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Evening star., 1928-06-11
WANTED--sALEsMEN.


SALESMAN for our used~car dept Apply
J. Jfrman Co, Inc, 3342 NJ 81. NV.
WANTED Three eat.appeartng statesmen to
sell nationally advertised electrical appli-
ance. See Mr. jacobsen between $50 and
Snpply Co. 1880 New York ave, NV.
SALES MANAGER.
For securities department. Good opening
Tor hiEh~class man. Address Box Th-D'
Star Office
Statesmen.
seiaTy and bonus. Apply Tuesday morn
Ing after nine. see Mr. Jones, room 203.
Chestnut Farms Dairy Building, goth and
FfnnhplYanla ave.
Statesmen.
Can you sell electrical refrig-
Grafton. using four strong sales
points,
Low down payment.
l8 months to pay balance.
Allowance for old refrigerator.
80 days trial.
If you are an average sales
man, you can earn more than
500 per week. Call between
4 and o pm, Room 2O8. Carpen-
ter Bldg, 10Th and X sts. NV.
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LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT

MONDAY, JUNE IL, 1929
Scheduled Eastern
standard Meters the M OF coll letters koyc right
Evening star., 1928-06-11

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS for sale; one Conn
bass horn. bass drum, kettle drum. two
Conn slide trombones. French eouturier
trumpet, slide trombone, buffet clarinet, two
French horns. VIII sell as whole or sep
arately, George \. Case, seas Western ave.
NV. Cleveland 55S4 Is
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HELP--DOMESTIC.

HELP-DOMESTIC.
COOK. colored. to 90 TO country with small
family: no Washing references required
1917 NJ ST. NV. Cau Tuesday after 8
COOK. plain, good: also maid for chamber
maid and waitress for small Virginia noun
tain resort hotel; white. Address Box l36-D,
COOK, strong woman, white or coiored, ex-
pf rtenced; laundry; small family: stay
nights. Ga. al47 1912 Geranium ST. NV.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. good cook and
laundreas: stay nights; references required;
family OF three. 1915 Woodley rd.
GENERAL HOUSEwoRKER -- Reliable girl;
no laundry; small family; stay nights; city
WOMAN. elderly, take charge of l0-year-o old
girl $40 to and cook dinner. Call after
O. 2lt9 II ST. NV. Apt. 40S
WOMAN for general housework. must be
good cook: stay night: family of 2: refer
cnces required. Address Box 1897, Star
olilce.
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Local Radio Entertainment
Monday, June IL, 1928.

EAA--Washington Navy Yard (4345
Afeters-690 Kilocyeies).
3:z5 pm.-weather Bureau reports.
e:55 pm-Arlington time signals.
1905 pm.-Weatl1er Bureau reports
WRHF--American BrOadcasting Co.
t322.4 Meters-930 KilOcycles).
pm-Piay-by play account Of the
Washington Cleveland base ball game.
5:45 p.m.-The Town Crier.
6 TO 7 pm.-Dinner concert
Early Program Tomorrow.
10 am.-Household talk by Gladys
Young.
1890 am.--Musical program.
IL a.rl.--HousehOld economy period.
ii:25 a.m.-Advertisers' period.
Evening star., 1928-06-11


SslaTy and bonus. Apply Tuesday morn
ink after nine. see Mr.. Jones, room 203,
Chestnut Farms Dairy Building. goth and
ave
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HELP--FEMALE,


ART sTuDENT--Youne woman familiar with
OIL painting; Write training and monthly
salary. Address Box a04-C. Star ONCE. IL
COLLEGE STUDENT. purp0scfuI is offered
opportunity for unlimited earnings in sum
mcr position outside city: guaranteed sal-
ary. Address Box 4G.C, Star office.
COOK. first class, colored. for up-to-date
city references. Address Box l29-D, Star offcc.
KODAK PRINTERS. experienced. Address
Box l22-D, Star office.
MARCELLER and finger wavers expert; per-
manent position to one Qualifying: good
salary. Address Box i28-D. Star ONCE.
NURSE, German girl. reliable: must have
OPERATORS, for power sewing machine.
to work on pants 40a lst ST. Sc.
sALEsWoMAN DEMONSTRATORS for health
woman past 80 preferred Call mornings.
Room 202. l409 l. So, NV. 12s
SOLICITORS, two, easy sales, good pay.
Stewart Bldg, 9th and d NV, Room 206:
8 TO ii am. IL
TYPIsTS for occasional evening work ad-
dressing envelopes and filling in form let
ters. Room 537 Star BLDG. IL
WOMAN--Opportunity for capable woman.
not over 40. for Interesting outsde position
in small towns Must he able to deal dipl0-
maticaily with mothers Unusual financial
returns to right person, Permanent. Ad-
dress Box 20.C, star Office
WOMAN, aggressive, Northern, over 30. am
bilious 10 develop. willing to work hard;
give data and telephone. Address Box 39-D.
Star Office.
WOMEN wanted ,(2,, Catholic. for special
weekly and up: We train you in our line.
Call 8-i0 or 5-6. Room 1910. 1913 II St. NV
Evening star., 1928-06-11

