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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25

Sure enoughl Norma heard the
family %perccptible tap.tap w puppy
feet on the basement floor. IA shout
from the boy. Another instant and
the barking. wleEling little animal
and his youthful master were a
rolling. squeaIins mass ~ ecstasy.
spot" the boy cried. "Oh. SPOT.
you OF funny-faced. crazy ~ Spotty
dog Stop that. will ynu?" The
pup was IN the boys arms. SPOTS
flashing little tongue licked bis
masters cheek. Another moment
Of dclirious reunion and then the
youngster scrambled 70 his feet.
Still holding tie puppy. breath
less. from the scunle. the %yOungster
said proudly. "Well. Miss. I guess
proved he's my dog all right. didn't
4? That's how | always call him
by whistling."
NORMA thought she had never
~ seen a happier child. "Of course
/ can see he's your dog" fho said.
And I'm glad you read the ma and
came for him. Spots a lovely ruD-
by. You1l have some grand times
together"
"Oh. surei" the boy said. FOR some
reason az this late moment sue
cumbing 20 b%ashfulness. Sure.
well have good times together all
right. We always do." For the
first time he caught sight ~ The
collar about the pups neck and I'M
spected il with interest.
Il got the collar" Norma ex
planned. $50 / could get him home
safely the night I found him
There's a leash, too, upstairs. Iu
get tt"
Never mind" the boy interrupt
cd. I've got a leash FOR him and
n collar. too. az home only he didn't
have 'em on the day In the car.
Believe me. Spots goin' 70 wear
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-10-09
Snake Butte

The community is bereaved at
the sad news of the death of Mrs.
Albert Deseth which occurred at
the hospital at Williston, North
Dakota. All extend heart felt SYM
pathy to the family.
The A. D. Picard family spent
Sunday at the LePounce home.
Albert Maningly and family were
shopping in Williston Saturday,
October 8.
The dancing party given Friday
evening at Ole Torgerson's home
was greatly enjoyed by the young
people of the community.
Mr.. Olson, teacher of the Rose
dale school, is boarding at the
KlOdt home.
Joseph Mahlen is seen on
streets frequently.
Mr.. and Mrs. LePounce were
business callers in Williston, Mon
day, Oct. Is.
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East Benrud

Sunday guests at the John Sch
auer home were Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Waldbauer and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. G. Senzek, Mrs. Friend
Rush and children.
A Sunday guest at the M. G..
Senzek home was Miss Esther
Conant.
Sunday evening visitors at the
Joe Camrud home were Ben Peter
son and his mother, Mr.. and Mrs
M. G. Senzek and Allan Hurley.
Sunday guests at the Alderman
home we're Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Sch
auers and children.
John Schauer's mother is visit
ing him a few days. They are dig
ging their spuds. They sure are
very nice, and a big crop, about
IS bushels, which is surely good
for this year.
Mike Senzek called on Joe Cam
rud Monday. Joe Camrud is ship
ping some cattle Wednesday. He
will be gone for a few days.
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Admission prices reduced: Child.
rem 1O-25c, adults 35c. Liberty.
Gary Cooper Thursday-Friday at
the Liberty.
Nearly all makes of radio tubes
tested free at Camrud Motors
Tube prices have all been reduced.
Don't let your radiator freeze
up; fill with Prestone-the anti
freeze enconomy. Camrud Motors.
The first show at the Liberty
Theatre now starts at 1880 instead
of s P. M.
Another shipment of Exide car
batteries for s7.95 at Camrud
Motors.
w. L. Rose received a message
Wednesday from his son Robert
in California, saying that Mrs. Rose
was quite sick and asking him to
come if possible. He has wired for
further information before making
a decision whether or not to go.
NEW-Camrud Motors just re-
ceived an Atwater Kent Of the
very latest type. A compact, with
tone control, volume control and
static reducer. Keen selectivity
with amazing power and the speak
with the Golden Voice. The
price is low-S69.80. See it and
hear it. Open evenings.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-10-09
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR

