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Evening star., 1937-04-15

Arthur Briscoe; chairman of denom-
national representatives, Mrs. w. G..
Waldo, and assistant chairman, Mrs.
E. M. Reese.
Department chairmen-Better citi-
zenship, Mrs. G. c. D. Townshend;
finance, Mrs. w. r. Rhoades foreign
students, Mrs. j. M. M. Gray; inter-
national relations and peace, Mrs.
w. L. Darby; Juvenile Court, Mrs
T. j. Howerton, and missionary, Mrs
F. E. Edgington.
Evening star., 1937-04-15
Glee Club to Sing,

Thirty-two members of the Whea-
ton College (Ill) Womens Glee Club
will give a concert at o'clock to-
night at the Wallace Memorial, New
Hampshire avenue and Randolph
street. Mrs. Mignon Bollman Mac
kenzie, member of the faculty Of
the Wheaton Conservatory of Music,
will direct the program.
Evening star., 1937-04-15

Kent; Church of the Brethren, DR.. c.
E. Resser; Congregational, Rev. How
ard Stone Anderson and Rev. G. A.
Ackerly; Disciples, Rev. c. H. Jope
and D. Fulton Harris.
Episcopal, Rev. H. S. Wilkinson and
D. N. Carpenter; Evangelical, Rev. G.
E. Schnabel; Evangelical and Re-
formed, Rev. H. H. Ranck and H. F.
Dunkhorst; Friends, Rev. L. D. Clark.
United Lutheran, Rev. o. F. Black
Welder and L. L. Koch; Methodist
Episcopal, Rev. R. L. Wood and B. A.
Harlan; Methodist Episcopal South,
Evening star., 1937-04-15
$1,000 per year. Roy Ellis Of the
United States Re-employment Service
also will speak.
Receives Commission.

Appointment Of William Goddard
Mitchell, 303l Sedgwick street, as a
second lieutenant in the Organized
Reserve was announced today by the
War Department. He is assigned to
the Corps of Engineers Reserve.
Evening star., 1937-04-15
Mckinley Dance Tomorrow.

The General Organization OF the
Mckinley High School is giving a
dance at the Raleigh Hotel at 10
pm. tomorrow for students, friends
and alumni.
Evening star., 1937-04-15

Feature motion pictures are being
produced in CzechoSlovakia.
Evening star., 1937-04-15

Francis Weinmann, Arkansas, and
Mrs. Thaddeus M. Jones, District OF
Columbia, councillors.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22

no, Y a caballo recorre las pro
~|vincias de Asturias Y Galicia
" otras ciudades del RENO es-
|pafol, logrando mandar unos
dos mil labradores Y artesanos
muchos de los cuales lie de-
Ibieron su fortuna. Contraria-
do, decepcionado, Sc queda
por alg1n tempo por ALA, has
ia que muerto su padre en- Ca
dir, Sc vic en- la necesidad de
regresar a la Habana para ha-
Icerse cargo de sus cuantiosos
intereses. En- la Habana de
nuevo, establece una fabrica
de clavos en- soeiedad con i'm
ingles y con Manuel Pareias.
Procurador de la Reina Marin
Cristina. Mas tarde compra
dos cafetales, dedicandose a
La gaceta., 1937-10-22

s~alvarlos de una muerte segura.
Contrario a la esclavitud
del hombre negro, trabaja por
la abolici6n de la trata. A csc
fin, en- 1874 propone al Co.
bierno abrir los puertos de Gu
ba a laemigraci6n blanca, pen
sando juiciosamente que mien
tras 10 sbrazos de los blancos
faltaran, no era possible pen
sar en- la emancipation de los
negros. De acuerdo con ell Ca
pitan General O'Donnell, en-
barc6se para Espano con Ell
encargo de establecer corrien-
ties emigratorias. Pero a su
llegada a la Peninsula Sc en-
contr6 una atm6sfera contra
ria a sus proyectos. A pesar
de este, no celia en- su empe-
La gaceta., 1937-10-22
EPORTES
ALEKHINE DERROTO A Ell
WE EN- "a ~MOVIMIENTOS

