davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1935-10-17
PRESENTAN CORRIDA
DE TOROS ROTAR|OS
De MATAMOR0S
Tomaran Parte Matadores Con Alternative
En- San Fernando y Cadereita. Los Asses
De Los Porrazos Mutt y Jeff Y Otros

como sobresaIinete Ell conocido a.
ficionado Luciano Ortega "Orte-
guita".
PicadOres
Esteban Gonzalez Ancira BE
rrincheS), Primitive Shears Musso-
lini). DR.. Enrique Martinez Carran-
"a CPaquin).
BanderiIIerOs
Ruben A. Martinez Gel Dinamico),
Homero Teieda Bigotitos). George
Leonard king Kong, Felipe Vaz-
quez ID. VEL CoSaco del Dom, Geo.
"A. L0ngoria CFrankenstein). Jesus
Calderoni 1nStantina).
En- Ell mejor torete harA la aries
gada Suerte de Don Tancredo. Gus
tavo O.. Cerillo (Antiojitos).
Auxiliara a la cuadrilla ell como
cido banderillero Alfredo Fernan-
DEE. "Montanez." Cambiador de
suertes: Manuel Vizcarra. Medicos
de plaza: Todos los senores docto-
res que hay en- Ia poblaci6n " que
por Humankind han ofrecido con-
currir a prestar sus servicios. 81 a
Ultima bora se hiciere ~neceSario, Sc
llamaran algunoS de Brownsville
que estan de reserva.
Representative Apoderdo. ST. Ro-
CELLO u. Elizondo lei Quemadol.
Notas: En- Ia enfermeria de Ia
plaza solo habra vaselina. Arnica y
Ell Indispensable Yerbaniz. " ni FL
publlco nj los iidiadores podran exs-
cir que haya otra clase de medici-
mas. No hahra mas passes que los
que den los matadores. 81 In CORR
da Sc sTTpende por NAL tempo. sc
dara el siguiente domingo.
, 1935-10-17

Brownsville. ESQ es un ahsurdo,
jamAs 10 hemos pensado. y esos ru-
mores que circular son enteramente
falsos, careciendo de fundamento
alguno."
"Por otra parte favorezco Ell Puer-
to de Brownsville. y trataremos tan
70 los comisi0nadOs que lanzar0n sus
candidaturas junto con Ia mia, de
fomentar Ell desarrollo de dicho
puerto. hacienda TODD 10 que este de
nuestra parte para activar las rela-
clones comerciales. las exporta-
clones. v los embarques marftimos.
fomentando en- esa forma Ell desa-
rroll0 del Puerto que Sc est& ne-
vando q cabo en- esta ciudad, y Ell
desarrollo de la metr6poli del Vale
del Hio GrRnde. Brownsville"
, 1935-10-17
Declare Ell Pie.
Del PNR En- La
{. De Mexico

MEXICO. d. F., Oct. II. AT
III Lie. Emilio Portes Gil. P-esi-
dente del Comite Executive NaciO-
nal del Partido Nacional Revolu-
cionario ha declarado que la Situa-
cion en- Ell EStado de Yucatan ~
abSolutamente normal y que las
leyes y el orden imperan en- aquella
entidad ~federativa. deSmintiendo
por To tanto las falSas verSiones
propagadas con relacion a agita-
clones politicas On la peninsula.
, 1935-10-17
RenreSentante
En- La ira
DiplOmatica

MEXICO, I'D F. Oct nv At
En- el viaje que actualmente practi-
can por algunos lugares del pals los
miemhros del cuerpo dlplOmaticc- a-
creditados ante eel GObieruo Gle Me-
xico. van en- representation del Jefe
Gle nuestra Cancilleria. el quito aho-
Rado Mich0acano Luis Garridu W 0
mo Jefe del tren Presidential Ell Lie.
Vicente Veloz Gonzalez, Jefe del Pro-
tOcnl0.
, 1935-10-17
Ell Sub Secretario
TugweIl En- Mexico

MEXICO. ID. vi, Oct nv. AT
Anoche lego IN esta capital el Dr.
Rexford @. Tugwell, SubSecretario de
Agriculture de los EStados UnidnG,
uuien desde hace dias se e~ncuentrm
en- territorio mexicano. va expllca-
mos que Sc concede especial signifi-
caci6n m I'm preSencin en Mexico de
este f~uncionari0 W se MSeEura con in-
sistencia que a el quedara encomen-
dado Inn estudio de caracter tecnic0
resperto IA asuntns coneCtadoE CON Gl
Departamento lie Agriculture que
estan siendo tratados actualmento
entire ambos PASSES
, 1935-10-17
COnStruyerOn
Casas Para
Los Obreros