The Young Peoples Christian
Endeavor of the Presbyterian
church started their meetings for
the winter months on Sunday ev-
ening. AS some of the old officers
have left for college there had to
be election of new officers. The
new officers are:
President-Paul Donehoo
Vice President-Terry Booth
Sect. & Treas.-Chuddy Chapman
Chairman of Constitution Comm.
Mary Donehoo
Chairman of Membership Comm.
Ruth Donehoo
Chairman of Program Comm
Mayme Deck.
The officers and Chairmen held
a meeting at the church Tuesday
evening to pick out the different
members of the committees and
to talk over the plans for the com-
ing year. We all hope to have
our Society grow this year and do
many helpful things for the com
munity and church.
All the young people of high
school age are welcomed to all
our meetings which are held Sun
day evenings at $50, at the
church. Good times along with
II work are had at all times.
Welcome everyone.
Contributed.
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Along Wolf Creek

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dahl and
children were Sunday guests of
John DahTs at Frazer.
Carl Reddick's were callers at
Stubby's Sunday before leaving on
their trip to Kansas.
The Wolf Greek and Sugden
schools are among those that get
a two days vacation this week;
there being teachers convention
at Glasgow.
Fladland Bros, Hugo Johnson
and Henry Dahl are shipping fat
cattle to the South Saint Paul
market this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baker made
a trip to Wolf Point Saturday and
brought out m lumber. They
have a small crew of men repair
ing their barn which was torn
down with the storm last summer.
Otto Stubby has been assisting
Fred Stelzer at Lustre the past
week.
Fred Sugden motored to Wolf
Point Monday.
John Strachan ST., is spending a
few days in Wolf Point. He still
is having considerable trouble
with his foot.
Hugo Johnson and family motor
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Castle Rock

VIM. Hormek left Monday for
Williston where he expects to work
in the mines.
Ray Dier's have moved on the
Martin Sethre form for the whit
er.
Miss Rose Krogstad was a sup
per guest at the Taylor home
Wednesday evening.
Jim Simenson, Mrs. Bob Simen-
son and Mrs. Daisy Bennette drove
to town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. D. Taylor and
Mrs. Leonard Sullivan ere Wolf
Point callers last Thursday.
H. w. Wall called on C. D. Tay-
Tor Wednesday.
August Korsmo went to Wolf
Point Monday to consult a doct-
or.
Mrs. B. R. Taylor and children,
Augusy Olive and Helen Olson
and Percy Peterson we're Sunday
callers at the C. D. Taylor home.
Mrs. L. R. Sullivan and children
spent Sunday and Monday with
Mrs. Earl Green.
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Christmas cards at The Herald
Have Oavey clean your clothes
Mrs. Emil Wistrom has been III
with the flu this week, but Is bet
ter.
See the new Philco Baby Grand
at Camrud Motors. The price only
5000. An excellent performer.
Big dance at the Roosevelt
school on October II. Good music.
Everybody welcome. Ladies please
bring lunch.
The finest assortment Of Christ
mas cards we have eve shown for
a dollar. Come in and see them.
The Herald.
Miss Pearl Westra and Norman
Nedrud, accompanied by Rev. o.
r. A. Tollefson, made a business
trip to Culbertson Thursday.
Phone 46 for local Ignite. Load
lots direct from mine, per ton
S3.75; per ton from shed, $3.50.
Farmers Lumber Co. Stiff
Or. and Mrs. C. B. Larson left
this morning for their home at
Fargo after spending about two
weeks as house guests of DR.. and
Mrs. Burgess. They planned to
stop off at Rugb on their way
home.
Now again Goodyear has TT.
The new Speedway balloon tire
29x4.40 at $4.35, in pairs at $4.z5,
the 30x4.5O at $4.S5. Camrud
Motors also have a few used tires
on hand.
Mrs. J. E. Yandel has received
announcement of the birth or a
boy Charles Milton, to MI. ana
Mrs. C. M. Gender of Glasgow on
October 4th.
John st. Pierre was called to
Culbertson last week by the sud
den death of his half brother VINO
died Thursday from drinking pois-
oned liquor. Funeral services were
held Sunday at Culbertson.
Mrs. Lena N. Cullum, superln-
tendent of the Florence Crlttenton
home at Helena was here this
week and called on Judge Gordon
in connection with child welfare
work.
The Liberty Theatre offers two
/
entire changes of pictures each
week with one picture showing on
Thursday and Friday and the 9th
er on Saturday and Sunday. Only
the best pictures have been select
ed for these two changes and adj
mission prices have been reduced
to only 10-25-35c. Tell your friends.
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Sand Creek