DINING ROOM SET. Sheraton. mahogany.
handmade and in excellent condition; Also
oak bedroom furniture and rustic porch fur-
niture Must sell at once. Price reasonable.
Phone Cleveland 1864
Evening star., 1928-06-11

FuRNTTuRE-Closing out: mahogany carved
frame living suite in genuine mohair
gain prices. New York Upholstery Co, GIT
Evening star., 1928-06-11
HELP--MALE AND FEMALE.

Markers AND AssORTERs. experienced:
big salaries; cool, clean plant. Apply at
once Palace Laundry. 720 9th NV.
YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN wanted 10
learn barber and beauty business; short,
practical course Address BOX CD. Star
Evening star., 1928-06-11

GARAGE MATERIAL new galvanized metal.
lumber, doors. sash and hardware, complete.
az lowest prices Hechinger Co, eth 4
SITS s.w. 5th & Fla. ave, ne. 1921 Ga. ave.
GAS RANGES new and slightly used. all
sizes; less than half price. Why pay uloTe7
500 9th st. NV. Main 1886 lie
Evening star., 1928-06-11

FURH1TURE-Clubroom radiC. piano. over
stuffed sets. etc: will sacrifice for immediate
sale Fourth floor. 1910 II st NV. lie
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DESKS. chairs. fles safes and safe cabinets,
metal lockers. tables. etc. Save money on
aew and reconditioBed ONCE furniture. We
also rent Office furniture. sic E 81. nv.
II. Baum e. Son Main ai36
Evening star., 1928-06-11

THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE co.
Desirable positions are avail
able for young women qualify
ing for telephone operating.
Permanent employment under
desirable working conditions
with opportunity for advance
mcnt. Good salary paid while
learning, with increases at fire.
quent intervals. Apply to APP
plication Dept, Room /, 722
18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1928-06-11

PIANO. baby grand. mahogany, perfect con-
dltion; very cheap; In storage: new. WASH
ington Safe Deposit Co, 9i6 Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1928-06-11
NMAL -- Washington Radio Forum
l2Afa Mefere-l 30 KiIocYcIesl.

WMAL -- Washington Radio Forum
a24Ls MefeFs-1.z4e KiIocycles).
6.55 pm Thirty Club, conducted By
"A. Cloyd Gill.
7:l5 PM Listening In on Jimmy
and Jane"
T.30 pms-C0rrect time.
7.3l pm.-Outdoor concert Of the
Navy Band, broadcast from the Capitol
Plaza.
81 pm-Ethel West. soprano.
go pKa-"Tnteresting Ttleaters Of
The World By Colby Hartman.
$40 p.m--Eeu and Jones, entertain
ers
famous paanists.
1918 p.m.--News flashes.
Evening star., 1928-06-11


New Moncy-Making Records
Made This Month.
Dozens and Scores
Of Men.
Many Without
Previous Sales Experience,
Set New High Earnings
for Themselves.
A PHENOMENAL CONTRIBUTION TO
AMERICAN PROGRESS It's as important
part Of .domestte life as modern plumbing
quoted from SATURDAY EVENING POST
+ wiz arouse anyone 70 read the adysr;
SsTTAsEpAsRD syT;s,Ip:AsRD or SANITATION IN MY
III il fortunate that such company ss
the Air-Way Corporation has the distribu-
tion OF this specially sell In hand. for this
organization Is headed by men who have
demonstrated their executive ability and who
may be depended upon TO give the public the
benefit Of this remarkable invention. '~-
quotes TIE NATIONAL BUSINESS REVIEW
This corporation, OF national reputation
and financial standing offers the following:
AIH-wAY SANITARY SYSTEM. onerlns
them nnexceiled opportunities SECOND the
ented, one feature alone having 100 points
over the nearest competitor. The user
clientele TENDS to prove this statement
among them are practically all Government
bureaus Henry Ford, Mrs Thomas Edison.
ley Museum and others. THIRD, the COM
mission itself was fixed so that the men re-
ceiVe a greater reward and return for SELL
Ing this product than any other specially.
Adeauate compensation and operating under
dealers franchise has shown this business
az dgnified profession. FOURTH, the
n ieH tFa-
mendons. FIFTH, IL is sold by all OF the
great sales appeAls-~for Pleagur for In
Vestment, and IL is Necessity.
From every standpoint this Is the ideal
business and the IDEAL product You Will
interview Mr.. r.. J. II Carothers.
CALL ALL WEEK OF JUNE H. 0 TO IL.
Suite 202-205 Insurance Bldg,
18th and | SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1928-06-11