MEXICO, d. F.. oct. II. AT
Otras 372 casas para obreros queda-
ran listas IN breve para ser ocupa-
das por sus p~ropietarios, todos ellos
elementos laborantes y a quienes es
costumbre hacer Ell sorteo Gle estas
habitaciones c~onstruidas por el De-
partamento del Distrito Federal. en-
tres trabajadores pertenecientes o
las diversas organizaciones del pro-
pio dlstrito.
, 1935-10-17
Construction
De La Presa
En- Ell Azucar

MEXICO, I'D. III. Oct nv. At
PrOximamente seran iniciadus l0H
trabajos r~eSpectivos por parte de I'm
Secretaria de Comunicaciones para
la construction de unn gran preSa en
III punto denomlnad0 El Azucar. a la
altura de Ciudad Camargo. lamps,
para almacenar Las avenidaS del Rio
az San Juan, caiculAndOse que dichm
preSa tendra capacidad para irrigar
80. 900 hectareas de terrenos labora-
bleS
, 1935-10-17
ACRAVA LA
SITUACION EN-
Ell CONTNENTE
Inglaterra Quiere Que
Francia Defina SUI
Actitud En- FL Asun-
to De Utopia

Las re~laciones entire lA Gran
Bretaha y Francia Sc distancian
cada dia mas. dicen los nformeH
que se recibieron Ell los Estad0G
Unidos de los passes europeoS.
ESQ Ne debe, dicen To- informns,
"a la artitud franceaa, relAtiva ml
caStigo del Gobierno Italiano por
Ia Liga de Las Naciones por IN In
vasion de Utopia.
Inf0rmes que se recibierun uB
LondreS, que dicen haberse obte-
nido en- fuentes autorizadas, hacian
Saber que XII G0biernO BritAnirO.
habia exigido del Gobierno Fran
ces una promesa dc ayuda naval en-
case Gle emerEencia. que reSultAAe
dc la imposition de sancioneE en
contra del Gobierno de Italia. tai
como I'm raid" aereo que pudieseu
llevar IN cabO las eScuAdrllAs ltm-
lianas en- contra dc las fl0taS bri-
tanicas que &c ~encuentran en- el
MediterraneO. Si rs que Se ileVa5n
d cabo TIN bloqueo.
Circulaban rumoreS que ell Pre-
mier Laval de Francia. se hahia
rchusado IA promoter ayuda al Co
bierno Britanico en- case de cue
las flotas italianas atacaSen a laA
britAnicas. antes Gle que Tn LiEa dn
las Naci0neS impusieSe las san
clones en- contra de Italia
, 1935-10-17
ESTADISTICA DE AGRICULTURE
DE MEXICO

MEXICO. d. F., Oct. II. AT
DE los 13l millones de hectareaS
que componen Ia s~uperficie de Ia
Repnblica Mexicana. estan en- cul-
two IA y medic millones de hecta-
reas y hay nueve millones mas que
pueden ponerSe en- condolences de
cultivo, segdn declaraciones hechas
por la direction de Estadfstica Ma
cional.
, 1935-10-17
CeIebraron I'm
ConveniO Mexico
Y Ell Salvador

MEXICO. D.. r., Oct. II. AT
La 5ecretaria de Relaciones Exterio-
res. ha informado que vi convenio
celehrado entire Mexico y Ell Salvador
para facilitar el intercambio conner
cial entire ambos paises. Se llev6 "a
cabo pcr medic de un Gambia de no
tas. habiendo empezado a surtir sus
efectos ell dia dos del presente mes.
, 1935-10-17
100000 Pesos
Para CamDana
En- Mexico

MEXICO. ID. r., Oct. ~. AT
En- Ell presupuesto del Departamento
de Salubridad Publica se Ia destina-
do In cantidad c. Glen mil pesos pa
"a que Ia Direction General de Ia
campaha anti-alcoholica, active sus
trabajos durante ri ahO de 1886.
La campana anti-alcoholica ha sido
elevada a la categorfa de IN servicio
social. pues Sc propone realizar una
SiStematica labor "A efect0 de que este
vicio sea eliminado % Ell mayor
m&rgen de posibilidades.
, 1935-10-17
No Venderan
Aceite Crude
A Italia