Rev. and Mrs. MILAN were call
ing in our vicinity Friday. They
left Saturday morning for Miles
City, taking some candidates for
baptism there.
R. H. Wiers, C. w. Fletcher and
Andrew Dribnenki have been un-
covering coal.
Robert Thomas returned home
last week.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
Wiers is able to walk some now.
Mrs. B. c. Fleenor, Mrs. Robert
Thomas and Helen Jean visited
Wednesday forenoon with Mrs.
William Kao and attended club
meeting in the afternoon.
Ben Anderson is busy mining
and hauling coal from the mine
lear the Steffensen farm.
The newly weds, MIR. and Mrs.
Glen McFarlane, were visiting on
Sunday with the brides parents
and sister, Mrs. William Kao.
Mrs. D. R. Cooper and Dolores
called Friday evening on Mrs. Will
liam Kao.
The Seminars family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Sickels, Ralph, and Mr..
and Mrs. William Kao were Wolf
Point visitors Saturday.
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Vida

Mr. and Mrs. 81 Eslensen enter
tanned a large number OF friends
in their home Sunday.
Miss Ethel Nefzger spent Sun
day in the home of her cousin
Mary Dye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Leuenber
ger entertained relatives at dinner
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Loendorf
and baby and Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Dillon visited a week ago last
Sunday at the parental Gagne
home.
Miss Belle Kwsney who has
been visiting at the home of her
sister Mrs. Treichelt returned to
her home Sunday.
Work was received here of the
death of Mr.. Oxley of this COM
munity who has been at Sidney
hospital for some. Funeral will be
held at Sacred Heights but we
do not kow what day.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeWane and Mr..
and 1. o. Jorgensen were among
those who attended the farm union
meeting held at Dreamland Tues
day
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"OHOULD 4 woman accept tho
- moral code of the man she mar
RES" this confessins woman writes,
"even though il drass her through
the suffering silence of help
"Iloved my husband, Paul-Louis-
loved him with all the yielding devo-
ton of a country girl from Illinois.
But he was French, 4 foreign GENTLE
man with a foreign code of morals.
He fouled my lips with faithless kisses
and threatened TO rear my baby
boy to worship his hayward attitude
toward youns womsnhood.
"How could I-how could any
woman endure such torture and still
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-10-09
VISITORS FROM MINI.

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Erickson,
Melvin Erickson, Melvin Thomp-
son, Albert, Carl, Ida and Martin
Eggum enjoyed a visit from form
err neighbors from Dalton, Mimi.
last week. The visitors were AL
fred Bardalen, his mother Mrs. H.
Bardalen, and Milo Eggum from
Dalton, MINI. and Mrs. Orvil1e
Lockrem and little son Of Balm
vile, Mont.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-10-09

Arthur Wilmar Anderson of Blu
ford, N. Oak. and Anna Signe Nor
tenson of Williston, N. Oak. were
married Wednesday by the Rev.
VIM. G. Johnson of the First Pres
byterian church. Mrs. VIM. G..
Johnson and Mrs. o. C. Johnson
were witnesses. Mr.. and Mrs. And
erson r going to Chicago where
he will take a course in electrical
engineering.
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d to Frazer Saturday.

