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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-30

present C4ffiE.
A native of Hun
gary and q grad
llate Of enc Of its
most noted contra
bass tea C h er s,
S cry was q
m e m Der of the
B u d q es sc SYM
p h on Orchestra
for several years.
He left that dis
tinguished organi-
Eation to join the
Tonkuenstler Or
chextra at Vienna,
though he later re-
turned to Budapest
as q member of
the Royal Opera
and philharmonic
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DENsEFOG T|ESUP
SHIPS IN NEW YORK
Haze, Held OF Wide Extent,
Delays Nine Steamers
and River Traffic.

n che Associated Prsts.
NEW YORK. October 30.--A dense
fog, which, according to the Weather
Bureau, extended as far west at Allen
town. Pa. and as far north a. Albany
and Hartford. Conn. tied up shipping
IN New York Harbor and the East
River this morning.
Five steamers were fogbound ut
Quarantine. and four Fall River liners
en- route 70 New York from New Eng
land ports anchored in Long Island
Sound
DELAYED at Quarantine were the
Hamburg Of the Hamburg American
Line. the CsTinthia, OF the FurnesS-B er-
nuda Line, the MORO Castle Of the
Ward Line and the Platano and AM
psla Of the United Fruit Co.
LOS ANGELES BEAT MARK SET.
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IS JOIN PIT. ASSOCIATION

COTTAGE CITY, Md, October So
The Parent Teacher Association met In
the assembly hall of the local school
Fifteen new members were admitted.
After a short business meeting, q pro-
gram In memory of Theodore Roosevelt
was presented by the boys of the sixth
grade, following which a social hour
was enjoyed and refreshments were
served. A card party for the benefit Of
the association will be held in the fire
house on the evening of November IL.
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Orchestra of that city.
Leaving Budapest. Mr.. Staszny be-
came member of the Rumanian State
Opera and Symphony Orchestra at
CluJ, Rumania, where ne also held the
post of instructor for contrabass at the
State Conservatory.
Coming to the United States several
years ago. Staszny played for a time
with the New York Symphony Orches-
ira under Walter Damrosch and later
became a member of the Cincinnati
symphony Orchestra. He now is a
resident of Washington,
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Partly cloudy
and cooler tonight and tomorrow; mod
crate westerly winds
Maryland--Cloudy tonight and to-
morrow: probably showers in the noun
tains; slightly cooler in east portion
tonight: moderate westerly winds.
Virginia-Partly cloudy tonight and
tomorrow: slightly cooler in east pof-
ton tonight; moderate westerly winds.
West Virginia-Cloudy, with showers
tonight and in northeast portion to-
morrow; slightly cooler in northwest
portion tonight.
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Class President Named.

EVANSVILLE Md, October 81
Especially John Clarke was chosen
president Of the sophomore class Of
Hyattsville High School yesterday al
the annual election. France9 STANLEY
was elected vice president, tJohn p
Enashwiller. secretary, and walter Eel.
ter, treasurer.
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FOREST FIRES SWEEP GEORGIA,
Rain Checks Blazes Near Macon.
Suwanee River Is Drying Up.


Suwanee River Is Drying Up.
CUTTMAN, Ga, October 80 IP).--The
ominous smoke of forest fires covered a
wide area in South Georgia last night
es valuable pine forests. finder dry from
weeks OF drought, famed in several
counties.
Royal Daniel, Quitman newspaper
publisher, said a check showed the fires
extended in 4 wide strip from Bruins
wick, on the coast. practically across
the entire southern edge Of the State.
The death of three persons in an
automobile truck collision near Moul-
trie yesterday was blamed on dense at
mospheric conditions. caused by smoke
from the fires and early morning fog.
B. NJ Luffburrow, Georgia State for
ester, said a serious fire in the VAL
dosta section had been burning for
three weeks. Numerous creeks and
wells already have gone dry. and the
Suwanee River. famous in song and
story, is drying up.
Rains in the vicinity of Macon We'd
nesday night and yesterday were be-
lieved to have checked fires in that
section.
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Fire Situation Held Dangerous" as Day
Breaks AH-Time Record.