MEXICO. ID. r.. Oct. lat
Mexico no podrA vender pctrbleO A
Italia pues esta considerable como
material de puerra destinado a.
recta o indirectamente IA Italia ln-
vantandolO para Utopia
, 1935-10-17

MEXICO. ID. r., Oct. ~. AT
E e.. Presidente de la Republics,
Oral. de Division LAzaro CArdenmS,
completamente restablecido "a de su
Salud. reanudo aver SuS nctlvAdmdnn
un uu dBHparhp dal PhAnrAp Alnmiuulnh
, 1935-10-17
FSTADTSTICA

Las siguientes Licencias Matri-
moniales fueron expedidaS por eT
5ecretario de Ia Oficina en- Ell edi-
ficio de Ia Corte del Condado de
Cameron:
Wilforce "A. Hensley v Frances
Bailey.
Alberto Favazos " ConsueIo
Cara.
Jesus Flores y Romualda de Ia
Cruz
VIM. III. Gaines w Nora Thelma
Flescher.
Juan Cerda y Maria Salazar.
Manuel DAVila IVY Herllnda Her
nhndGM.
, 1935-10-17
TipO De Hoy

III peso Sc c0tiz6 hoy n $50 en-
contra del Dollar. Hubo buen mov1-
miento Gle cnmpra-vepta III las ca-
BnE de Damblp.
, 1935-10-17
Ell Tempo

Brownsville y Ell Vale:
EStara nublado esta n0che. III
viernes seguira nublado. la tempe
ratura seguira calida e inestable.
SopIarAn wentos del Este en la
costa.
It'll rio c~0ntinuar4 haiando Ga ni-
Vnl un todm Bu trRVecturih.
, 1935-10-17

Adds ABABA. Utopia. Oct. IT.
FL Gohierno Etiope en- IN informe
Official hacia saber hoy que los in-
formes que habia recibido eran que
habfa graves diferencias de opinion
entire ell Duce MuSsolinil " el &C.
r~-al Emilio de Bono Comandante
~ Tvs Huestes Italianas en- Ethiopia,
hab - presentado su renunclh
Ell General"
El Emperad0r Halle SelaSsie. i'm
form0 hoy a Ia Prensa Asociada
que mo discutiria asuntoS de pan
mientraS uue se encontrase un solo
soldado italiano en- territorio etiopc."
Evening star., 1935-12-17
CoIOniaIs Score Heavily.

ONE of the highest-scoring teams
it has produced in many year
was seen by George Washington to-
day after the teams return home
from Richmond following its impress
sive defeat of the long -unbeaten Uni
versity of Richmond Spiders.
If they maintain the pace set in
the first three games. the Colonials
will average over 40 points per con-
test with the sharp-shooting Of Hal
Kiesel, wiry center. leading his mates
at present with 81 points.
Although outscored by Ben Gold
fadden last night. KieSel kept up his
rate Of a dozen a game by dropping
through four from the floor and an
equal number from the foul line
Goldfadden went him one better in
the double-decker variety. Tommy
O'Brien. promising sophomore, found
the basket for 10 points.
After it had overcome a 40 mar
gin established by the Spiders in the
first two minutes of play, G. w. never
was in danger. They led, 22-l2, at
the half and outplayed the South
ernerS in the last 20 minutes.
Evening star., 1935-12-17
Both Invaders Strong.

MANY Hilltop hangers-on want to
witness their favorite tossers
stack up against height. Others be-
lieve this is unimportant, holding that
the Hoyas will pass circles around any
quint in sight.
Mike Bloom, Temples 6-foot 5-inch
center, should be able to get the tap
over Mike Petrosky, Georgetown's runt
of 6 feet inches. Irv Casper and
Ernie MeSSikomer, guards, are hold
overs from last season and are re-
ported to form a defensive combina-
ton eclipsing any in the Owls court
history.
Catholic University'S basket ball
foot ball team meets in Duke one OF
the most powerful quints in the South.
Taking time out from their work
outs on the gridiron IN preparation
for the Orange Bowl game against
Mississippi at Miami on January l,
Hermie Schmarr, Irish Carroll, Sam
Pagano and Joe Yanchulis will team
with Bernie Lieb in an effort To
throttle the Blue Devils.
The Cardinals have in Schmarr
probably the most clever handler OF
leather in the District and most Of
the Brookland followers will look to
him to turn the tide.
Evening star., 1935-12-17
nuh Traded Reynolds Johnson Moody Voted Top Woman Athlete
O'Brien, Movie Actor, So
Busy Autographing He
S'Misses" Bout.
BY BURT HAWKINS