Rotterdam, Octubre o.
Por la primera vez desde Ell CO.
mienzo del torneo de reVancha
entire el DR.. Max Euwe, ell cam
pe6n, y ell DR.. Alexandra Alex
hine, ell excampe6n, este 1ltimo
tom6 la delantera ganando la
delantera la septima partida.
La anotaci6n es ahora de tres
victorias por dos, a favor de
Alekhine, con dos partidas ia
bias.
Ell octave juego Sc verificard
en- Leyden.
I'm descuido hizo que Ell DR.
Euwe perdiera un pe6n, luegt
de abrir con ell pe6n de la reina
Contra este Ell retador inici6 Ii
defensa eslava. Como de costun
bre, Alekhine introduce compli
caciones Y do una pieza en- can
bio por tres peones.
Gradualmente la preston so
bre Ia defensa del campe6n flu
abrumadora. Obligado a dirigi,
una amenaza de jaque-mate
decline la partida a los "a movi
rnientos.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22

tablecleron entire 81 y Ell general
americana Quitman, negociacio
mes para que este militar Sc hi
clera cargo del mando de una
expedition revolucionaria v IL
oertara a la patria cubana de
las cadenas que la oprimian.
Grandes esperanzas Sc lleparon
a acariciar entonces, pero to-
dc Sc vino al suelo al conocerse
cue Ell general rorteamericano
decia necesitar cinco mil hon-
ores para la expedition, v en-
tan gran ndmero era impossible
conseguirlos. tDeseoso Goicurfa
de saber personalmente 10 que
Gel proyecto revolucionario pen
saba aGu@l, sali6 para Ell pueblo
de su residencia, 10 VIC v re-
sreSo de su viaie desilucionado.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22

mar parte. En- Cuba, ell Gobier-
no, apenas Sc entera de oUa
pertenece a la referida Junta. lie
confisca sus bienes Y 10 juzga Y
|condena a muerte. De este modo
ell Gobierno de Espana, quiso
dejar sin fortuna a I'm hombre
que era rico! Pero la miseria y
eel trabajo intimida a otros. no
a hombres que, como Goicuria,
habian nacido para alco mas
cue para vivir mueHemente mi
rando pasar las horas entire IA.
.bacos Y copas.
La Junta Guiana 10 hizo 81
tesorero. Gracias a 81 Sc reunie-
ron en- aqaella 6poca unos dos
c!entoa mil pesos con 81 fin d,
lograr la independence de la
patria. Fue entonces que Sc es-
La gaceta., 1937-10-22
TiRANDo Ell BALON
ESPARANOS CONTRA
SPRING HILL

Jugaran esta noche, en- ell te-
reno de Phillips, les Esparta-
nos de la Universidad de Tam
pa y los j6venes de Spring Hill.
Nash Higgins anuncia por los
locales la siguiente Inca de com
bate: Beynon, Bryan, Carr y
Yorkunas, ALBERT, Moran, G7.;
win, Freddy, O'Reilly, Spoto y
Mandula.
Los visitantes pondran a Hay
! mark, Meriwether, Green, Cor
daym, Tally, Hyland, Hatch,
Isaac, Zimmerman, Hoffman y
Finck.
Arribaron anoche a Tampa
los atfetas de este Colegio v Sc
hospedan en- Ell hotel Tampa TIE
rrace,
Muchos billetes de entrada Sc
vendieron en- los 1ltimos dias.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22
contingente. Habiendosele he.

contingente. Habiendosele he
tho sespechoso al Gobierne es-
Danol, apenas d~esembarca
Narciso Lopez, es preso Col
curia, y encerrado en- ell Cas-
tillo del MORO Y mas tarde en-
WACO en- calidad de deporta-
do a Sevilla.
En- vano su mujer lie suplica
que abandone las ideas oelicas
" Sc consagra a su hogar y q
sus h. os, En- rano, porque re-
suelto a luchar, Sc fuga a bordo
de IN pequeno bote de la ciu-
dad que era su carcel, Y llega a
I~nglaterra, y de alli pasa a los
Estadcs Unidos donde fila su
Residential. Con su llegada. coin
eide la creaci6n de una Junta
de Ia cual eutra a for
La gaceta., 1937-10-22
La Gaceta Folletin No. 81
NRSTOR CARBONELL
PROCERE
A

deramente her6ico. I'm violento
huracan habfa arrastrado un
& navio frances contra los esco-
! los de la Punta, despedazando-
10. Ell mar BRAVO y ell viento, es-
taban imponentes, a tai extre-
no que los PRACTICES del puerto
no Sc atrevfan a salir a prestar-
ie auxilio a los marriages. Col
curfa entonces, con desprecio
de su vida, acompahado de al
guros otros braves, Sc echo al
mar en- una lancha. logrando
La gaceta., 1937-10-22
CANCELADA LA PELEA
LEWIS-GODOY