LOS ANGELES. October 80 CA).-High
temperatures throughout Southern Cali
fornia, coupled with low humidity, have
created an exceedingly dangerous" fire
situation in the forest and brush areas
Of this section. forestry officials said to-
day
Los Angeles yesterday experienced the
hottest October 20 In the So years that
the Weather Bureau has kept records
The mercury mounted TO "a. Pasadena
reported IS degrees and Santa Ana los
degrees.
The mountain areas are covered with
heavy. dry brush. A l00-acre blaze was
reported yesterday in the Cucamonga
Mountains.
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In Symphony
First Contrabass in National
Orchestra Comes From
Hungary.A

Robert Staszny. first contrsbaSs play
er of the National Symphony Orches-
ira. is one Of the finest contrabass
players in the United States At the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-30

Writing rooms, in which public ste
nogrsphers viii care for travellers mail.
arc being opened in railway stations in
large cities Of Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-30

Tide Tables.

Highest, 81. pm yesterday. Year
ago, So. Lowest, AZ. 430 am today.
Year ago. IS.
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Or. Alexander Hendry, surgeon and
physician 10 his majesty's household at
Balmoral. Scotland. since 1910, has
been cNighted b. the King. .
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FURNISHED by United States Coast and
CSeodetic SURVEY
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The Sun and Moon.

Rises, Sets.
sun, today. $50 am. 5:l2 pm.
Sun. tomorrow 633am. S:lOpm.
Moon, today, 1885 pm. l0:43 pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Rainfall
Monthly rainfall in inches in the
Capital tcurrent month to date1.
La gaceta., 1931-07-27

do mas r~espuesta a los suspiros
de su augusta que la voz de los
enemigos vientos, cuyos largos
aullidos de c6lera y amenaza
parecen If Y venir de AGA para
ALA, renovando Antiques renco-
res y dieiendo que la anulaci6n
de listed sera eterna? GC6mo?
/ Como olvidar a la egregia des-
.errada? IC6mo no tener a glo-
ria poder dar un mentis a su
destino, y redimirla y hacarl2
dichosa, o acompanarla cuando
menos en- su infortunio?
Uni que me ofrecen ell num-
do y la vida, para que yo pudie-
IA olvidar a listed, o renunciar
al empeno de vivir Y MORN a su
lado? 6Que es esta decantada
existencia de Ia eorte, con todos
La gaceta., 1931-07-27

actividad de su gracia y de su
inteligencia buitre feroz que lie
roe las entranas en- la desierta
Iroca a que la alto la desventura?
como dejar de amar a listed,
la mas generosa y sincera de
las mujereS, la que siempre am0
la que am6 mucho, pero con des-
|interes y nobleza, y aun conser-
va tesoros de amor en- su alma,
como ia pecadora que enjuga-
'ba con sus cahellos los ungidos
pies de Jesus, yo que, en- eStas
Inquiries y perdurables noches
de invierno, me la imagine des-
velada Y sola dentro de ese vie
jo caser6n, perdido en- la lobre-
guez de un deSpoblado, pensan-
do en- este brilIante mundo que
la olvid6 tan pronto, y no oyen-
La gaceta., 1931-07-27

los halagos que pueda apetecer
la soberbia, en- todos los laureles
que pueda sonar la ambici6n, ST.
no campo de batalla en-, que nun
ca termina la refriega, en- que
no basta triunfar para ser di-
chose, en- que cada victoria au-
menta ell numero de los enemi-
gos, Y donde es necesario luchar
todos los dias, hasta en- los de
la cansada vejez, so pena de mo
rir menguadamente a manos del
mas cobarde Y menos digno?
"lQue satisfaction nj que
ventura puede hallar un alma co
mo la mia. toda amor v descon-
fianza, toda orgullo de su pro-
nia ternura en- esta gran contra
.taci6n madrilena, en- esta puja
de desalmados ambiciosos, dom
La gaceta., 1931-07-27

