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La gaceta., 1937-10-05

Ha propuesto mediaci6n a la
Federation Americana de.
Trabajo Y ell C. l. o., ell Trades
and Labor Congress de Cana
da.
Representa- a esa organiza
ci6n de trabajadores que de.
sea la paz entire los obreros
n-orteamericanos, ell Sr. Pa.
trick w. Draper.
Mr.. Draper lie habIara pri.
nero a la Federation, en- Den
yer, y despues 10 hara a los di-
Eectores del C. |. O., en- Allan.
tic City.
Los obreros canadenses, mu
chos de los cuales estan afilia-
dos a la Federation de Green,
ouieren la paz entire los hon.
bres de buena voluntad.
SQue contestaran a esa cuer
da proposition los dos jefes
maximos de las colectividades
obreras estadoudinenses?
La gaceta., 1937-10-05
LA CUESTACION A FAVOR
DEL COMITE DE LIBERIA
DIES CIVICAS

Sc efectu6 Ell sabado 1ltimo,
en- las fabricas de tabacos. Ia
|cuestaci6n a favor del Comitd
de Libertades Cfvicas de Tam ].
pa.
Los delegados rindieron infor
mes al Comite, con un total de
$1,000 distribridos en- la for t..
ma siguiente:
Regensburg, $3.50; Corral v
Wodiska, $11.81; Berriman,
$4.09; La Integridad, $1O.62;
|Gradiaz, $3.50; Perfecto v Gar
cia, $25.17; Arrange Y Arrange,
1919; M. Perez, $5.15; La Co
rina, $40; Garcia Vega $14.5s
Morgan, 1916; Cuesta Y Rey,
1892; y Bustillo, 1896.
Ell prop6sito de la cuestaci6n
era levantar fondos para rete :
,ner un acrsador privado en- la
.causa. Mas tarde Sc vic que este
era impossible.
Dfcese que Ell Comite de Liber
tades Civicas del Senado ven :
dr6 a la Florida a investigar ell
K. X. X. y los asesinatos de Jo-
Sc Shoemaker y Frank Nor
man, v entonces Ell ComitE usa-
RI ell dinero ahora recolectado.
Desea dar las ,gracias a los
trabajadores, por su generosa
actitud, el Rev. Walter Metcalf,
presidente del ComitA.
La gaceta., 1937-10-05

clones, pruebas favorables y
desfavorables, opiniones, etc,
tendran que decidir.
No quisieramos 'estar en- Ell
cuerpo' de los ciudadanos que
van a ser escogidos para inte-
grar ell jurado.
81 fallan a favor de los acu-
sados, los que opinan que son
culpable sharan duros comen.
tarios.
ST fallan en- contra, los otros
que son los menos, gritaran y
protestaran.
Ahora bien, supongamos
que Sc logra s~eleccionar a sel.s
ciudadanos honrados de yer :
dad, imparciales, amigos since
ros de la justicia.
mo importa cuanta sea su
Unparalleled y honradez, 81
fallan a favor, los otros diran;
injusticia, Sc equivocaron, Sc
"vendieron', w.. viceversa.
Cuando ell a~pasionamiento
de una comunidad Sc mezcla
en- casos como este, ell papei
del ciudadano jurado es muy
dificil y muy penoso.
"Palos"..... 81 opina que 81;
"palos"..... 81 opina que NO.
La gaceta., 1937-10-05

Los presuntos asesinos de
Jose Shoemaker empezaran 9
ser juzgados manana en- Bar
tow.
Muchos ciudadanos de Tam
pa han condenado va a esos
hombres, 10 que hace mas d.
flcii, aquf y fuera de aquf, un
juicio absolutamente impair
cial.
Nosotros deseamos que la
justicia Sc applique en- este case
a los delincuentes; pero ell de-
eidir 81 son o no culpables CO.
rresponde a un jurado de seis
ciudadanCs, no a los peri6di-
cos.
Esperamos ell fallo, que STEM
pre- nos quedara tempo para
comentar.
La gaceta., 1937-10-05
MIAJA QUISIERA TENER
MAS AMERICANOS EN- Ell.
EJERCITO LEAL