New York, Octubre o. Co
munican de Pittsburg que a eau
sa de la golpiza que el negro
John Henry Lewis, campeon de
las IT'S libras, sufriera recien-
temente a manos de isidoro Gas
tanaga, ell vasco, ha sido canoe
lada su pelea, anunciada para 81
pr6ximo jueves, con ell chileno
Arturo Godoy, I'm ahijado del
hebreo Mike Jacobs.
La noticia sc envi6 a esta ciu
dad por ell empresario Jake
|Mintz. ID .
La gaceta., 1937-10-22
la agriculture y q la crlanza
de ganado caballar.

la agricultural y q la crlahA"
de ganado cabaliar.
De la tranquilidad del ret'-
70 en- que viva, olvidado de
las iniquidades de los hom-
bres, vino a sacarlo ell conocl-
miento de haberse fundado en-
New York Ell peri6dico La Yer
dad, propagador de los idea
les de Independence. Conoce-
dor de que Sc necesitaba para
poder formar y traer la expe-
dici6n de Narciso Lopez, una
fuerte suma de dinero, reune
inmediatamente entire 81 y sus
familiares, diecinueve mil pc
SOS y Sc los manda. Con esa
cantidad ra4do Lopez, meses
despues, desembarcar en- Car
denas al frente do numercso
La gaceta., 1937-10-22
cher Alfonso Lopez, estrella de

cher Alfonso Lopez, estrella de
las Abejas de Boston.
Ademas de catcher, Alfonso
tiene pozos de petr6leo en- Ts-
xas. Petr6leo de veras, no ina
ginario.s
Los tigres de AL y F jugaran
con La Corona y ell segundo en-
Icuentro Sc verificara entire los
pescadores de MirabelIa y los
Agailas.
Alfonso bien merece ell home
maize y ojala que llegue a direc.
tor.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22
ENRICO VENTURE VOLVE.
RIA A PELEAR

New York, Octubre 22.-Es-
ia noche, en- ell Hip6dromo, el
italiano Enrico Ventura, gladia
dor del peso ligero, Sc batira
con Davey Day, de Chicago. Sc
ra un combate a diez a~saltos.
AL vencedor Sc lie ha ofrecido
una pelea con Lou Ambers, 81
campe6n de las 1876 libras.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22
UFg

que 10 sdos ofrezcan I'm prcgra-
ma en- Londres teniendo a Tom
my FAIR de principal attraction.
Discutieron los dos "tigres''
la posibiiidad de que Jose Luis
cruce Ell mar v defienda su titu.
10 en- ell extranjero.
FL BRITANNICA lie habia pedidc
a Mike NADIA menos que $25, 200
por ell alquiler de su Estadio.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22

Gould y Braddock tendrAn
que pagan una multa de $1,000
cada una, antes del dia l de d.
ciembre.
iCastigo por no haber acep-
tado la pelea con el "nazi" Ma
RE ~Schmeling!
Gould asegura que no paga
"a; Braddock sostiene la misma
opinion.
Phelan amenaza con entregar
la cuenta al abogado general del
Estdo.
ALA veremos.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22

Muy POGO Sc habla en- estos
dias de Jose Luis, ell negro de
Detroit.
Probablemente Sc e~xtranara
de no yer su nombre en- las pa
ginas deportivas.
Mas va lie tocara de nuevo ell
turno, y Sc lie dara ESQ Y algo
mas.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22
LAS PANTERAS EN- JACK
SONVILLE

Hoy por Ia noche, en- Jackson
vile, las Panteras de Plant jul
garan con ell institute Andres
Jackson.
Jimmy Hughes declare antes
de marcharso que utilizara a P.
Davis, Hunter, Bryant, c. Da-
Wis, McMichael, Kolouris, M,
Cormick, Adams, McDuffie, 10
mes y Saxon.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22
CON LOS GUANTES

Los peri6dicos de New York
anuncian, por haberlo dicho Nj
Ike Jacobs, que sera terrified
la pelea de hoy entire Ell italiano
v Ell Sr. Day.
Sc "odian' los contendientes
y la violencia Sc elevara al ma
ximo.
va nos enteraremos.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22
Tan prolongada fue la protes