asustame Ia idea de tener hljos
en- estos tiempos de relajaci6n
social y homestead Los GUERRA
oein@Slado.""., y tai vez me cos
larlan la vida, o yo me arrepen-
rl2 de mi prcpia obra!...... En-
Suina: no soy 70, aunque tan jo-
'en' I'm ser lleno de ilusiones =
espefanzas que mire hacia el
porVenir, nj tan siquiera en- ell
canine de su vida individual O
plEada".. Heme sentado a la
edad que tengo, y no quiero an
dar mas.
En- tai situaci6n de amino, la
''SRalidad me ha hecho encon-
trar a listed. parada tambi6n en-
81 desierto de IA existencia, sin
Iuerzas para seguir, sin valor
para desearlo, sobreviviendose,
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porvenir.".", y digamos algo de
mi presente; este es, no liable
mos del hombre pdblico Y estu-
diemos al hombre privado.
Julia: NADIA hay en- ell mum
do, en- Ell orden de los afectos in
limos, que pueda retraerme de
consagrar a listed toda la vida.
EStoy acknowledgements aleiado
de mi casa paterna por no yer
"a otra muJer en- Ell puesto que
ocupo mi difunta madre, nj dis
putar a mis- hermanastros ell ga
RHO o las atencicnes del autor
dc mis- dias. No tengo amo,es,
los ne tenido: no han Dastado =
mi felicidad. Conociendo profyr
damente mi caracter me espanta
la idea de constituir casa Y ia
milia en- Ia ~corte,.... lDigo mss.
La gaceta., 1931-07-27

de solo Sc >rinde quito al que Sc
Iteme o al que sc necesita, donde
nadie leyanta al que cae, donde,
cuando menos, hay que divertir
a la genie para ser persona, don
de ell dinero puede suplir por to-
ola especie de cualidades, y dom
de el ndmero de los medianos es
arbitro de la gloria de los supe-
riores?
No: yo no he nacido para O.
diar nj ser odiado, nj para dis
putar a nadie su bien o su deseo,
nj para mentir respetos o adhe-
stones, nj para ufanarme con IL
tulos que ha llevado cualquiera.
Dejemos, pues, aparte, entire los
atractivos que pudieran impedir
me abandonar por siempre la
corte, 10 que algunos llaman mi
E
La gaceta., 1931-07-27
MASTRO CONTRA VIDAL
G.

Detroit, Julio 27.-Earl Mas
tro, de Chicago, prominente fl
gura de la categoria de peso de
pluma, Sc batira aqui ell pr6xi-
mo jueves con Vidal Gregorio,
gladiator espanol. Hasta hace
pocos meses Vidal Sc destacaba
en- la vanguardia de los hombres
de peso bantam.
Mastro estima que el conquis-
tara la corona de peso de puma
tan pronto Bat Battalino de una
oportunidad.
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BOXE.O
TOMMY LOUGHRAN EMPE.
70 A

wildwood, N. j., Julio 81
Tommy Loughran, de Filadelfia
excampe6n de peso complete H.
gero, abri6 aver aqui su campo
de entrenamiento.
Manifesto Tony que espera
batirse con Jack Sharkey, en- el
mes de agosto.
"Con solo unos pocos dfas de
preparation, dijo, yo puedo ba-
tir a cualquiera de los peso com
pleto que hay en- ell mundo.
Joe Smith, ell manager, ha
iniciado gestiones para concer-
tar ell match con Sharkey.
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Con los Guantes

Tug Phillips arribara hoy pa
ra dar la revancha ell viernes, en-
Benjamin Field, al Relampago
Sagiero.
Este Phillips, que no pertene-
ce a la primera categoria, en-
Chicago deshizo las aspiraciones
del Saguero, a quien Sc habia
prometido un "bout' con Jackie
Field.
Al cubano lie hace falta una
victoria sobre Tug para guitar
la "mancha" que en- su libro a.
parece.
La gaceta., 1931-07-27

