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Evening star., 1937-01-03
Twentieth Century Club
To Hear of Sibley's Trip
u. S. Chamber Head to Tell of South Amer
lean Flight Outlook Section to Hear
Frederick Moore.

held jointly by Mrs. William T. Reed
and Mrs. Charles S. E!sir ger at their
homes, 2608 and 26l0 Cathedral ave-
nue., respectively, Friday. January 8, at
1870.
A Valentine luncheon and party will
be held at the Fairfax Hotel Feb
ruary IL.
The Washington Alumni Chapter,
Alpha Phi, will hold its January meet
ing at a luncheon Saturday at the
Parrot Tea House. For reservations
call Mrs. Harold Morrison, Adams
6O18-J.
La gaceta., 1937-05-26
TRES PRESUNTOS NONE
DEROS FALSOS MUER-
TOS A TIROS EN- COMBA-
TIE CON LA POLICIA

Habana, mayo 26.-La poll
cia mandada por ell coronel Jo-
Sc Pedra2a sostuvo aver I'm com
bate a tiros con varios presun-
tos criminales y mat6 a tres de
ellos en- la esquina de la calzada
del Monte y Rastro. Uno de los
muertos, Marcelo Rogue, use
dedicaba a fabricar y pasar mo
nedas falsas. Los cadaveres de
los otros dos individuos no han
sido aun indentificados.
Dos policias, Porfirio Gomez
y Andres Rodriguez, recibieron
heridas, Ell primero en- ell est6-
mayo y Ell segundo en- un brazo,
Ell combate dur6 bora y media
" sc origin6 cuando la policfa
trataba de entrar en- las habita-
clones de los individuos busca.
dos.
La gaceta., 1937-05-26

Vale la penG
A las personals que no sc ha-
yam inscripto todavia, Sc 10 no
tificamos para que no dejen de
hacerlo en- los pocos dlas que
faltan.
NADIA les cuesta entrar en- la
muebleria L~atin-American, de
la Septima Avenida y escribir
su nombre y direction en- las
tarjetas que a Ia disposition del
p1blico tienen. Despues en- la
noche del Sabado, hacer acto de
presencia. Puede que les toque
uno de los regalos que habran
de sortearse. Yo, personalmen-
tie, leere los nombres que extrai-
ga del barril ell nino encargado
de hacerlo. Ning1n otro COM
promise. Ninguna deuda que pa
gar. Nj las gracias, sine Sc quie-
re, Sc exigen a nadie.
Este regalo 10 hace Mr.. Fri
day todos los amos y son muchos
los que conservan recuerdo de
clio.
La gaceta., 1937-05-26

P6sGme
Lo doy muy sentido al viejo
amigo sefor Modesto Lopez por
la sensible perdida que ACADIA de
experimental, en- el desastroso
accidente ocurrido aver tarde,
en- West Tampa, Y en- que su
muy querida esposa, sonora
Ana Rosa, perdi6 la vida.
AL sumarnos al immense dolor
que aflige al desventurado es-
poso, 10 hacemos de TODD cora
zon, pues consideramos 10 diff
Gil que habra de serle la existen
cha, privado del afecto de la que
fue tan leal Y buena compafie.
ra en- sus largos amos de union,
Por satisfechos nos dariamos
81 estas lineas q. la amistad nos
dictan, llevaran algdn consuelc
al attributable espiritu del ami.
go Modesto.
La gaceta., 1937-05-26
UEV LISTA DE CONTRI-
PARA Ell FREN-
TIE POPULAR ESPANOL

Contribuyeron con $500:
Jose Sanchez Peruyo.
Contribuyeron con $500:
Jer6nimo Garcia, Jose Suare2
Fernandez.
Contribuyeron con 5000:
P. B. Dlaz.
Contribuyeron con $1.05:
Valencia Garden Restaurant.
Contribuyeron con $1.00:
Miguel Amo, Modesto Otero,
Ignacio Selgas, Herminio del
Rosal, Alexandra Fernandez,
A. Solano, Manuel Faedo, Lui-
sa Moreno. Luciano Gonzalez,
Bernardo Tomas, 2 semanas,
Fernandez Restaurant, Cast
La gaceta., 1937-05-26