Valencia, Oct. 5.-En N
nota mandada al periodista a.
mericano Luis Fishcer, ell &c.
neral jose Miaja expresa q de
SEQ de tener un mayor nGmero
de amer:canos eombatientes
en- ias fiias del ejSrsito cue
manda.
"Con verdadera algeria o
testo q su pregunta-escribi6
ei general-para decir que los
americanos que han venido a
Espaha ayudarnos en- la lucha
contra ell fascismo v In inva-
sion extranjera de nuestro sue
10. son braves, animosos v en-.
celentes guerreros. Ellos han
prestad0 valientes servicios.
70 quisierA tener un mayor ma
meeo pOr AGA"
La gaceta., 1937-10-05

Muchas personals en- Tampa
han pesado va todas las prue-
bas del case, a su manera, Y
dictado fallo condenatorio o
absolutorio.
Los enemigos del Khan, Sc
nalan culpabilidad y deman-
dan ell castigo.
El Khan Y sus amigos, Green
en- la inocencia de los acusa-
dos y solicitan su libertad.
Por su parte, en- Khan asegu
"a que no tiene relaci6n con
csc case Y los enemigos de!
Khan sostienen TODD 10 contra
rio.
De modo que seis hombres,
frente . sse edmqlo de acgsa-
La gaceta., 1937-10-05
N DIRECIVA DE LA
CAMARA DE COMERCIO
DE YBOR CITY

La Junta Directiva de la Ca
mara de Concrete de Ybor City
sc reunira mahana por la no
che, a las 7:15, en- Ell restaurant
Columbia"
Ell presidente Glamour rue
ga la a~sistencia de todos los di :
rectores con ell fin de preparar
81 programa de la temporada de
invierno.
Ademas Sc p~resentara I'm in
Iforme sobre las actividades de
la CAmara en- los dltimos seis
meses,
La gaceta., 1937-10-05

La Sociedad de Naciones sc
halla obligada, bajo ell Conve-
Mo, a hacer justicia a los dere-
chos de Espana y China, las
dos naciones agredidas.
Podran ser demorados los
acuerdos en- csc sentido; pero
al final tendra que ser dicha
Y .difundida la verdad.
81 la Sociedad ha de subsis-
tir, las naciones criminales, las
enloquecidas bajo la deprava-
ci6n fascista, tendran que ser
denunciadas y castigadas.
La gaceta., 1937-10-05
Ell HIJO DEL
FASCISTA ESTA ASESI-
NANDO EN- ESPANA

Londres Oct. 5.--La meior
prueba de la intervention italia
ma en- Espana es la noticia, pu-
'blicada en- Roma, de que Bruno
Mussolini, hijo del Duce, perte-
nece al grupo de aviadores tia
lianos que ha venido a~rrojando
bombas sobre los pueblos indie
fensos de csc pals.
Affrmase que Bruno manda
Ia escuadrilla de aviaci6n que
La gaceta., 1937-10-05

En- Roma Y en- Berlin no exis
tie la critica, porque para los
fascistas crftica y TRACTION sig
nifican una misma cosa.
Cuando Mateotti alz6 su voz
en- ell Parlamento f~ascista, Mus
solini lie hizo asesinar.
Decenas de miles de HON :
bres han sido asesinados en-
Italia por pensar como HON :
bres libres.
Cuando los amigos de Hitler
algunos de los cuales eran til
oados de "afeminados'', Sc a.
trevieron a exponer ideas con-
trarias a los fines del dictator.
los incondicionales les asesina
ron.
Los tiranos no permiten la
crftica, porque la crftica es
companera de la libertad, no
de la dictadura.
La gaceta., 1937-10-05

ACADIA de hacer up salvaie alta
que contra la poblaci6n civil de
Valencia.
Esa escuadriFla representa-
frescas evidencias, ademas, en-
relaci6n con los planes futures
de la tiranfa italiana.
Tropas fascistas han salido
tambisn hacia Espafia en- los d.
limos dias.
La gaceta., 1937-10-05
HABLARA ESTA NOCHE Ell