New York, Julio 27.S-En el
Madison Square Garden, Judy
Zuniga, de California, pugilista
de peso de pluma, sostendra I'm
combate a diez asaltos contra
Johnny Pena, de esta ciudad. .
Jack kid Berg, de Inglaterra,
Sc batira hoy, en- Newark, New
Jersey, con Phil GNffin.
Ell martes en- Los angeles, Ca
lifornia, Salvatore Cuggirello,
de Italia, peleara con Dynamite
Jackson, de Santa Minica..
Jose Cortez, de Boise, Idaho,
sera ell oponente, ell microbes, en-
Seattle, de Tony Portillo.
Ambos glaAiadores pertene-
cen a la categoria de peso welter
La gaceta., 1931-07-27

Nicolas Claudio y Luis (Kid)
Lizalde los jovenes de Puerto
Rico, continuan entrenandose.
Ell promoter Pedrito Herman
DEE, de la Arena del Circulo Gu
bano, viene observando con dete
nimiento a estos dos gladiado :
res.
Luis es hermano de Siso, a
La gaceta., 1931-07-27
Fouettn de La Gdceta No. 27
LA PRODIGA
w} NOVELA
Por
D. Pedro A. de Alarc6n

ras en- Ell bullicio de la corte, en-
medic de las agitaciones politi-
cas-, en- los combates mismos de
La ambici6n, estoy viendo el So
litario Y escondido vale donde,
maltratada por ell destino, y iris
te Y sin esperanzas, Sc sobrevi-
We a 81 misma la mujer mas be-
La del mundo, para quien los
divinos encantos del cuerpo son
va mcrtaja de sus ilusiones, y Ia
La gaceta., 1931-07-27
SINGER CONTRA CANNON
BALI EDDIE MARTIN

New York, Julio 27.-Al Sin
ger, ell hebreo del Bronx, que an
STA recuperar la corona de peso
ligero, tendra de antagonists ell
pr6ximo viernes, en- ell Estadio
de Coney Island, a Cannonball
Eddie Martin.
Sera I'm match a dieZ asaltos.
La gaceta., 1931-07-27
MATEO DE LA OSA PELEA
RIA CON RETZLAFF

New York, Julio 27.-Charles
Retzlaff, de Duluth, fuerte aspi-
rante a la corona de peso COM
pleto, peleara aquf ell martes, en-
ell estadio de Greensboro, contra
La gaceta., 1931-07-27
espanol Mateo de la Osa.

el espanol Mateo de la Osa.
Ell gladiator espanol tiene ell
estilo de combate de Pauline W.
cudun..
Retzlaff ha puesto a dormir,
en- los dltimos meses, a cast to-
dos sus contricantes.
La gaceta., 1931-07-27
QUEEN Hilario Martinez dara
revancha ell dla 8, en- Puerto +
co.

Joe Figarrotta reaparecera d
~viernes, en- Benjamin Field, con-
ira Jack Wilson, en- la }smifi-
nal. En- ell mismo programa el
italiano Jimmy Leto hara su pre-
sentacion, como professional, con
ira Eddie Bond.
Tambi6n peleara els alemar
Kirshner, con Tony Leonard, 0.
tro italiano.
La gaceta., 1931-07-27

ST Lizalde derrota a Martinez,
en- Puerto Rico, ell dia 9, sera una
poderosa attraction contra Tony
Dominguez, ell Relampa96 cual
quiera otro muchacho de por
AGA.
La gaceta., 1931-07-27

UN LUJOSO AUTOMOVTL.
Sale para New York llevando
un matrimonio. Necesita tres
personas para ayudar a los gas
tos. Informan 2313R Gale II.
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HORARIO DE CONSULTAS
DE La sOCIEDAD
Eel BEN PUBLICO"
EN- YBOR:

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SERVICT0 DE AMBULANCIA, Teistono Y 1I1G
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10 mismo en- YbOr Que en- West Tampa, Y 1AI0.
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2SABssE EAIs
aR.A NACIoNAE III

