Attempting a comeback with the Cleveland Indians is Beau Bell. In 1936, when he played his first full season for the St. Louis Browns. Bell proved one of the outstanding freshman hitters in the league with a mark of .344. He played in every game and drove in 123 runs. He hit .340 the following season but dropped below .300 in 1938 and last year played in only 65 games and just couldn't find the batting range. The Browns traded him to the Tigers in May last year, and in January this year, he was sent to the Indians for Outfielder Bruce Campbell. A hitter of Bell's proven prowess is bound to get going again, and Ossie Vitt, who manages the Indians, has full confidence in Bell's regaining top form. Bell led the American league in hits and two baggers in 1937.