New York, Octubre 5.-Esta
noche, a las 10:45, en- ell Foro
del peri6dico New York He
raid Tribune" Ell presidente
Roosevelt pronunciara otro dis
curse. Ell discourse Sc trasmiti-
"a por la Radio desde SUI tren,
en- Cleveland, y 10 recogeran las
"redes' Columbia y Nacional.
La gaceta., 1937-10-05

Tai, ~QeSangTaQ2 pOT HtuIIlplcS
heridas, pero CON vitalidad SUI
ficiente para resurgir siempre
plena de anhelos de libertad, va
a vosotras, mujereS, madres
del mundo, en- este primer ami
versario de nrestra lucha, el
clamor doloroso de nuestras ma
dres y de nuestras mujeres, que
pasean sus lutos por dos can't
nos ensangrentados de la Espa-
ma que lucha por la pa8 y por
la libertad del mundo. i
MadreS, mujeres del mundo
entero: necesitamos, ell calor de
vuestra solidaridad fraternal.
Esperamos que voSotras alceis
vuestras voces de protesta con-
ira ell crimen que ell fascismo
comete con Ruestro pueblo.
Nuestros hijos, nuestros her.
manos, nuestros hombres Pc
lean en- los frentes de La liber-
tad son mas ahinco hoy que a.
yer, 81 oabe, SECURES de la vic
itOria. Pero nuestra guerra, la
guerra que nos han impuesto
unos generates traidores a la
patria, y que prolongan las faer
zas f~ascistas de invasion, es
muy dura. Sin embargo, no nos
duele tanto ell sacrifice de nues
tros seres mas queridos como ell
insuficiente apoyo que les pres
"a la democracia mundial fren-
tie al poderoso enemigo, dotado
de todos los elementos moder-
nos de destruction.
Nosotras hemos secado ell
randall de nuestras lagrimas
no queremos restar valor a los
hombres que marchan adespo-
sarse con la muerte, porque
nosotras sabemos que nuestros
hijos, que ~nuestros hombras,
que nuestros hermanos no lu-
chan solamente por la libertad
independence de EspaiIa, si-
10 que son los fusileros de van
guardia en- la lucha para asegu.
ar la paz del mundo Y por con-
olidar las conquistas de la de-
.nocracia, que ell fascismo inten
ia aplastar por ell terror, aho-
gando en- sangre los anhelos
lie los pueblos que aman pro.
f~undamente la libertad.
Madres y mujeres del Nun
do! Sobre todos los pueblos Sc
cierne una amenaza terrible: Ell
peiigro de la guerra. iMadres
y mujeres de los paises demo
craticos! Sobre vosotras pesa
una gran responsabilidad. 81;
nuestro pueblo dominado-y es
to no sera possible porque todos
estamos dispuestos a impedir-
10, o morir en- la gloriosa en-
presa-, la guerra mundial,
una guerra a la cual no podria
sustraerse ning1n pueblo seria
rapidamente ina terrible rea-
lidad. lQue serfa de vosotras,
de vuestros hijos, de vuestros
hombres? Jos hareis completes
por vuestra indiferencia, para
con nosotros de los asesinatos |
de vuestros propios hijos? ia
yudadnos a ganar la guerra. a
veneer al fascismo, incendiario
de todas las guerras, promoter
de tOdas las matanzas huma-
mas!
iMadres de Alemania e tia
liza! Aconsejad a vuestros hiios
que no vengan a pelear a Espa
ma; decides que los trabajado
res espanoles, que los hombres
y mujeres de Espana no tienen
para ellos odio nj rencor algu-
no; que en- Espana Sc lucha por1
la independence de todOs fos |
La gaceta., 1937-10-05