Ell Cabaret del Club OpttmistG
Vimos Ell dibujo que aparece-
"a en- la portada de los elegantes
programs que habran de i'm
primirse para Ell gran Cabaret
"Optimists Follies of 1887" que
Sc ofrecera proximamente por ell
Club Optimist de Ybor City, en-
ell antique palacio del Moulin
Rouge, a la salida del cause
way" de la Gale %.
Para que la fiesta resulte de
mayor colorido, la banda de
uno de los mas famosos Caba-
rets de New Orleans vendra q
amenizarla, y con la banda una
nutrida delegation de Optimis-
tas de aquella cosmopolita ciu-
dad.
En- Ell escenario, que habra de
lucir sus mejores galas para es-
ia ocasi6n ,se ofreceran nuevos
" entretenidos actos de varie-
dades por n~uestros mas repu-
tados artistas Y otros importa-
dos, que daran la sensation de
hallarse en- Broadway los espec
tadores, asistiendo a una repre-
sentaci6n de los Ziegfield's Fo-
lilies.
va Sc han puesto a la venta
las mesas para este extraordi-
mario Cabaret, pasando de Gin
cuenta las suscritas hasta ell
presente. No son muchas las
que ~restan, por 10 que aconseja-
mos Sc apresuren a separarlas
(y no es bluff} los que tengan
interes en- hallarse presentes.
No publicamos ahora los nom
ibres d clos que tienen Separates
sus asientos, para dar una rela-
ci6n completa la vispera del a.
contecimiento.
La gaceta., 1937-05-26
.Pepito Riesqo

.Pepito Riesgo
En- ell dfa de hoy Sc esperaba
cue fuera trasladado a su resi-
fencia en- la Doce avenida, ell nj
hJAse Riesgo, operado que fue
eiShes pasado y que al presen-
te seualla en- franco periodic de
Ieonvaescencia. !
A sus amantes padres, Pepito
Nesgo y Esperanza, amigos
10y spreciados, les felicitamos
- placer que experimental
: De nuevO bajo su techo,
,Iera dc TODD peligro, al querido
por cuya vida temieron y
gustia. 'e
La gaceta., 1937-05-26
Progecto Federal Teatral

4 e09ONSS ~ L
Hablemos tambien nosotros
del Proyecto Federal Teatral,
va que nuestros "confreres" no
hacer mas que elogiarlo. No CO.
bramos NADIA por Ell reclamo.
El prcp6sito tenfamos de es-
cribir algo acerca de la obra 30
Say Can You Sing que Sc en-
saga q diario, dfa y noche, en- e
teatro del Centric A~sturiano y
parHcularmerlte de su cuerpo
coreografico, del que nos halbl6
con extraordinario calor Ell j6-
ven Manuel Esp6lita; pero has
ia haber appreciate personal
mente su waller nos abstuvimos
de mencionarlo. Iva hoy resulta
distintoi
Anoche fuimos testigos de
los ensayos del Ballet que dirige
el professor russo, enviado de W.
shington, Sonia Solomonoff, y
podemos afirmar que sus hume
ros constituiran ell attractive
mayor de Ia obra. El "tar
dance que dirige Larry WEIGH
tambien tiene interes.
En- la direction de escena
triunfa el nuevo director llega-
do no ha mucho de Chicago, Mr.
H. C. Graham, cuya feliz ocu'
rrencia de asignar al primer &C
tor Manuel Aparicio UNI pape
en- idioma ingles, habra de sci
acknowledgements premiada POI
ell pdblico.
De Velia Martinez, joya de
conjunto latino, NADIA decimos
va que sus primeros pasos POI
el sendero del arte los di6 en- 81
native idioma 81 ingles, resultal
do de gran m@rito para ella SUI
&xitos en- la escena espanola, Gu
yo idioma conoce por afinidat
familiar, Y ell trato constants
con elementos de nuestra raza
La obra 30 Say Can Yol
Sing, que como decimos Sc en-
saga a diario, Sc pondra en- es
cena la noche del 6 de JUNO, co
rriendose hasta ell trece, seg1l
- anuncia, v fu6 estrenada el
Chicago por ell sehor Graham
rector del Proyecto Fedora
atral de aquella ciudad; man
VI ndose en- el Quartet por es
de geinte semanas. Quiz;
nosotros no disfrute d.
mica acogida por "a
moS. dioma; pero de todo'
terca. ndmeros que sc in
especiS ] obra, los de bail,
con fres pc a~plaudira1
Traction = mpitiendo en- a
do en- Ia M Tina Eel Nun
tino. conjunto la
4
La gaceta., 1937-05-26
SOCIEDAD "ACCION GA
lLLEGA"