PIANOS RENTED. 81 . month and up Mt.
Pleasant Music Shop. Inc, $50 lAth ST. q. n.
Columbia ae4l Open evenings
Evening star., 1928-06-11

PLAYER PIANO. high grade, like new: bar
gain; terms, 5l9 Mass. ave
REERIGERAToRS secondhand. cheap For
u 50. NV.
Evening star., 1928-06-11
A BUSINESS CONNECTION
WITH AN INTERESTING
ETI'TTTRE

firm with national reputation desires a
woman OF character to fll important travel
tion, nre 2S 10 IS years. enthusiastic per-
sonality. unencumbered: guaranteed income
and opportunity to earn $4,000 year. Do
not telephone Call in person. Mrs. Ellen
White. Ia Fayctte Hotel
Evening star., 1928-06-11

PAPERING at special low prices; rooms. IS
up: latest patterns. J. Egdal, IS Fia' ave-
Evening star., 1928-06-11

WTFF--The Fellowship Forum fzez.6
MeferS--l,4s Kil0cycies.D
7:3o pm.-Lincoln Aackey and or
CkeStYa.
$50 pIul.---Editn Reed. pianist.
S.s5 p.n.--Harry Arnold, harmonica
player.
p.nl.--ToTn Robertson, baniotst.
g.l5 p.m.-Talk On Masonic base ball
game,
$50 pl11.--ylrginia Buford, pianist.
e.45 p.nl.--'LiItlc River Jack"
10 pm.--RadIo talk.
1915 pdn.--Tne Honolulans.
IL p1n,-Fairfaz Oid-ti.M Fiddlers.
Evening star., 1928-06-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BOOKKEEPINCi, hourly or as desired; ex-
pefieneed, capable; reasonable; books opened.
closed or balanced, Address Box 6a-D star
office. lie
GIRL refined, light, eolored. 40 yrs. OF age.
wishes Job rs maid in beauty parlor, Doctors
office or depnrtment store, best city refer
cnee Pot. A6pa~J
LADY. reliable, wants envelopes and cir
eulafs to fold and address, reasonable.
g. q r.. 1909 Oregon ave. NV,
LAuNDREaH. fiTst-elass, wants work of any
kind 70 take home Call North 942a. IL
NURSES practical, undergraduates sand
graduates, Can Shepherd 1887,
6ECRETARY- Y-SrENOGRAPHER. LEGAL and
Conversational experience. $40 per week. Caii
Adams lGB2vJ. IL
WOMAN wishes work OF any kind Potomac
B044
YOUNG LADY of pleasing personality and
ability desires position e0mpanion~ seere"
tafy, no objection leavtnR city, Address
H0x bisn, Star once. liz
Evening star., 1928-06-11

PIANO, upright, plain mahogany; excellent
condition: s43. 5la Mass. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1928-06-11

$500. Best material and workmanship. WORK
guaranteed In writing. IS years experience
j. BaitZ, 6Ol Irving 81. n.E. Col l661-W. "
Evening star., 1928-06-11

SEWING MACHINES. SlneeTs. In perfect
condition with attachments; guaranteed:
sh up Terms lI desired. sis 7th st.
Evening star., 1928-06-11

PAPERINCi. PAINTING: finest materials and
workmanship: Rooms pointed up ana pa
pered, $3.50 up. New patterns. year e
pay. Ask for estimates. Abelman Co., 4S09
Georgia ave. Col. 346
Evening star., 1928-06-11

tric; perfect condition; sOod as new: with
attachments. t35. Address Box i73-B. star
Evening star., 1928-06-11
SITUATlON--MALE.