ed to Frazer Saturday.
Mrs. Joe Clark called at Huge
Johnson's Saturday en- route ITO
Oswego to meet Mr.. Clark who
just returned from taking two
car of cattle to So. st. Paul mar.
ket.
Walter and Helen johnson spent
Monday and Tuesday driving cat
tie to Oswego ready for shipment
They were assisted by Edmond
Johnson part OF the way.
Geo. Brown of Oswego called at
John Bakers Monday.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-10-09
LEGION AUXILIARY

The American Legion Auxiliary
met last week Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Frank Catlin with
Mrs. H. B. Fromdahl as hostess.
A musical evening was spent sing
ing wartime songs.
Wednesday evening of this week
the Auxiliary met at Mrs. w. A.
Feick's. The regular business ses-
sion was held and the members
sewed on bedside bags.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-10-09
RESOLUTION

Be it resolved that at the regu-
lar Oct. meeting Of Owatonna
Camp 9848 Royal Neighbors of
America the following resolution
was adopted that members Of the
said camp u the death of
Neighbor Gorley whom we held in
deepest respect and whose pres
ence and loyalty to our lodge will
be greatly missed.
Be is further resolved that a
copy of said resolution should be
sent to the family Of deceased and
that another copy should be sent
to Wolf Point Herald for publica-
ton.
Committee:
Christina Loendorf, Mabel Dye
and Louise Fay, of Vida Camp.
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D. OF II.

A meeting Of the Degree Of Hon
or Juveniles will be held at the
K. C. hall on Saturday afternoon,
Oct. 10. 1t is important that all
Juveniles be present so that a pro-
gram may be arranged to present
on Oct. 10 for the national juven-
lie director, Mrs. Greer.
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SOCIAL EVENTS
COMMUNICATING MRS. LARSON

Mrs. H. c. Ditmarson was host
ess at Kensington Tuesday after
noon to a number of ladies in hon
or of Mrs. C. B. Larson f Fargo.
A very enjoyable afternoon was
spent, and a dainty lunch was
served.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-10-09
DEGREE OF HONOR

The executive meeting Of the
Degree of Honor lodge will be
held at the home of Mrs. James
Carroll on Friday evening, Oct.
16. Lois Warmbrod will be joint
hostess. All members are asked to
be present.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-10-09
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to extend our heart
felt thanks to all who assisted us
in any manner, either during the
illness or after the death of oul
husband and father.
Mrs. Serena Long and family.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-10-09
FOR MRS. LARSON

Mrs. c. J. Severson entertained
a few friends\ informally last
Thursday evening in honor of DR..
and Mrs. C. B. Larson.
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ARR ED

Theodore Toavs ad Clara Luel-
la Smith were married by Rev. w.
G. Johnson, October 8.
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BARGAlNS-at.. Women's
Exchange. Hats, coats and
dresses will be sold at half
price from Saturday, October 10
to II. 35-1tp
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-10-09

WANT A GOOD JOB?-Learn
Auto Mechanics, Electricity,
Tractors, Welding. We pay Csc
above market price for wheat
covering tuition. Free catalog.
HANSON AUTO & ELECTRIC
SCHOOL, Box 926-X, Fargo, N.
Oak. 31-8t
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-10-09

TO onP / was frsntic-at any cos I'd
save my precious child. And SO, On
that fatal afternoon, | went to Paul
Louis apartment to bek-to plead
EVEN TO kiI-when-'
Here. into this laundering climax, Fate hurled
q bolt that shook the very depths OF this suffer.
ins womsn's soul. If you love all that is clean
and fine 10 life-if ever you have been tortured
with the helpless thought of 4 loved ones
unfsithfulncss. here 10 q tremendous true-lifs
story that will Grip you through every stsrkly-
told detail. The story 10 called HRR LORD
AND MASTER. You will find it complete In
November TRUB STORY MAGAZINR-jus Isl
as it flowed from the pulsink pen of this brave
woman who foufht for the Right. Get your
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Trns Story Hour Is RON brsadesJf spfYJ Monday
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FOR SALE-Bookcase, library
table, kitchen cabinet, dresser,
each $500. Bedsprings, and mat
tress, complete $1,000. See Mrs.
Williams, Northside, Wolf Point.
35-3tp
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-14
ClOver-EmanOn Contest Heads
A. U. Floor Tourney Program