Valencia, Ootubre 5.-En la
session final de las Cortes, GUAM
do Sc di6 el vote de confianza ell
gobierno del primer ministro
Negrfn, pronunci6 un discourse
de critica ell diprtado sindicalis-
ia Angel Pestaha.
Francisco Largo Caballero
no asiSti6 a la session final, co.
mo no asistiera a la primera, y
encerrado en- ell local de la u
ni6n General de Trabajadores
trata de asegurar su control So
bre ell comite executive original.
Ninguno de los partidarios de
Largo Caballero Sc levant6 a ha
blair por ell.
En- lugar de hablar Sc contene
taron con aplaudir a Pestana,
un grupo de 30 en- un total de
1873.
Los jefes de todos los otros
grupos OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
da Republican,, Comunistas, So
cialistas, Esquerra Catalina y
los Vascos-todos apoyaron ca
lurosamente al gobierno y no de
jason duda sobre que ell gabine-
tie de Negrin esta apoyado por
una gran mayoria del Frente
Popular. Por supuesto que hay
un grupo de oposici6n; pero ell
gobierno hace todos los esfuer-
EOS necesarios para mantener la
forma democratica v no trata
de impedir la critica de sus ac-
tos.
Pestaha 81 encontr6 alguna dl
ficultad cuando empez6 a citar
aechos sobre ell ejercito y las in
dustrias de guerra Y ell presiden
tie Martinez Barrie lie dijo:
Ruego al orador que presen-
tie esos datos, privadamente, al
Ministro de Defensa, y que no
los exprese en- pIblico.
La Interpolation de Pestans
tuvo gran interes como una ex-
preston de los agravios de la mi
noria.
A pesar de la crftica, ell ora
dor comenz6 ofreciendo al go
,5ierno su apoyo Conditional vi
diciendo que tenia fe en- el.
P~ersonalmente, Pestana no
representa- a la minoria. No es-
"a alineado con Largo Caballe-
o Y aunque habl6 en- defensa de
a Confederation Nacional del
.'rabajo solo hace unas pocas sc
nanas que reingres6 en- esa CO.
ectividad obrera. En- una oca
lion fue lfder de la C.. N. T. vi
lparentemente espera volver a
serlo; pero todavfa no ha reali-
zado esa ambici6n. Hay razones !
para Greer que desea ser minis
no, 10 que la induce a proceder
ION cautela. Critic6 la presente
concentration de poder en- un
pequeio gabinete, que estima de-
be ser aumentado.
al empezar su discurso pidid
tolerancia y despues critic6 ell
proselitismo polftico, con 10 que
aparentemente guerra separar
el sindicalismo de la C.. N. T. La
persecution de los aindeseables
en- la c. N. T., dijo, no debe ex-
a la organization mis-
La politica, continue, inter :
fiere tambien con los. problemas
de la retaguardia, particular
mente en- aIgunas Industries de
guerra.
Existe 10 que 81 llam6 la "sex-
ia columna," compuesta de per-
sonas cuya lealtad es dudosa,
pero cue. no ohstants, SON MEM
La gaceta., 1937-10-05

Pestana hizo la cEftica del
gabinete de Valencia Y su O.
bra.
En- las Cortes de la Replbli-
ca, aun en- tempo de guerra la
libertad de opinar es respeta-
da,
Los yerdugos de Roma Y Der
lin matan a los opositores. Es-
pana les escueha.
La oposici6n no es la trai :
ci6n. Quien critica con la in
tenci6n de deshacer errorss 0
posibles errores, es elemento
Constructive" en- la democra-
cha.
La gaceta., 1937-10-05