Los e deenales perdieron Ell
primeY ; PATIO y ganaron ell Sc
gundo1 @hditel onceno lining del
primeAmpss Braves anotaron 3
carrerasy ell St. Luis dos, CORES
pondiendo ell triunfo a aquellos.
Boston &c, 11h, lie.
St. Luis &c, Oh, De.
Boston &c, 11h, De. =
St. Luis sc, 13b, De.
Ell Cincinnati dej6 en- blanco
a los Robins, en- ell prinaero, aun-
que estos batearon 10 hits, tres
mas que los segundos. Lopez ba-
teo dos hits.
En- ell segundo, con Vance en-
la Inca de fuego, ell Brooklyn,
devolvi6 la lechada.
I Brooklyn DC, 1Oh, De.
Cincinnati 4c, Tn, lie.
Brooklyn sc, Oh, lie.
Cincinnati DC, 3h, 1e.. .
Filadelfia 1c, Oh, De.
Chicago &c, Oh, De.
Los Cubs hicieron la carrera
decisiva en- ell noveno, con ur
"tubey" de Grimm. Elliot lanzf
por los "phillies" y Malone poi
ell Chicago.
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LIGA AMERICANA

Los Tigers perdieron ell pri :
mer desaffo y ganaron ell Sc :
gundo.
Gehringer do dos hits en- ell
primero y cinco en- ell segundo.
Detroit &c, 16h, &c.
Boston &c, 10h, De.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-18
Eleven Champions
 in Garden Meet

New York. Feb 18.-(UP)-The American indoor track and field championships, scheduled to be held February 25 in Madison Square Gar den will be featured by II cham- pions defending their titles. accord ing to the Amateur Athletic associa- ton.
 The defending champions who al. ready have entered are Chet Bow. man, 60-yards; Johnny Lewis, 300 yards; Phil Edwards, 500 yards; pr Paul Martin, 1000 yards; Joe Mo- Cluskey. 2 mile run: Hans Assert, mile steeplechase; Fred Sturdy, pole vault; Anton Burg, running high jump; Harold M. Osborn, standing high jump; William Lerner, standing broad jump; and New York univer- sity, medley relay.
 In addition, entries have been re- ceived from IS national champions three European and two Canadian titleholders, five intercollegiate A. A outdoor and indoor champions. and four national collegiate or western conference champions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-18
ZYBYSZKO THROWN
 BY DICK SHIKAT

New Haven, Conn. Feb 18.-CUP) Dick Shikat of Philadelphia de- feated Stanlslaus Zybysko of Poland in the star bout of the Arena wrest- ling card last night, pinning his shoulders with a flying mare and headlock in 22 minutes and 20 sec- onds.
 Bill Bartush, Chicago, tossed Joe Pogge, Italy, in 29 minutes, 4 sec onds. Ghafoor Khan, Afghanistan, flattened George Hilles, Wisconsin, in minutes, 9 seconds, by double headlock. Earl McReady, Okla homa, downed Carl Vogel, Germany, with double grapevine and bar lock in 17 minutes, 40 seconds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-18
HIGH SCHOOL HOOP
 RIVALS MEET AGAIN
 AT WILEY TONIGHT
Crosby Second Choice De- spite Previous Win Leemen Need Game for Yale Tourney

Just what Wilby's chances are of being represented in the Yale state interscholastic tournament will de- pend a great deal on the outcome of the second Crosby-Wilby courting this evening. The winner will be generally recognized as city high school champions, which means less than nothing, but the tournament objective is something else again. or thereabouts, the game should be we'll worth witnessing and 1t is safe to predict that the best part of 1,2OO customers will be on hand.
 Watch Those Subs
 By way of warming up the inter- est in the main clash, the reserve teams of the two schools will furn- ish the opposition in a preliminary to begin shortly after 7:30 D. m. Many times, the reserve game has not only rivalled the main go for look at from the viewpoint of a spectator, as the results are general ly close enough to keep enthusiasm at high pitch throughout the 32 minutes of play.
 No Changes
 The same court crews that gall loped to 22 to IT win for Crosby several weeks ago will again face off. General oinion favors Wilby despite the previous defeat by the Schofield squad, though the writer has long ago given up trying to dope" Crosby Wilby games, in as- much as anything under the sun. moon and stars is liable to happen. The teams are fairly matched, which means that the group that takes most advantage of their op- portunities will win.
 Ducats On Sale
 Tickets for the game are still on sale at Templeton's and the Biener- Conroy shop, both reserved and gen. eral admission ducats being sold, and are going at 8 rapid rate.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-18