That the United Typewriter Grays
are going to prove hard club to elini-
nate in the tourney was evinced last
night, when the Grays pasted @. P. o.
by 81 to 16, the largest score OF the
tournament.
The Grays. made up mainly of for
mer high school and college players,
played q nifty passing game.
The A. A. U. tournament will be for
gotten tomorrow in favor of the grand
finale in the Independent League be-
tween the champion Skinker Eagles
and the Stewart Photos. They meet in
Silver Spring Armory at $3.50 o'clock.
Though the Eagles already have
clinched the flag, Stewards, still smart
ing under a 3l-to-25 defeat administered
earlier in the season, are out to avenge
the loss, and with several new players,
including Warren Hayes, think they
have good chance to turn the trick.
Scores Of other games last night fol-
low:
Howitzer Juniors, IS; Hawkins, II.
Shipley A. c.. "a Whitestones, IL.
Good Shepherd, So; Hamilton, 20.
Army War College, 80; Mercury
Juniors, II.
National Circles, AS; Army War Col
Boys Club celtics, IS; Petworth Bap-
fist, 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-14
Braves Possess Punch, Pepper
That Will Trouble Opponents

field with view to getting further
punch.
Earl Shelly, who led the Pacific Coast
League at bat with .403 last year, has
returned to the big show to replace
from San Francisco. At third, Bill
Dresser, drafted from Springfield, Mass,
where he hit foI .344, has the call so
up from Portland, Greg, last year.
The keystone combination remains
intact with the hardy perennial and
pepper-hot RABBIT Meanwhile. at short,
and the brilliant fielder, Freddy Nc
CURE at second. Chatham will under
study Maranyille, the only active sur
vivor. of the 1914 championship Braves.
but the Rabbit Is smoking strong cigars
and breathing defiance to all rivals for
his regular position.
Harry (Socks) Seibold, who won IS
games last season, heads a veteran
pitching staff. It includes such other
experienced right handlers as Bruce
Cunningham, Ben Cantwell and Fred
Farmhouse, along with two Of the
craftiest southpaws in the game, Tom
Zachary and Willie Sherdel
McKechnie figures on comeback by
Harold Haid, the Californian, obtained
from the Cardinals, and labels Regis
Leheny, Pittsburgh product, as a great
rookie prospect.
AL Bool, PURCHASED from Pittsburgh,
adds another potent bat to the attack.
He led the Pirates in runs driven in last
year He will share the hackstopping
job with Al Spohrer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-14
HERMAN AND VANCE
LAUGH OFF WARNING
Play Golf After Getting Ultimatum
From Dodgers-Phils' Stars
Still Are Baking.