Hay guerra en- los precios
de la carns, en- New York.
Mas de 5000 carnicerias &C.
rraron sus puertas, en- su ma
yor parte hebreas.
Precips. "excesiyos" Sc nos
imponen, dicen los carniceros.
SCual sera ell parecer de los
consumidores, de las verdade-
ras victimas?
The Washington times., 1937-09-29
BLAKE'S PINMEN
star IN OPENING
OF ALEX. LEAGUE.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. 90.
Scoring the only clean sweep IN a
series Of four matches, Jimmy
Blake's Gigs took the lead in the
Old Dominion Boat Club Bowling
League last night, as the eight
team loop opened its 28-Week
schedule at the Health Center
alleys.
While the Gigs were winning
all three of their games with the
Floats, three other teams stayed
in the upper bracket by coping
two out of three from opening
night rivals. The Quads took the
measure of the Souls, the Rudders
tripped the Bow Five and the
Sweeps defeated the Anchors.
Jim Luckett, captain Of the An"
chors, had high set for the evening,
with a mark of BAT, while Elmer
Davis turned in the highest ind1-
vidual game, with a score OF 1T.
The Virginia Juniors, local en-
tries in the Northern Virginia 1856
pound grid race, will hold an i'm
portant drill this evening at the
Municipal Swimming Pool grounds
at 1880. A blocking and tackling
drill will feature the session, under
the direction of Coach Johnny
Travers.
The St. Mary's Celtics, local en-
tries in the Dixie Professional
Football League, have secured the
use of Tom Ryan's Golf Driving
Range for night practices, and
will work out two nights each week
for the remainder Of the season.
With a 80 victory over the
strong Shenandoah Presidents I'm
der their belts, the Celtics open
their Dixie League season this
Sunday, opposing the Richmond
Arrows in Richmond.
The Washington times., 1937-09-29
McCarthyS
Selections

AT BELMONT-Likely winners are:
Third race, Short Notice, may not
stop; fourth race, Baby League. slight
ly best: sixth race, Trauwina, last
very good.
AT FAIRMOUNT-Second race, Up
holder. figures here; seventh race
Whatapal, we'll placed.
AT HAVRE DE GRACE-Firss race,
Room Service, drops much weight;
second race, Rough Party. best in
open race: sixth race, Border Queen
due to improve.
AT HAWTHORNE-Thir race, Fan
dan, back on edge: sixth race, Cher"
ovan. easily best; seventh race, ASnaz-
ing, now ready.
AT RIVER DOWNS-First race.
Pawn Ticket, at tops; seventh race,
Chinatown, suited here.
AT ROCK g II M-First race,
Salian, working fast: fifth race, Stage
Beauty, last very good: seventh race,
Mannerly. steady platter.
AT WOODBINE-Second race, Candy
Feast, likely spot; fourth race, Aunt
Flor, fast and steady; fifth race
Sturdy Duke, in fine form.
Major smyley is parlaying on Stage
Beauty and Cherovan.
Copyright by King Features Syndicate
The Washington times., 1937-09-29
Golf News
Nelson Turns Eyes
TOIUdrd Argentina

BELMONT COUNTRY CLUB,
Belmont, Mass, Sept. 20 Q.N.SJ.
Having won golfdom's biggest
plum Of the season-the $4,000
top prize in the $4,000 Belmont
International Open Golf Tourna-
ment-Byron Nelson, Reading,
Pa, today turned his eyes toward
Argentina and now golf laurels.
The 25-year-old club Swinger,
who won a brilliant 5-and-4 victory
over Henry Picard, Hershey, Pa,
in the final Of the Belmont COM
petition, leaves New York Friday
with Picard and Densmore Shute,
P. G. A. champion, on an airplane
jaunt to the South American re-
public, where the trio will take
part in exhibition matches.
The Washington times., 1937-09-29
LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS

AT NEW YORK-Terbie Katz,
1874, New York, scored technical
knockout over Paul Pirrone, 1877,
Cleveland; five rounds. Lou
Camps, 1872, New York, declBioned
Johnnie Rohrig, 1873, Clifton, N.
j.; eight rounds; Leroy Born, 1885,
Atlanta, Ca, stopped Al Danelh.
1877, New York; six rounds.
AT PHILADELPHIA - Tony
Galento, 222, Orange, N. j.
knocked out Lorenzo Pack, 40,
New York; six rounds.
The Washington times., 1937-09-29
MCFARLAND MAY
PROVE Navy ACE
BY EARLY FORM

