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'Lefty' O'Doul
Picked to Head
San Diego Club
SAN DIEGO, Calif., Nov. 28—W—
The San Diego baseball club an
nounces that Frank "Lc-fty” O'Doul
is its new manager.
O'Doul, one of the most colorful
veterans in organized baseball, thus
remains in the Pacific Coast league.
He comes here from San Fran
cisco, where he managed that club
for 17 years and developed a num
ber of major league stars, includ
; ing the great Joe DiMaggio.
San Diego President Bill Starr
said O'Doul was taking the job
under a one-year contract. He de
clined to disclose the salary but
it was reported to be about $25,000
—the highest ever paid a San Diego
| pilot.
San Francisco dropped O’Doul as
pilot recently and yesterday an
nounced Tommy Heath, last season
manager of Minneapolis, would be
his successor.
4-Alaim Fite
In Washington
WASHINGTON, Nov. 28—I#)—An
early morning four-alarm fire swept
through one business building and
damaged another today in down
town Washington—only a stone's
throw from government buildings
and two large hotels.
The fire department estimated
damage at $10,000.
Sports in Brief
At Chicago — Chicago White Sox ,
traded first baseman Gordon Golds
berry, outfielder Jim Rivera, pitcher
Dick Littlefield, catcher Gus Niar- ■
fios and infielder Joe DeMaestri'
to St. Louis Browns for catcher
Sherman Lollar. pitcher A1 Widmar
and shortstop Tom Upton. Then
the Sox traded Upton to Washing
ton Senators for shortstop Sam
Dente.
At San Diego, Calif. — Frank
(Lefty) O'Doul named manager of
the San Diego club of the Pacific
Coast League.
At Chicago — Horton Smith of
Detroit was elected president of
the Professional Golfer's Associa
tion.
At Des Moines — Drake withdrew
from the Missouri Valley conference
and severed athletic relations with
Oklahoma A. and M. because the
conference took no action in the
Johnny Bright case.
At Peoria, 111. — President David
Owen of Bradley said he will re
commend to his faculty athletic
committee that the school follow
Drake and withdraw from the Mis
souri Valley conference.
At Jacksonville — Clemson was
selected to oppose Miami, Fla., in
the Gator Bowl, January 1.
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