Don Black Taken Off Danger List

September 28, 1948

Don Black yesterday was taken off the danger list at Charity Hospital.

Hospital attendants said that the Indians pitcher had spent his “best day” since admitted to the hospital two weeks ago after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage while at bat during a ball game against the St. Louis Browns on Sept. 13.

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