ANNAPOLIS, Sept. 29.-With
some-but not all-of the prob
lens which confronted him with
his Navy team at the beginning
of the season on a fair way to
solution, Head Coach Hank Hard
wick's chief care at present is to
keep his team from going ahead
too fast.
While the Navy was piling up
the score Of As to 0 against VIII
liam and Mary, Saturday, it was
evident that the team was far
ahead Of the usual Navy team at
this period of the season.
This resulted naturally from
the fact that the chief mentor
picked a first-string team after
two or three days Of practice and
has concentrated upon that group.
The team showed unusual progress
in every department of the game
Saturday. It looked in every way
like a midseaSon eleven.
DEVELOP PLAYER
At the beginning Of the season,
Hardwick spoke of the necessity
of developing player to take the
place of Sneed Schmidt, particu-
larly as to his kicking, and also the
need of more reserve backs.
Schmidt's successor has been
found in Alan Mcfarland. He
only punted twice Saturday, but
the average was SIS yards, and the
ball was placed just right both
times. Also. Mcfarland carried
the ball in a way that few
dreamed he could.
The matter of hackfield reserves
is coming along nicely. Emmett
Wood and Ulmont Whitehead,
recruits from the plebes of last
season, are very promising. Wood
is a stocky lad Of ITS pounds who
seems to have the real ball-carry-
ing knack. Whitehead is a fine
punter and pass-receiver.
NOT SOLVED
The problem Of securing the
man to take the place Of zeke
Soucek at right end, is far from
solved. Lucien Powell made a
good impression Saturday, partic.
ularly as a receiver, and Cy EN-
rich is a fast and aggressive end.
One or the other is likely to get
the place, but they are nearly as
big and strong as Soucek.
The Washington times., 1937-09-29
NEXT-MICHIGAN
Chestnut BOWlers
See Action Tonight

The Chestnut Farms Chevy Chase
Dairy 14-team bowling league rolls
tonight at the Georgetown Recrea-
ton Alleys.
The league started its season
auSpiciouSly last week when Edgar
Brawner. vice president and gen.
eral manager Of the dairy, rolled
the first ball down the alley.
The Washington times., 1937-09-29
Giants Can Clinch Flag
By Winning Twin Bill
Face LOWly
PhillieS in
Quaker City
CUBS PLAY REDS
BY PAT ROBINSON,
international News Sports Writer

II
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-The
Giants should, and probably will
have another National League pen
nant won pv nightfall.
They need only two more VIC
tories to clinch the pennant, re-
CARELESS Of what the Cubs do, and
should get them in the double
header with the Phillies today at
Philadelphia.
EveryboL including the
weather MANS conspiring to
make things easy for the Giants.
The weather man did his bit yes
terday when he washed out a
double.header with the Bees, and
those games will never be played.
PHILLIES AGAIN
The Giants have another double
header with the Phillies tomorrow
and wind UP with three single
games against the Dodgers, who
have lost their last IL games with
out struggle. 49,.
The Cubs have two games with
the Reds and three with the Cardi-
mails. Herein lies another break
for the Giants, because the Cardi-
mails are fighting desperately to
win that third-place money from
the Pirates.
The Cubs kept themselves
automatically in the running
yesterday when Clay Brya n
pitched a two-hit 2-to-0 victory
over the Reds. The Pirates sup
planted the Cardinals in third
place when Dutch Brandt scored
his eleventh victory, SO. Rain
mercifully washed out the Dodgers
and Phils.
RUFFING STARS
The Yanks gave the Giants a
hint of what may be store when
Red Ruffing pitchad a two-hit,
9 to 0, game against the Senators,
and Joe DiMaggio, a young man
the Giants southpaws, Melton and
Hubbell must handcuff If they are
to beat the YankS, weiged In with
a double, triple and his fortyfifth
home run. Bill Dickey, another
large pain in the nick to pitchers,
contributed his twenty eighth
homer. The Senators won the
second game, 2 to !, behind the
nifty pitching Of Rookie Joe Kra-
kaukaS.
George Gill held the Browns to
five hits and the Tigers won. 81,
and the Indians beat the White
Sox, rs. The second game was
stopped at the end of the third
with the Sox leading 10 to 4.
The Washington times., 1937-09-29
Press Room Ties
For Bowling Lead