Tan proI0ngada Tue Ia pfOUe5
ia por la victoria concedida al
aleman, que ell comienzo de la
otra pelea del programa Sc de-
moro por varios minutes.
Termin6 ell match, cuando
Neusel, que habia sido castiga-
do muy duramente, lie pogo a
Strickland y lie hizo tomar una
cuenta de seis s~egundos.
Tenfa ell aleman TN peso dc
2031 ~ libras Y Ell ingles 1874.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22

-Pido, senores de la Conf
sion, declare Could, que me de-
vuelvan la fianza de $4,000 que
presto a raiz de la firma del con
trato con Make.
-Asi piensa listed, contests
Phelan, perO Ell dinero no 10 SOL
taremos. No pele6, luego los
$4,000 Sc quedaran a beneficio
de nuestra GAIA.
-Recurrire a los tribunales,
: Recurra, y que lie haga
buen provecho.
-Mientras usted no pegue,
'afirm6 Phelan, quedara suspen-
dido, 10 mismo que ell Sr. Brad
dock.
Me ha partido. IFS injus-
to!
70 padezco de artritismo-
remat6 Johnny.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22

Ell Tampa College jugara hoy
con Ell Tarpon Springs, en- la ciu
dad de los Esponjeros.
Hasta ell presente los tampe-
nos no han podido veneer a sus
contrarios.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22
RESULTO UNPOPULAR Ell
FAULO A FAVOR DEL ALE
MAN NEUSEL

Londres, Octubre 22.-La ma
yor parte de los cronistas depor
tivos critican, 10 mismo que 81
pdblico, la decision dada per los
5ueces q favor del aleman Wal
ter Neusel y en- contra de Mau-
ricio Strickland, Ell gladiator de
Nueva Zelandia.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22

Sc un bungalow, en-
esplendidas condisionel, en- la
avenida de Michigan. Buen pre-
clio y plazos c6modos. Dirigijase
a su dueno, 2015 Michigan.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22

Sc han puesto de nuevo al ha-
bla, ell empresario norteameri :
cano Mike Jacobs y Ell smpresa-
rio ingles Critchely. Els possible
La gaceta., 1937-10-22

Qued6 firmado en- New York,
ante la comision de boxeo, Ell
contrato que obliga a Petey Sar
ron a defender su corona de pc
so de puma fNente al negro Hen
ry Armstrong.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22

Alberto Lowell, ell pdgil argen
+ino del peso complete, Sc halla
bajo la direction de Phillip Gil
bred.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22

Harry Jeffra, Ell nuevo cam
poem del peso bantam, vencedor
de Sixto Escobar, Sc ha puesto
bajo la direction de Max Wax
man, Ell amigo de Jack Dempsey
La gaceta., 1937-10-22

Ell DR.. Walker declara que
Solly Krieger esta en- perfecta
forma fisica para combatir te-
niendo de rival a Walter Wood.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22

LIE ha sido impuesta una sus-
pension de 80 dias al pdgil fran
ces Andres Lenglet, Ell de las
piernas largas.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22
ALA veremos.

ST los tribunales federales re-
solyieron a nuestro favor, dice
Gould, claro esta qre no debe-
mos pagan,
Yo opino 10 mismo que mi Sc
nor manager-agreg6 Bradock.
Evening star., 1937-02-04
TWELFTH STREET "W
LISTS BOXING MEET
Druid Hill Team of Baltimore
Will Provide Opposition Sat.
urday Night.
THIRTY-sIX rounds of boxing, In.

THIRTY-sIx rounds of boxing, in
volving the four best colored box
ers Of Baltimore and Fort Meade. are
scheduled for the Twelfth Street Y.
M. C. A. on Saturday night, with the
crack mittmen of the loval Y acting
as hosts. The Druid Hill Y of Bal
timore will provide the Monumental
City representatives.
Fort Meade's contingent will be led
by Robert Harcum. winner of the tri-
state 1l6-pound championship. Ra!-
timores coaches. displeased with the
decision in the Gatlin-Ogle 160-pound
bout here some time ago. are sending
Ogle back He probably will face
Washington Alexander of this city.
Billy White. Tank Carter, Charles
Marshall and James Kenny are other
Baltimoreans likely to see action.
The local Y will be represented by
Jimmy Dean, Chauncey Walker, Wy
man Stewart. Louis Peace, Julius
Walker, Adolphus Essex, Zander
Ingram and Jimmy Briscoe.
Evening star., 1937-02-04
COLUMBUS BOXERS
RISK CLEAN SLATE
Battle Toledo Tomorrow Night.
Cardinals Girding for Meet
With Pitt.