ACCOUNTANT BooKKEEPER, university
sttlon Address BOX 4O1-c Star once.
BoOKKEEPER. cashier. ONCE man; reSpon-
Sibie. permanent position: IL years varied
experience; also credits and publicity work,
Address Box 438-c. Star Office
BOY. colored.. third year. high school. has
work with an electrician or work In an
electrical shop. 5723 Dix st, ne. or Lin.
CARPENTER. iob6er and builder. garages:
porches' screening, cement work. general
6aaa aecans spf pofsss: Ssssi Ssade en
screens and reneral repairing Adams 2ss.
cARPENTERING. eencra house repaiiing,
tile and brick work j. Gerari, AIT 2nd st,
coLoRED MAN, settled. wants position
houEeman. porter or elevator licensed: ref
efence. so home night, Potomac 63i5-W.
ing letter writer on sales and collections;
Address Box cid, Star once IA
HOUSEMAN. able to drive car, so Nichoi-
son 81. NV, or phone evenings Georsia
MAN--coloIed. Young. desires position as
chauffeur; houseman; reference Phone
MAN. elderly. white, wants home In cx-
change for service, John Adams. g2e NJ Sc,
NV IL
SMALL SET OF BOOKS 10 Keep. spare time;
competent. Address Box 1850. Star once.
STATIONARY ENGINEER (whitei. age 81
u ~ Heetse, II years experience IN steam
hitting, general machine shop. seeks EN-
gi0yment best reference. Address Box sa.D'
Star offica. l2'
Evening star., 1928-06-11

COOK. frst class, colored, for up-to-date
coffee shop; must be experienced and have
city references. Address Box 129-D, Star oiicc.
Evening star., 1928-06-11
SAL IfSMIiN

For securities department. Good opening
for high~clags man. Address Box 7h-D,
ElaP office
Evening star., 1928-06-11

SEWING MACHtNRs--Drophead sinSsr, SIS:
New Home, sio, Standard, Si5s New ideal.
SO others at ssi all guar. New machines.
~ mo Renting and repairing. Open evenings.
= a. sew Mich. Shop. SIS Pa. ave. Sc. l. 31s.
SHOE SHINE STAND AND SHOWCASE.
haTblei cheap a4R y Sf NV iss
Evening star., 1928-06-11
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

TNTTN0. interior and exterior; first-cIass
rk at prices you can AFFORD. Hollis, phone
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16
Valley Citizens
Travel In Planes

] Imperial Valley cities were well
represented on the first trip out of
the valley of the MadduN Air Lines
planes. following the Inauguration
Of regular passenger service ycster-
day between the valley and Los Ang-
cles.
Mayor W. J. Clements of FL Cen
tro, and Mayor w. s. Dunn of I'm
perial, headed the list of passengers
who went to Los Angeles on the
through plane. Others on the ship
were ANDY Preble and Harry Frs
kline, J. Drummond Houston and
GeorTe Harris of Imperial; Post
master Walter Cocklev of Calexico;
George Gullett of Calipatria and
Roy Rumsey and Warren Currier of
this city.
Sheriff Gillett and T. d. Mccall
were passengers on the second plane
which made stops at Palm Springs
and Cotton. The sheriff went as far
as the latter city, going from there
to San Bernardino to attend the
California Peace Officers convcn-
tion. IT. d. went on to Los Ang-
eles to see the sights.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16
Cloud BetW cen
Screen Star And
Director Carewe
nv United Press Leased Wire

HOLLYWOOD. Nov. l6.-Rumor
of a personal rift between Dolores
Del Rio. the Mexican screen star,
and Edwin CarcWc, her producer,
WAS revived today when the actress
declined to be photographed with
him.
Miss Del Rio, returning from a
four months tour of Europe. gave a
blunt negative to newspaper re
Guests that she pose with Carrwc
who was at the station to greet her.
Carewc accompanied Miss Del Rio
and her mother to Europe but re
turned in advance of the star. This
carly return brought the first re
port of the rift. When the pair left
.or Europe picture requests were
granted willingly.
Since last year when Carcwe OBJ
tanned divorce in Mexico from
May Aiken and Miss Del Rio OBJ
tanned divorce in Mexico from
]aimc Del Rio, the film colony
fumored a romance between Carcwc
and Miss Del Rio
Miss Del Rio said her visit to
Europe was charming.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16
Boys Accused
Beating Infant
by United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Two four
year old boys who claimed their
only motive was "to have some
fun' were blamed today for the at
tack, which may prove fatal, on the
infant of Mrs. Rosalie Roman.
Each bov-Edward Keating and
Dominick Caiffa-blamcs the other
for beating the baby so seriously
that doctors despair of its recovery
and each boy said the excuse of the
other was che wanted to have some
fun.
Mrs. Roman left her months old
daughter gurgling over a bottle of
milk in a carriage in front of her
home in Brooklyn. She found the
carriage gone when she went out to
rcplenish the bottle.
The mother questioned other
children. They knew nothing and
she sought police aid.
A woman shopper told Detective
William Busby she had seen two
small boys with a baby carriage
near a basement entrance. At the
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16
Trio Arrested On
Bad Check Count

