. 17 - (') - The
Michigan Amateur Athletic Union
men's 100-meter free style swimming
championship will be decided here
Thursday night with a field of 10
competing. Included in the entries
are three University of Michigan
stars-Waldemar Tomski, Capt. Tom
Haynie and Charles Barker.

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Pittsburgh ........ ..65 39 .625
New York ............62 46 .574
Cincinnati .............59 48 .551
Chicago ............59 49 .546
Brooklyn ..............50 56 .472
St. Louis.............46 60 .434
Philadelphia..........32 72 .308
NEW YORK, Aug. 17-(P)-Prob-
able pitchers in the Major Leagues
tomorrow: (won-lost records in par-
enthesis).
American League :
New York at Washington (2)-
Ferrell. (13-8) or Hadley (6-3) and
Chandler (11-2) vs. Leonard (11-9)
and Weaver (7-4).
Philadelphia at Boston-Nelson
(8-6) vs. Bagby (10-7).
St. Louis at Cleveland-Newsom
(13-10) vs. Feller (12-6).
Chicago at Detroit-Stratton (12-
6) vs. Lawson (5.8).
National League:
Brooklyn at New York-Mungo
(4-9) or Lamaster (4-7) vs. Hubbell
(13-9).
Cincinnati at Chicago-Derringer
(15-9) vs. Root (4-3).
Boston at Philadelphia-MacFay-
den (10-5) vs. Passeau (9-13).

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Dates of other
pionship events
yard free style;

A.A.U. state cham-
are: Aug. 25-220
Sept. 1-220 yard

backstroke and
living.

10 foot springboard

SOCIAL
DANCING
Toe, tap, acrobatics.
Taught daily. Terrace
Garden Studio. Wuerth
Theatre Bldg. Ph. 9695
2nd Floor. Open eves.

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