COLUMBUS UNIvERsITY's unde-
feated boxing team will return TO
action tomorrow night at Turner's
Arena when the University of Toledo's
ring band will be entertained starting
at $50 o'clock.
Again a portion Of the gate receipts
will be turned over to the Red Cross
Flood Relief Fund, 1t was announced
by DR.. John r. Fitzpatrick, dean Of
Columbus.
While the Explorers prepare for
Toledo, Catholic University's squad
Is winding up training for the dual
meet on Saturday at Brookland with
Pittsburgh.
The Cardinals went down to q
crushing defeat at the hands of West
Point last week, I'll. but are hopeful
of starting anew at the expense OF
the Panthers.
Evening star., 1937-02-04

fair Is unusual The performers are
costing nothing. The stands to be
erected at Convention Hall for the
customers are costing nothing. The
loud-speaker system is being given
by radio store. A 50-buck contribu-
ton by Fred Buchholz for operating
expenses" promptly was turned into
the fund because Rosenberg and
Thomas decided there would be no
operating expenses.
It's a good stunt IL you can
do IL, and this was one instance
where they got away with it.
The entire Saturday card, inciden-
tally, was arranged without Campbell
knowing that precedent would be
broken by charging for his sweep
stakes, without Simmons or GULL
being informed Of their match and
without Convention Hall knowing that
it had been selected as the site and
donor of the stands. And nothing
Topped. Now it's up TO people who
want to see 50 pin show for so cents.
You can get tickets at any alley.
Evening star., 1937-02-04
Varsity Quints

George Washington. IS; Geneva, rs.
Navy, So; Maryland, 81.
Duke. 81; Army, %.
Manhattan, SO: C. c. N. Y, SO.
Yale, IS; Colgate. 26.
Notre Dame, Al; Purdue, 40.
Temple, 40; Franklin and Mar
shall. 80.
N. Y. u, 2s;. st. Johns Brook
lynn, 81.
Fordham. a; st. Francis. as (over-
time).
Alabama, 81: Loyola New Or
leans). %.
Tulane, IS: Kentucky, %.
Auburn, 80; Birmingham-South-
ern, %.
Dartmouth, So; Tufts. 81.
Pittsburgh. 80; Westminster, 81.
Rider. So; Newark, IS.
Gettysburg, 43; Dickinson, 81.
Oklahoma A. & M, 81; Oklahoma
u, 81.
Iowa. IS; North Dakota, 80.
Bowling Green. 90; Heidelberg, 81.
Kenyon. so; Ashland. 80.
Baltimore, 40; Towson Teach
ers, %.
Clemson, 40; Furman, "a.
Newberry, "a; Citadel, 81.
Austin Peay Normal, 40; David
ipscomb, 80.
Ball State, a.; Earlham, 81.
Eastern Kentucky Teachers, A;
Berea, 81.
Morehead State Teachers, IS;
Georgetown, 20.
Springfield Teachers. 2s; Uni
versity Of Mexico 18.
Evening star., 1937-02-04

Public Deserves Consideration.
CHAMPIONSHIP golf is a spectacle,
or it should be. and the public is
invited to come and spend its cash to
see a performance. Fans pay for
look at the name" players, the boys
with reputation. These are the only
ones in whom they are interested, un-
less a few unknowns happen to do
something remarkable and are among
the leaders.
Something should be done in the
United States to limit the fields in
tournament play at the time when the
curtain goes up and the public is
asked to come in and take good
look.
At ST. Paul, Mimi, they erect grand
stands around the ninth and eight
zenith greens, providing seats for those
who. do not care to rush out on the
course and follow the players. My
only criticism is that the fields in St.
Paul are so large and contain so
many golfers who can be classified
properly as hackers" that the audi
ence gets impatient waiting for the
leaders to come along.
At st. Paul a good many Of those
who pay their money and occupy gal
lery seats are astounded to see play
ers come along whor they beat q
week ago Sunday in friendly match.
Goifing Show Is Spoiled.
THIS hurts the golf1ng show as .
worthwhile performance for the
paid guests They want action and
nothing but well-known golfers.
When the whistle blows the COL
lege foot ball coach calls all the play
ers back to the bench except the var
sity eleven. They do their stuff and
the mob howls. 1t should be like
that in golf.
Understand. want every golfer to
have a chance. The proper thing
would be to eliminate by preliminary
rounds all the players save a few,
who then could really start shooting
for the big dough. These other golf
ers are entitled to their opportunity,
but they should have it in the proper
place and at the proper time.
A list of exempted stars could be
made up and these should be per-
mitted to start in any tournament
without any preliminary qualifying.
The others should play among them
selves before each tournament, for a
limited number of brackets in the
top billing. Nothing would stimulate
interest more than this in tourna-
ment play.
(copyrisht, 1897. Reproduction in whole
Evening star., 1937-02-04
Foored by Louis
the Baer-Joe Lewis fight, testified