BY winning the roll-off of a tie
game. Press Room No. 2 swept
the Mailers to tie Ad Alley for
the lead in the Herald Times Bowl
ing League. Each team has won
nine and lost three.
Individual honors went to Arthur
Crown, who rolled a $50 set and
Buddy Bray, who shot 139 game.
The Washington times., 1937-09-29
Sport Worlds
Passing Show

Davis ]. Walsh predicted late
surge Of New York Giants may
carry them to victory in world
series.
Giants may win National
League pennant today in double.
header with Philadelphia Phil
lies.
Byron Nelson won $4,000
open golf tourney at Belmont,
Mass.
Newark Bears picked over
mbus in little world
SERIES"
Twilight song won forty.fifth
Kentucky Futurity for Swear.
old trotterS at Lexington.
The Washington times., 1937-09-29
SAN DIEGO WINS

SAN DIEGO. Cal, Sept. 20
UN.SJ.-San Diego held a one
game lead over Portland today in
the Pacific Coast League playoff.
The Padres won the series
opener. 4 y 3, in q 1o-inning game.
The Washington times., 1937-09-29
Columbia Lodge
Bowling League

SEASON REBOUNDS
High individual Eames-Goode prog
ress), $50; Smith (Tor. T. No. -. las.
High individual sets-Goode (Progressl.
800: Burns (Bd. Mt. No. ~, 1877. High
team games-Tor. T. No. /. 5s1: Prog
ress. 5S1. High team sets-F. 4 A. No
/. 1863: BID. Mt. No. ., 1.64S. Higt
strikes-Birmingham (Appr. No. -. s.
High spares-Burns (Bd. Mt. No. ~. 81:
Jennings (Tor. T. No. ~. %. High flat
game-Hough (Progress), %.
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Herald
Pin League

ADVERTISING CIRCULAT!ON
Jacobs 81 106 122lCappy... !09 LIZ ~
Gemmill 112 81 94!R.keiier' 4Sd ~ 1 1s
Littleton 1O4 SO 1919. Keller. ~ Ss 3 1SS
G. Burch 30 1906 99lCrawn... 1 LIZ Aoe iSS
Griffin, lis 1O8 lOOl Appler... I've 90 wv
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Giants Need But 2
To Clinch Pennant

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-The
Giants need two victories to clinch
the pennant even if the Cubs win
all remaining five! One win and
a Cub defeat or two Cub defeats
would do the trick, too. # the
Giants win two Of seven and the
Cubs five, then:
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GRID GAMES SOUGHT

Cardinal A. c., 115-pound combi-
nation, desires to schedule games
with fast elevens. Can Atlantic
$3.50 for action.
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SOUTHWEST SEEKS

Southwest A. C. 145-pound grid
ders are seeking a Sunday game.
Call Buddy 500 at District 3059,
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This Is one Of a series OF 1r'
ticles summarizing football pros
poets for readers OF the WASH
ington Tin1eSO
Tr0 ETSCuER
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BEST BEr-s1LENT SHOT.
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Paddock Picks En-
AT HAVRE DE GRACE
WEATHER, CLEAR; TRACK, SLOW.

(a)Anderson entry. (b) BuckGoode-Bonsel entry
SCRATCHED-Alen Caid, R., Whoa Boy, Network.
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(a)Smith-Eliott entry. , -,
SCRATCHED-Slueth. Pompeius, Patient saint.
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COMMENT
BEST BET OF DAY
Throw out last race
Money chance here
Won last; weight Up
One good effort
Does not figure
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SECOND RACE
Six furlOngs
THIRD RACE
Six furlongs

5125-Red Pepper tKnappl >...'..' 1 1OS
5123-Wise Counsel (Dabson) ..... Jog
S12S-Play By Play (No boy) ..... log
Si2S-Legal Light tMerritt) ...... 10S
S26-Invincible (Seabo) ...".'' 1oS
5129-Bluefield (Westrore) .'.'''' 1 3OS
S121-Lenpola (Robertson) ....... 10:
Si24-Diavoia Boy (James) 1OS
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,cHED-Dzzy Dame. Candy Prince Cloudy Weather
Evening star., 1937-07-30

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