To obviate a continuance of that hard luck, President Bob Quinn has strengthened his pitching staff and has added some punch to the teams attack, according to Henry P. Ed wards, American league service bu- reau manager. Five outfielders who batted 300 or better in the minors last year have been pur- chased. They are Gene Rye of the Texas league, Van Camp from Des Moines. Mcswain and Winsett of Mo- bile and Lucas from the Nebraska league.
 Keen Competition.
 Shano Collins, the new manager of the Red Sox may start his season with an outfield composed of Tom Oliver. Earl Webb and Gene Rye :. Russ Scarritt and Van Camp. how ever, are sure to make strong bids for regular berths.
 Marquardt of Nashville and Olson, a semi-pro are the only infield ac- quisitions. Marquardt batted 1920 in the Southern league. Just how the infield will shape up is some what of a mystery. There has been a rumor that Jack Rothrock, who has been an outfielder for two years will be tried at third base again Reeves and Began will fight it out at second with Bill Sweeney working regularly at first. This would leave the shortstop job up to competition among Warstler. Rhyme and Miller
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-18
Yale vs Columbia

New York. Feb 18.-A capacity crowd Is expected at the Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball league game at Columbia tonight where the champions will meet Yale for the first time this season. The match will start at 8:30.
 If Columbia wins it will tighten it's hold on first place, but if Yale comes through to victory the Ellis will take the league lead. As the teams now stand Columbia Is in front with four victories and no de- feats and Yale is second with four victories and one defeat. By win ming tonight the Ellis would be a half a game ahead.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-18
Naugatuck Shows
 On AnSOnia Court

Pete Foley's Naugatuck high courtmen journey to Ansonia to- night to meet the Lavender quin- tet in the second game of their an- nual home and home series which this year happens to be a league contest as both clubs are members of the newly organized Naugatuck Valley league.
 Saturday night the Garnet and Gray will oppose the Rockville high quintet atthe Rubber Town "Y" Rockville is expected to prove easy for the Foleymen. but so were the expectation last week when New Britain were the opponents. At the present time Naugy holds two game lead over Wilby who occupies second place in the Valley circuit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-18
BRASS, SCOVlLL
 EWES VICTORIOUS
 IN LEAGUE GAMES
Farrel Boys Nosed Out l6 to IA = Chase Entry Beaten By Ten Points

Showing up with only five players and tendency to loaf, the league leading American Brass basketball combine just nosed out the scrappy Farrel Foundry combine last night at the central Y. M. c. A. The final count was 16 to IA and a most de- cided surprise inasmuch as everyone in the building figured the champs to win by ten points at minimum. Though they only counted four times from the floor, the Blue and White hooped six points from the penalty mark and kept crowding their op- ponents every second. It was II to 8 at the half with the Brass lead ng, and the best Farrel could do was get within one or two points of tying the count. Dunn, with 9 points and Labutis with 6 were the high scorers of the teams. The score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-18

with Marquardl subbing at either second or third.
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 Boston will have good pitching in 1891. Tn addition to Danny Mac Fayden. Milton Gaston, Horace Lis enbee. Jack Russell. Ed Durham and Ed Morris, the Red Sox have &C., quired Wiley Moore, hurling hero of the New York Yankees in 1927, John Brillheart, veteran southpaw who had IS victories to his credit at Minneapolis, Bob Kline who won 23 and lost but 9 for Erie in 80, and