Robert Wright, ~, his wife Helen,
%; and the latter's brother, James
Flynn, 20; all giving Los Angeles
as their home address, are held at
the county Jail for Arizona authori.
ties. following an alleged bad check
spree in Phoenix and Yuma.
The trio was arrested at a local
hotel last night by Deputy Sheriff
George Wright (who denies any re-
lationship) following complaint by
local businessman that a check
rendered to him had proved to be
spurious The check was drawn on
a Phoenix bank in the sum of So.
This morning the sheriff s office
communicated with the authorities
in Phoenix and the latter reported
they are very anxious to have the
trio returned to that city, as they
are accused of passing several large
checks there, only to have them
found no good.
1t was expected an officer would
arrive here this afternoon or to-
night from Phoenix.
Accompanying the trio was n
snappv little bull pup, who has the
run Of the jail at present, a privilege
that is denied his human compan-
ions
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16

Fresh from the original
Vacuum pack. Easily
opened qc:;h the key.
Reg U. s. Pat OF.
9 1873
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16
PERSONALS

Mrs. Margaret Blackwell of Sicr-
ra Madre is in FL Centre for few
days looking after property interests
here. She is registered at the Bar
bara Worth.
Mrs. Guy Pearson, popular hostess
at the Barbara Worth hotel has re-
turned after spending the summer
with her daughter at Yakima, Wash
ington.
Postmaster c. G. Jenkins returned
today from a business trip to san
Diego.
Sam Tyler of Calcxico was visi-
tor in FL Centre today.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16
MARYLAND IN SHAPE
by United Press Iensed Wire

WASHINGTON, Nov. l6.-Th,
hattleShip Maryland on which Prcsi-
dent elect Hoover will make his
South American cruise. advised the
navy today that she will sail at II
a. m. Pacific coast time today from
Mare Island for San Pedro where
the Hoover party will be taken
aboard. The Maryland expects to
arrive in San Pedro tomorrow fore
noon, but did not state when she
plans to sail from there.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16

81 st g {ze3 6 G5Sl 5:i
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16
SEED INSPECTOR HERE

w, +. Hensen, state seed inspcc.
tor and w. w. Bedford, attorney for
the division of markets, State De,
partment of Agriculture, are in the
valley for few days comforting
with b. \. Harrigan, county horti-
cultural commissioner. They are
here III connection with the enforce
ment of agricultural laws.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16
FARM CENTER MEETS

Wcstmorland farm center met
last night in the schoohousc, with
talks given by u. f. Creighton on
the "Turkcy Situation;' L. @.
Goar, Meloland Experiment sta
ton" and S. b. Foulds on "Thc
Farm Bureau. \ movie reel was
also shown.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16
Two Killed Tn
Florida Storm
ny United Press Leased Wire

ORLANDO, Fla, Nov. 1.-two
persons were killed. three others in
iured and thousands Of dollars
worth of damage done when n
severe twisting southeast wind
swoopcd down upon corner Of Or
lando last night
Mrs. John stevens and Ernest
Thcdford. l.. were killed and John
Stevens. Walter Thcdford is, and
Leo Draper, Is, were injured.
The twiStcr. which struck in a
limited area. demolished the Stevens
] ONE and tor, the Thcdford home in
two pieces. Mrs. Stevens was killed
in the debris.
A recent survey disclosed %.
Cos acres of lettuce in Imperial
county. somewhat less than that OF
last year
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16

foot of short stairway, Bushy
found a baby carriage and baby :
milk bottle, smashed.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16