the Baer-Joe Lewis fight, testified
before the New York State Athletic
Commission yesterday that when
Louis landed the knockout punch,
he (Mr. Donovan) felt forced to
lean over at the count of eight
and whisper to Max: Get up"
More specifically, Donovan said
he was of the opinion Max heard
him quite distinctly, but decided to
cling to the safety Of the floor =.
This obviously does not help john
ston's proposed Baer-Bob Pastor
fight in March, and what Mr..
Johnston, loud as an auctioneer.
has to say about Donovan must bs
edited, twisted, polished and di-
vided by three.
Evening star., 1937-02-04
Alec Won't Be Back Up.

A LEG McCOLL. the best copy"
= Chattanooga ever TUNED over to
the Washington ball club. isn't coming
back to the Bug leagues at the age of
AZ, or whatever it is. as he always used
to predict From Chattanooga comes
word that Alec is through as Lookout
pitcher. but for once base ball Is
looking out for guy who somehow
never got fair shake.
The Washington club, through
its Chattanooga channel, has
offered Alec the management Of
the Jacksonville farm" a
Georgia Florida League team.
Behind the offer may be more Of a
reason than merely to look out for
McColl. Even if Alec did spend 20
years in the bushes and 20 minutes in
the majors. he still was a real pitcher.
Everybody vino knew him before he
lost his air and dropped hard-fought
decision to senility said that McColl
was a big-leaguer whom the big
leagues kept overlooking. He was
smart, too.
II there has been any COM
plant on the part Of the Ma
tionals as to the kind of talent
the farm teams" have been
sending up. il has been associ-
ated with pitching.
Good infielders have come up and
made the grade. Outflelders have been
plentiful, too. Now and then a catcher
manages to hang on. But pitchers
who have won for Washington have
been few and far between. 1t would
be a peculiar twist if McColl, the man
spurned by the Washington club for
years. should take the Jacksonville JOB
and begin turning out promising
youngsters for a place in base ball he
never achieved himself &. . even when
he was good enough.
Evening star., 1937-02-04
Baugh Bid Here
Has Rival Offer
9y the Associated Press.

4y the Associated Press.
FORT WORTH, Tex, February 4.
= Sam Baugh, Texas Christian
foot ball star, has revealed Hobbs
IN. Mex.) High School was willing
to pay him $4,000 year to coach
foot ball there.
Hobbs officials telegraphed they
would like an interview. Baugh
said he was anxious to talk over
the situation.
George Marshall, owner of the
Washington professional foot ball
franchise, also Is pressing for a
conference. Baugh planned to fly
East Monday.
Evening star., 1937-02-04

George Selkirk won't like this,
but his Yankee teammate, Red
Rolfe, swears it's true: During a
tough game an argument started
ant developed into a brawl
When finally it Gained down, Rolfe
saw Selkirk 60 over to first base,
lift up the edge of the bag, pick
something up and put it in his
pocket When they came into
the dugout later Rolfe asked what
it was whenever I see a hight
brewing take out my false teeth
and ditch 'em under one Of the
sacks" explained Selkirk I
don't mind . good fight, but those
teeth cost me . lot Of dough-"
Evening star., 1937-02-04
Referees Slam Hits Johnston in Baer Bout Plans
Selkirk Is Careful.

Eddie Brietz is recovering in great
shape -. Strangest weather vane
in the U. S. is atop Umpire Bill
Klem's house in Miami Beach {.
It's an iron figure of Bill himself
waving guy out at the plate {.
Frank B. York, president of the
Brooklyn Dodgers for 1930-32, who
died Tuesday. sold Edward ]. Nc
Keever and Steve McKeever into
the Dodger, That was in 1912,
and their down payment on so per
cent Of the stock was $250,000
York died unnoticed Tuesday and
not until day later did some one
dig his name from the obscurity Of
the obituary column and connect
It with the Dodsers. 4