Billy Vermillion, Central High
basket ball regular, is not in
eligible as was previously re-
ported.
Maury Nee, former Georgetown
Prep sports star and one of the Dis
trict's foremost golfers; Billy Wood
ward, Central court fash In years
gone by, and Bert Coggins, former
Central court and foot ball coach, wit
messed the Georgetown Prep-Central
game yesterday.
Eddie Miller, who broke the local
scholastic high jump mark last year
for Eastern with a leap OF 6 feet 7s
inches, now is playing for the Uni
versity of Maryland's freshman basket
ball team -. Walter Johnson, jr,, son
of the Immortal hurler and Milton
MULTI, former Tech regular, also are
with the Terp freshies.
DILL LAMPKIN, who gets more eX-
ercise leading the Fox orchestra
through an overture than Joe Louis
does in three fights; Matte Brown,
whose feat of staying 10 rounds with
the Brown Bomber now is considered
a miracle; Clark Griffith, looking very
much worried, and Jimmy La Fontaine
rallied around the ringside last night
Both Furr and Wilson wore
identical trunkS-black and red
stripes down the side and around
the waist
Mac Lamborne, one of Washington's
most enthusiastic sailing devotees
sends greetings from Mayaguez, Puerto
Rico. aboard the yacht Cachalot.
Bill Mitchell, who is averaging Il
points a game at forward for Wilson
Teachers College, has hurt Sox Har'
rington's Olmstead Grill quint consid'
erably . With Mitchell on the team
last season, Olmstead ranked as one
of the standout amateur fiveS in thu
city, but minus him this year, they're
having a tough time getting started.
Evening star., 1935-12-17
Eases Left-Hand Order.

IN EXCHANGE for the southpaw-
swinging, southpaw-throwing Ma
nush the Washington club receives a
1eft-handed batsman in Johnson and
right-hander in Reynolds, making the
move, according to Griff, potentially
beneficial to the Nationals in that
Manager Bucky Harris team now is
portside topheavy.
Both johnson and Reynolds are
younger and faster than Manush, who
will achieve the mellowing age of 35
next July. Both of the new Nationals
were born in February, 1904.
johnson, a Norwegian Indian, fig
ures to hold down regular berth with
the Nationals next season, probably
left field. A disappointment when he
broke in with Detroit six years ago,
Roy seemed to hit his stride during
the last three seasons as a member of
the Red Sox, and his record for the
1934-5 seasons excels that of Manush.
After batting .314 in his first
season with the Tigers, Roy Socked
only .275, 279 and .281 during the
next three years and was shipped
to Boston in 1882 along with First
Baseman Dale Alexander for Earl
Webb. With the Red Sox in 1888, he
batted .313 and in 1884 he boosted
his mark to 800. Last season he hit
ut a .315 clip.
Manush Called Turn on Self.
WHILE one of the greatest batters
wv of his era, Manush Topped
miserably with Washington last sea-
son, leading many critics to believe
he meant what he allegedly said dur
ing transforming tour the Fall of
1884. Dressing in West Coast club
house before the game, Manush is
reported to have heard of the sale of
Cronin to Boston and ripped the "W"
from his uniform sleeve, remarking:
"Wen I guess this washes me up
with Washington"
Despite his poor year in 1895. when
he batted only .273, and finally was
permitted to quite the team early
upon requeSt-his own-Heinie served
the Washington cause nobly during
(See BASE BALL, Page 81
Evening star., 1935-12-17
|HOYA, CARD CUNTS.
IN TESTING F RAYS.
Temple and Duke Sure to
Provide Hot Contests.
G. w. Is Victor.

- GEORGETOWN and Catholic
University dr. b blers face
their first real tests of the
season tomorrow night when
Temple and Duke invade to give fans
taste of the stirring battle in store
for District quints after the Christmas
holidays.
Opening the Eastern intercollegiate
Conference. the Temple-Georgetown
game will be played at Tech High
gymnasium, while the Card mails and
Blue Devils will clash at Brookland.
While Temple has lost three regu-
lars from last seasons third-place
team, the Owls nevertheless will pre-
sent a dangerous five. Temple should
provide Hoya followers with the
answer to a question which some be-
lieve is every bit as significant as
Joe Louis ability to take a hard clout
on the chn.
Evening star., 1935-12-17