Por este medic cito a la Jun
ia General Extraordinaria, pa
ra ell Jueves ~ del actual, a las
8 p. m, en- nuestra Secretarfa
1517R Ia. Ave.
Sc ruega la asistencia de to-
dos los socios, por tratarse de a.
suntos de gran inter&s.
Ell SecretGriO.
La gaceta., 1937-05-26

AAAAAO OS 0hs AVA "a 0AOSNAH
Alfredo Martinez, Leone Bros.
Grocery, Valencia Floral, Ca
russo Grocery. Diaz Restaurant
Atlanta Restaurant, Polo Nor
tie Ice Station, Victor Fernan-
DEE, Royal Filling Station, w.
Tampa Bakery, NJ. and NJ. Ga
rage, Fourth of July Cafe, A.
leman Ferreteria. Eagle Drug
Store, Cooperative La Nuova
Vita, Guillermo Alvarez, Joa-
Qufn de la Llama, Manuel Fer
nandez Pendas, Amelio Mu-
noz Mendoza, Francisco Pu-
mariega, Luciano Lopez. San
tos Case.
Contribuyeron con so GEN.
tavos: Caruso and Petralia, Fl
Bien P1blico Drug Store, La
Florida Grocery, Bronx Bar,
Mano and Puleo Cafe, Alessi
Bakery, La Carioca Cafe. La
Flor Grocery, Salcines and L6-
PEI, La Nina Grocery, Bonn
hero Grocery, The Friends
Club, Delgado's Dept. Store,
Almo Restaurant. Bisagra Ca
fe, Alhambra Restaurant, Pc
pc Guerra, Franklyn Sanitary
Restaurant, R. Bernardo, Gro
Gerry, Espina Feed Store, Ale
jandro Sanchez. La Popular
Bakery, Capitano Grocery,
Lombardia Grocery, Mistretta
Grocery, Dionisio Saladino.
Puleo Grocery, Madonna, b.
lera, David Gonzalez Royal
Teatro, ]. & P. Grocery, Fran
cisco Fernandez, Jose Galego
Breton Drug Store, C. Mirava-
lies, Benjamin Menendez, Anne
liza Landeira, Jose Alfonso, E.
milo Gonzalez, Barcelona Cafe.
Contribuyeron con rs centa-
vos, S. Vicari Grocery, F. L6-
pei Cafe, West Tampa Zapate-
ria, Solomon's Store, Cafeteria
de Perdig6n, L. Rodriguez, Ca
llego's Barber Shop, SEES. Ca
rage, Eagle Zapateria, Henry's
Barber Shop, Ell Frente Popu-
lar Grocery, West Tampa Poul
try, Sastreria de P. Velo, Ell Co
meta Grocery, Botica La Haba-
nera, Charles Place, P. Amore-
Iii Zapaterfa, C. G.. Grocery,
Grand Orient Restaurant, Mrs.
Suarez, Champion Shoe Shop,
A. Cracker, 1920 Grand Central
Grocery, Joe's Barberfa, B. Die
go, S. Castro. Dorado Filling
Station, Nicolas Hernandez, To
massino Grocery Steve's Filling
Station, Agliano Fish Market,
Felo's Barber Shop, Fraterrigo
Macarroneria, Jose Teijido Gro
Gerry, Richard Barberia, Puleo
Feed Store, Ferlita Grocery, Gu
sumano Grocery Rosell6 Filling
Julio Dominguez, Jose
Blanco, afilador.
Contribuyeron con Is centa-
voS: A.B!C. Cafe, Frank Mauri-
CT, Armenia Shoe Shop.
Contribuyeron con 10 centa-
vos Manolo's Place, Juan Bar
La Lave, Riverside Shoe
Shop.
"a de Mayo de 1887.
La gaceta., 1937-05-26
Comtinsta en- grace estado