CLEARWATER, Fla, March IA Dr.
Brooklyn's pair of holdouts, Babe Her
man and Dazzy Vance, don't appear to
be at all worried by ultimatums from
the club.
Word was received from President
Frank York yesterday that if they did
not accept the latest offers of Sl9.O 600
for Herman and S22, 500 for Vance for
the seasons work they would not be
permitted to accompany the team on its
trip TO Havana next Friday.
They heard 1t and went out to play
golf, Herman remarking that Havana
was good place, but so is Homosassa.
WINTER HAVEN, Fla, March IA (P.
President Lewis G. Ruch of the Phila-
delphia Nationals revealed today that
the 1881 contracts mailed to Chuck"
Klein and Phil Collins contained in
creases approximattng IS per cent.
TAMPA, Fla, March 14.-There was
both good and bad news in the Cincin-
natl Reds camp today. President Sid
ney Well learned that Outfielder Harry
Heilmann, suffering from arthritis, may
not be with the club at all this year.
Horace Ford. utility infielder, who has
not agreed to take a substantial cut in
salary, made his appearance in camp.
BRADENToN, Fla, March IA (R.-
President Sam Breadon of the Cardinals
and Frankie Frisch were to talk over
terms of Frisch's 1881 contract today.
Dizzy Dean who recently parted with
brace of tonsils, is working out again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-14
WHITE SOX INF|ELD
|. IS BUSH'S CONCERN
DOME Satisfied With Other
Departments-TWo Games
Today for Tigers.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n AN ANTONIO, Tex, March IA
Manager DOME Bush trained his
1 critical eyes on his infield today
as his White Sox lined up for
the opening exhibition game of long
series with the New York Giants.
I'm not worrying about my pitch
ing staff, the catching department will
be the best in years, and the outfield
will be hard to beat DOME said. But
the infield still is problem, and it is
my chief concern. We have several
youngsters and they should come
through with experience and teaching. :"
Vic FTasier was scheduled to start on
the mound today.
GAN FRANCISCO, Calf, March IA
~ H9.-The Detroit Tigers were pre-
pared to spread themselves over two
ball lots today. The regulars seek re-
venge for the 5-to-2 defeat admins
tered to them by the San Francisco
Seals here yesterday, and the Yanni-
gans engage in their first exhibition
game against the Sacramento club at
Sacramento.
ST, PETERSBURG, Fla, March IA
P1.-Some real base ball weather after
a long spell of cold winds has raised
the hopes of Manager Joe Mccarthy
Of the New York Yankees.
Il thought few days ago that it
would be impossible for us to make up
for the time we lost during the first two
weeks" he said. But give us weather
like this for the rest Oh our stay here
and I will have no complaint"
YXTEST PALM BEACH, Fla, March IA
Wv R).-The st. Louis Browns opsn
their exhibition schedule here to-
day against the Columbus Senators of
the American Association.
George Blaeholder is due to start for
the Browns. The Browns practiced
against the Fort Lauderdale Coast
Guard team yesterday but found the
opposition weak, and the game was
called of at the end Of the seventh
with the Browns ahead, 10 to 0.
PENSACOLA, Fla, March IA Up.-
Wiley Moore and Danny McFayden
will do the hurting for the Boston Red
Sox here today when Manager Collins
sends his charges through their first
game of the training season
with the Louisville Colonies.
If Collins plans carry, Moore will
serve f1ve innings and bespectacled
Danny the remainder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-14
BY ALAN GOULD.
Associated Press Sports Editor.

ut. PETERSBURG, Fla, March IA
1t has been II years since base
\ ball miracles were being per-
formed by the Boston Braves, but
the current "four-year plan" of devel-
opment, under the management of Bill
McKechnie, already is showing remark
able results in its second season.
Quietly, but none the less shrewdly
and effectively, McKechnie. who piloted
pennant winners at Pittsburgh and st.
Louis, has rebuilt the Braves and sent
them out along the war path again.
They were a troublesome sixth last
year. With additional batting punch
and better backstopping assured this
year the Tribe will be far from set-up
Conceivably, with few breaks" they
may prove contenders In race which
already boasts of I'VE potential pennant
winners.
McKechnie has added two fence-bust-
ing recruits to the outneld in Red
Worthingtcn, who hit .376 for the
Rochester International last year, and
Yves Schulmerich, the $4,000 Los An
geles rookie, who blasted the ball for
BIT in the Pacific Coast League. They
will flank Wally Berger, a sensation as
slugger in his first big league cam
paign in 1880, and give the Braves a
wallop comparable to that OF the Cubs
and Robins.
McKechnie also has reyamped his in