WITHOUT Sam Fox and Sid Ger
stenfeldt, two regulars who have
been declared Scholastically ineligible,
Central High is pondering the effects
of such losses on their interhigh title
chances following a rather close call
in their own gym in game with
Georgetown Prep.
Although the Blue and White
stepped out in the final five minutes
to widen a too-close- for comfort gap,
the combined elements of blue Mon
day" and an inspired Prep team
proved almost too much for Jack
Rays charges.
Until midway in the last quarter the
Prep5 had battled Central on nearly
equal terms. and Joe Gardeners decla-
ration that he was "tickled to death
upon the showing of his team follow
ing two previous defeats expressed the
sentiments of all Prep supporters.
CentralS first team took the floor
after the reserves had neld the Garrett
ParkerS even for the first eight min
utes. and with Fones and Thompson
leading the way, stepped up the ad-
vantage to Ill by the rest period.
The visitors closed the breach to one
point on three different occasions, but
with the score, 1914, Central went
m q snree In sew I'm the game.
Evening star., 1935-12-17
anv number of cases alumni coun.

ellis and local chambers of commerce
collect an annual working fund that
takes care of the better prep school
stars
Foot ball coaches that have no
such assistance or that happen
to work for the higher stand
ard universities along scholastic
lines rarely have a chance in
big-time foot ball.
They can't get the men-or keep
them in college. They have to COM
pete against heavy odds. almost i'm
possible odds. So why not let every
one know the inside story-the entire
situation?
1t has been something more than a
joke to hear so many denouncing the
Southeastern Conference plan. 1t may
be the wrong plan. But just what do
the denouncerS think has been taking
place all over the foot ball map?
Copyright 1885. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc.)
Evening star., 1935-12-17
GATOR JOB ELATES CODY
Florida's New Grid Coach to Quit
Vandy After Court Season.

ATLANTA, December II [P).-Josh
Cody, signed to three-year contract
as head foot ball coach of the Uni
versity of Florida, said here he was
"elated" over his selection.
He will finish his duties as basket
ball coach at Vanderbilt before taking
up his new job. He also was as
siStant in foot ball.
He was all-Southern tackle in his
playing days at Vanderbilt, where he
finished in 1919.
Cody went to Mercer in 1920 for
his first coaching job, but returned
to Vanderbilt as an assistant to Dan
McGugin in 1928 and also coached
base ball and basket ball.
He accepted call to Clemson Col
lege as head coach in 1927 and re-
manned there four seasons.
Evening star., 1935-12-17
COACH stanley TO WED
Harlow Will Be Best Man for His
Assistant at Harvard.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, December II
R,.-Neil Stanley, line coach of Har-
wards varsity foot ball team, and
Margaret Elizabeth Mellor. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin NJ. Mellor,
jr.. of Westminster, Md, will be mar
ried tomorrow in Westminster.
Dick Harlow. head coach Of foot
ball at Harvard, will serve his as
sistant as best man. The ceremony
will take place at 2 pm. in Baker
Chapel.
Until this Fall, Stanley. whose home
is in Lebanon. Pa, was line coach at
Western Maryland, where Miss Mellor
was once a student, When Harlow.
who coached the Western Maryland
eleven, was made head coach at Har-
ward this year, he brought Stanley
with him.
Evening star., 1935-12-17
HIGH F|VES LEARN
FROM c. v. FROSH
Central Next to Face Team
That Has Beaten Three
League Outfits.

- FORGE WASHINGTON UNI
4 VERSITY'S powerful fresh
man basket ball team has
given local scholastic quints
new and brighter outlook on court
life. In handing the Lincoln Park
ers a 1920 trimming yesterday at
Eastern the Colonial cubs set an ex-
ample which Tech, Central, Western
and Roosevelt quintS hope to follow.
Central, 30-18 victor over George
town Prep at Central, was TO pre-
sent a comparison of the teams when
they stacked up against the G. w.
yearlings today at the George Wash
ington gym.
Bob FariS and Sid Silkowitz, scoring
Is and IL points, respectively, led
the frosh to their third win over Dis
trict high schools. Western and Tech
had fallen previously.
Reds Scheible vaulted Eastern into
a 1911 half-time lead, but the fresh
men came back in the third period
to run up 81 points. while the Light
Blue basketers could garner but 9
Lavelle Dizzy Dean. all-high sensa-
ton. was limited to 3 points by the
cubs.
Evening star., 1935-12-17
G. w. HIGH FIVE FIGHTS
Team to Play Three Here Stages
Rally to Trim Mounts.