COTtLtUUU GW gTUVG 6SCUUO
La Srta. Dalia Fueyo, que re-
suite herida de gravedad en- I'm
accidente automovilistico ell pa
sado sabado, continuaba en- es-
tado grave, seg1n nos informa-
ron esta maiana en- ell Sanato-
rio del Centre Asturiano Guam
do nos interesamos por su sa-
lud.
La Srta. Fueyo, pertenecien-
tie a una familia antigua y muy
estimada en- nuestros centres
La gaceta., 1937-05-26
Loyal Knights Of krscd
Cenni6n Tala,o4nn W

Por orden del hermano Pre-
sidente, Sc cita a los hermanos y
hermanas de la Secci6n Juvenil
de los Loyal Knights of America
para la tenida general en- la que
Sc conferiran grades a varios
candidates. y
La secretaria Dalia Perez en-
carece la asistencia de todos los
afiliados.
La gaceta., 1937-05-26

Entire los apartes de bale a
que me refiero, aparece una CO.
rrida destoros, en- la que toman-
parte los diestros AntNpio Jime-
nez, fFerRandez, SNse Ls
gunas y Hhm6d Fernandez lPa-
noyo).
Ell dibector del Proyecto Fee
deral Teatral del distrito, Mr..
A. C. Thornton, supervise los
ensayos, y por Ia satisfaction
que demuestra es de- suponer
que no sc aplace ell estreno.
Otras figuras importantes dc
nuestro mundo a~rtfstico que N-
guran en- ell reparto son las her.
manas Carmen Y Pillar Rami-
rez, ademas de las hermanas A
DELTA y Luld PiAidal, Aidits
Leon Y la pareja de bale Lauri'
ia del Rio y Johnny Martinez
!, que llenan ndmeros por ellos
mismos.
Ell DEGRADE de la obra es de-
tale que Sc atiende con interes
trabajando constantemente los
pintores escen6grafos.
Y por 1ltimo, la orquesta sin.
f6nica del professor Echegaray
con TODD su personal, suminis.
tiara la m1sica.
La gaceta., 1937-05-26
esta siendo rrluy VI ga.
Jus numerosas arnisesa

20K Jus numerosas amis6sa-
i Sanatoria, no obstanS
ar prohibida la estancia
en- su habitaci6n de enferma.
Votos hacemos porque las le7
stones sufridas por DaliR no ten
gan resultado fatal Y ale la vea-
mos pronto recupera& por COM
pleto, en- ell ssno de SIS amantes
familiares. u
La gaceta., 1937-05-26

