"Bob" Seeds, who is the only major league ball player to own a ball club of his own, is in his third season with the New York Giants. Seeds is president of the Amarillo club in the West Texas-New Mexico League, and his wife is business manager. The Giants purchased Seeds from Newark in 1938, and he has proved a useful man to have on a club. He is a good fielder and a long, dangerous hitter. He appeared in only 63 games last year but accounted for 26 runs-batted-in on 46 hits. The year before, he filled a bad gap in the Giant outfield and drove in 52 runs in 81 games. Besides the Giants, Seeds has played with Cleveland, Chicago, Boston and New York in the American League. Because of his numerous changes of clubs, he was tagged "Suitcase" by "Bib" Falk, one of his managers.