Three local high school fives will
be hosts to Alexandria'S George Wash
ington High courtmen within the next
three days, but if the visitors continue
to stage finishes like the one that
marked their game at Mount Rainier
yesterday the Capital teams will not
be able to breathe easily until the last
whistle is blown.
Trailing by points with three min
utes to play, G. w. went on a 14-point
scoring spree that made the final
count read 1928.
The Alexandrians open their three
day campaign at Western Highs gym
tomorrow, play hosts to Roosevelt on
Thursday and complete the week. S
campaign at Tech on Friday.
Evening star., 1935-12-17

A S LONG as Capt. Phil Fox and
Billy Mitchell continue to find
the cords so perSistently for Wilson
Teachers College Coach Doc White
is not at all sure that he won't have
two of the highest-scoring players in
the District on his team when the end
of the season rolls around.
In leading in the victory over the
Y. M. c. A. five last night, 81 to 80,
Fox brought his average to IA points
per game, but even then he is being
pressed by Mitchell, whose percentage
is a fraction less-13.7.
Mitchell scored only three points less
than his captain last night, matching
him with six field goals, but getting
three less from the charity line.
Evening star., 1935-12-17
GRID PROS BOOK JAUNT

GREEN BAY, Wis, December IL
R.-The Green Bay Packers Of the
National Professional Foot Ball
League completed arrangements TO-
day for three major games in Call
fornia during January.
Coach E. L. Lambeau said dates
would be arranged later with officials
of the American Legion Foot Ball
League of Los Angeles and the
knights of Columbus of San Fran
cisco. A squad of "a Packers VIII
make the trip by automobile. Sew
eral players already are on the coast.
Evening star., 1935-12-17
QUINT BACKS ITS NAME
Iowa School of Success Scores
Another Triumph.

MOUNT PLEASANT, Iowa. Decem-
ber II (P)-The Iowa School OF Sue
cess basket ball team is living up to
its name.
Last night the plucky Ottumwa
commercial college five turned back
Iowa Wesleyan, 40 to 35, in a hard
fought battle. The team has lost
only one game this season, and that
by only one point.
Evening star., 1935-12-17
Braves Still Look In Vain to Other Clubs for Aid


the Lake Placid slide as if he were
drumming up business, was guest
of honor the other night at Win
ter Olympics send-off dinner. 4.
Mike Jacobs, who intends to stage
the Louis Gastanaga kill at a Hav-
ana abbatoir, buys a number of
Cuban newspapers to keep abreast
of revolutionary news but he
can't find any one to read them
for him all are printed in
Spanish.
Hatty Baujan of Dayton Uni
versity was bitten by the teeth Of
a player who was 20 yards away at
the time =. he had the players
false set in his hip pocket when
knocked down by q back in scrin-
mage.
Evening star., 1935-12-17
MULRoE SPILLS 39e PINS.

Joe Mulroe's 396 set enabled the
Washington Farm Credit bowlers to
increase their margin to 180 pins over
the Baltimore Farm Credit five in
the concluding set of their six-game
match last night. Washington had
taken an 857pin advantage in Balti-
more and won the last three games
here by 95 sticks.
Evening star., 1935-12-17
REYNOLDS Here Second Time.


THE trade, which sends Reynolds to
Washington for the second time
in his nine-year major league career,
also wins for Carl the undisputed
travelling championship of the Amer
lean League, but by the same token
installs Manush as one of his closest
rivals. Reynolds now has been with
four clubs and with the Nationals
twice.
Manush, who travelled from Detroit
to St. Louis to Washington and now
to Boston during his 13-year career,
shares the distinction of being one Of
the five America LeaguerS to perform
with four teams. the others, in addi-
ton to Reynolds, being Carl Fischer,
Lloyd Brown and Walter Stewart, all
of whom have served a stretch under
Griffith.
At least three of the parties in
Volved in the deal were pleased. Man
ager Joe Cronin of Boston has eyed
Manush ever since Griff sold him
(Cronin) to the Red Sox last year for
$3.50 900. Manush, a vital cog in the
pennant-winning 1888 Washington
team, remained with the Nationals, but
it was no secret that his heart was
with the Red SoX. And Griffith,
aware of Heinie's dissatisfaction here,
has been futilely trying to swap the
big left fielder for a pitcher since the
middle of last season.
Until the last moment Griffith held
out for a hurler, and late yesterday
still was wrangling with General Man
ager Eddie Collins of Boston for the
services of young Jack Wilson, a
right handed slabber of considerable
promise. 1t was no go with Collins
and Griff, feeling that Boston repre-
sented his last chance to procure the
pitcher he wanted, finally agreed to
trade Manush for johnson and Rey-
nolds.