Ell ACUSaW
LA DE SER
: LA QUE MATo ALA AN
NsANA
Jen1g City, N. j., mayo 20
Donala SWightman de 10 amos,
declara io en- su favor dijo a.
yer que u exnovia, Gladys Mac
knight, de II amos, Una 8elirro-
ia ,habfa matade a Ia madre de
ella, con u1t hachf y despues lie
hizo ell amor para que 81 asumie-
"a la culpa. eass
GLADYS lie pidiA su protection
en- ell interior de aaltom6vil
en- Ell cual L sac6 81 de la casa
de Bayonn3 donde fue eHOQntra
do ell cuerpo de la Sra. &Gsc
Knight. ELLA empez6 a solloZal'
Y dijo que yo, como prueba de
amor, debfa regresar y asu-
mir la culpa, 70 le die que to-
mia no poder hacerlo. Isl me
dejas besarte una vez mas, 10
aceptare". lie di6 ella ell beso y
81 regres6 Y confes6.
Evening star., 1937-11-11
CONCERTED CAMPAIGN
FOR SAFETY PROPOSED
Senator Lonergan Suggests Con-
gress Join in Steps to Cut
Nations Traffic Toll.

A concerted move by Congress, the
automotive industry. safety organiza-
tions and officials throughout the
country to reduce traffic accidents was
urged today by Senator Lonergan,
Democrat, of Connecticut.
He made the suggestion in a COM
munication to the Commercial IN
vestment Trusts Seminar of Safety,
now in session in New York. In list
ing steps Congress already has taken
in recent years to promote safety, the
Senator mentioned passage by the
Senate early this year of the bill for
mechanical inspection of motor We
hicles in the District. The bill awaits
action by the House at the coming
session. He referred also to Senate
passage of the bill to create safety
standards commission and several
other measures designed to make the
highways of the country safer.
The Senator invited the seminar to
submit to him any further recommen-
dations for legislation Congress might
consider to reduce accidents.
Evening star., 1937-11-11

before decision is reached by Secre-
tary Woodring.
The 'streamlined" division is COM
posed of 1882 officers and men, COM
pared with $4,000 in present divisions.
1t seems to utilize advantages of mo-
torization and mechanization.
During the World War the Army di-
vision had $1,000 men, but experience
then demonstrated this was too large
for greatest efficiency, and the size was
reduced by 5000 men.
The new division abandons for the
first time the principle that an Army
division must be self contained.
Evening star., 1937-11-11

well-being of every man, woman and
child in the Nation.
Many good citizens are opposed to
any governmental interference with
rural affairs" Taber said. I'VE dare
not overlook. however, the fact that
labor, business and finance have reg
ulations. controls and legislation, COM
pelling agriculture to secure equivalent
protection"
Evening star., 1937-11-11
ARMY CONSIDERING
A REORGANIZATION
Tests of "Streamlined' Division
in Texas Lead to Study
of Advisability.

By the Associated Press.
The War Department is considering
the advisability of virtually reorgsniz-
ing the Army as the result of tests of
q "streamlined" division just COM
pleted at Fort Sam Houston, Tex.
Ofhcials said today there probably
would be several weeks study of this
divisions extensive field maneuyers
Evening star., 1937-11-11
1(PO|NT PROGRAM
URGED BY GRANGE
Master of National Body
Lauds Roosevelt for Call
Ing Special Session.
NJ the Associated Press.