WORDS completely describe the superb flavor of Hills
Bros Coffee You for yourself But you know the
reason why it is superior in and flavor.
Hill Bros Coffee roasted by patented continuous process
te7 pounds Every coffee berry roasted evenly develop
g the utmost in and strength And all this goodness
you intact because Hills Bros pack their coffee in Ask
Hills Bros Coffee by and look for the Arab the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-15
TEXAS LEAGUERS FAIL TO
SCORE USUAL VICTORIES In
GAMES WITH BIG TIMERS

fings OF Robertson, Hinkle and eek
and tucked away a 10 to 2 victory.
Two other Texas league teams
went through brisk workouts in pre-
paration for tilts with the clubs
which Shreveport and San Antonio
found were such tough customers.
Manager Jake Atz announced he
would send only rookie pitchers to
Weatherford for a game with the
Oklahoma City Indians today and
would save his veteran hurting stars.
including Pate. Johns and Walkup.
for Fridays battle with Chicago.
Manager Frank Snyder at Houston
treated his men to a seven-inning
pratice game to fit them for n clash
Saturday with Detroit. Snyder
showed the Bluffs how the game
should be played BY hitting a homer
and a triple. and his second baseman,
Carey Selph. followed suit with a
four-fly blow.
Although late in starting even
squad ame the Wichita Falls
S~pudders. last years Texas league
and Dixie champions, had one yes
terday. a snappy six-inning affair.
Jackson, a rookie. and the veteran,
Payne, looked great on the mound.
while Rcetz. new infielder, showed
good work at shortstop.
AT Dallas, the Steers heat the
Schepp's aces. local amateur champs,
) 10 I. in a nine-inning game fea-
tured by the good hurting on both
sides. Manager Ellison planned
squad games and intensive batting
practice Thursday nd Friday az pre-
liminaries to p contest Saturday with
Oklahoma City.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-15
ATHLETICS IN
READINESS TO
START SEASON
Pitcher Select Is
Mack's Only Worry
And That's Slight,
Bell Discovers
BY BRIAN BELL


tAsscciated Press Sports Writerl
FORT MYERS, Fla, Mar. 15.-tPD
$50 far as Manager Connie Mack
and his Philadelphia Athletics are
concerned, the American league may
open it's season. The White Elephants
are ready. The tall tactician has
decided on the personnel Of his club
IN every branch but pitching and mas
until June to reach a final decision
on the hurting corps.
The outfield packs a punch with
Iy Cobb, iris Speaker and All Sim.
mons as regulars from right to left.
n Bing Miller and Walter French
IN reserve. All five hit over z III
last season. Simmons led with .392.
Cobb was satisfied with .357. Sneaker
clicked for -327 with Washington.
Miller wearing = St. Louis uniform.
registered .325 and French finished
at .304.
Joe Hauser. with his trick knee
as good as ever, started playing first
base without a limp and took his
old place back without opposition.
Max Bishop was assigned to second.
Joe Boley retained shortstop and the
nerd-hitting Sammy Hale again took
over third. Captain Eddie Collins
VINO can play in a pinch, the YER
satIle Jimmy Dykes and Joe Hassler.
q Fort Smith. Ark. product Of i'm
pressive physique, will make up the
infield reserves.
There was no catching problem 10
vex Manager Mack. his 1927 r~eceiv-
ing staff returning intact. Gordon
Lochrane, Ralph Perkins, and Jimmy
Fox, satisfy behind the bat.
Selection 81 ten pitchers 10 90
along througa the season presents
the only doubt and this is causing
little wear ard tear on the veteran
managers baseball gray matter.
Lefty Grove. the equally left handed
kube Waleert and Oslo Orwell. who
play the outfield or first base and
hits as well as pitches. will be the
three southraws making the grade.
Five right handlers who seem 10 have
the inside track are Howard Fmke.
the veteran Jack Quinn. Ed RommeI'
Jing Johnson. who came back Iast
year, and the much Travelled Joe
Bush. -
Bill Shores. with Waco last year
has shown enough TO warrant addi-
tionai inspection and he will be in
Athletic uniform at the start Of the
season. John Lyons. Ike Powers.
claude Jonnard and several other
pitchers who would like 10 play with
the Athletics must fight IL out for
assignment which will be reduced ~
. minimum by the time the season
gets under way.
The return to form Of Joe Hauser
a Great first basemar when rivhi
addition Of Iris Speaker and ner-
suasion If Ty Cobb 10 plav agair
make no = combination causing Man
arer Mack r. smile and hone tha,
tickle baseball fortune will smile On
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