NJ the Associated Press.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. ll.-On
the eve of the special session Of Con-
rress to enact permanent farm legis-
lation, Louis j. Taber Of Columbus,
Ohio. master of the National Grange,
suggested yesterday 10 basic princi-
pies, which he told delegates to the
annual convention, should be con-
tsined in. any workable agricultural
program.
Commencing President Roosevelt
for calling the special session, which
is to convene Monday. in ample time
for Congressmen to give statesman
like study to the subject, Taber said
that Congress, In redeeming its
pledge to pass such law, should give
full play to the processes of democracy,
Of discussion, of elimination, Of COM
promise and of approach to a sound,
workable program"
Principles Suggested.
Basic principles suggested by Taber:
l. 1t should seek to increase the
farmers share of the Nations income
and give to agriculture parity Of in
come
2. 1t should be built on voluntary
cooperation rather than govern
mental straitjacket 1t should pro-
vide for continuing farmer control.
8. 1t should grant basic exemptions
and give maximum benefits to the
family-sised farm, placing as much
OF the regulation as possible on COM
mercial and large-unit operators.
1. The legislation should contain
. sound framework for q longtime
land policy; provide for retirement
Z Of submarginal land and increase of
forestry. water and wild-life resources.
8. 1t should be built around the
Soil Conservation Act, with benefits
going to sll farmers who follow good
soil practices.
Program Must Be Flexible.
9. The program must be sufficiently
flexible to protect the interests of all
sections and give special assistance
to surplus and export crops.
z. The American market must be
guaranteed to the American farmer
no the limit of his ability to supply
ef1ciently the needs of the consuming
public.
8. Loans for crop storage on farms
should be provided and funds for the
Surplus Commodity Corp. increased.
Marketing agreements should be
strengthened.
I o. A larger amount of tariff rev.
enue should be set aside for re-
search, to find new uses for farm
products, new plants and new crops
and to eQuslize prices.
10. The program must consider the
Federal Treasury and protect the in
terests of the ultimate consumer. 1t
must be workable and constitutional.
Marketing Is Problem.
unless we recognize that the farm
er has developed much greater eff
cheney In production than in dis
trihution," Taber said, "this program
will fail. Research in cooperative
I marketing and in shortening the route
between the producer and consumer is
essential. The American farmer knows
how to produce better than any Other
farmer in the world. We vet must
solve the great problems Of market
Ing"
Tsber said that not only will any
far-reaching farm legislation afiecl
6,5oo.o00 farm homes and 30,000,0 ,00c
rural people. but 1T will touch the
Evening star., 1937-11-11

infection, scourse of all previous wars,
may be virtually eliminated in the
event of another war.
A method Of "active immunization"
against the disease before troops enter
. conflict has been developed. he said
Evening star., 1937-11-11
Loneliest Job Taken.

Australia's loneliest job has been
taken by Constable Peter Riley, and
he has just left Darwin to begin his
duties. Riley will be placed on duty
Evening star., 1937-11-11

at King River. on the coast Of Arm
helm Land Aboriginal Reserve. and
will serve three months. He will con-
struct his own shelter and have
black man as his sole companion. He
has taken supplies TO last four months.
Evening star., 1937-11-11

10 into this winter feeling at your
best. Remember, common consti.
patton can cause headaches, loss
OF appeise and energy.
Relieve constipation with
kellogg's ALLBRAN. This food
is generous source of 'sbuIk" to
aid regular elimination. Unlike
certain pills and drugs, it is not
habit-forming or gripping.
Evening star., 1937-11-11
ARMY FIGHTS TETANUS

By the Associated Press.
Lit. F. H. Van Wagner of the Army
Medical Corps said today that tetanus
Evening star., 1937-11-11

Guatemala Crop.
Guatemala expects its next coffee
crop to weigh over 100,000,0 900 pounds.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-01
Yankee Smuggling Is Weak
Against SOuthpaw Hurting
F.B.I. and PEPCO
PLAY TO DRAW

AS matters now stand in the
battle for the amateur baseball
championship Of Washington, the
Potomac Electric Power Com
pany's nine has won one and tied
one, and the Federal Bureau OF
Identification nine has lost one
and tied one.
Yesterdays game ended in a tie
at a.. It was the second game
of the championship series. Pepco
won the first game played Wed
nesday.
In yesterdays game, Pepco
scored three runs in the eighth
inning. This trio Of counters
added to one scored in the second
frame brought the game to q
deadlock as the F. B. I. outfit had
scored one in the fourth, two in
the sixth and one in the seventh.
The game was called at the end
of the eighth because of darkness.
Although outhit, 9 to 5, the
Pepco safeties were timelier than
F. B. rs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-01
.NEBRASKAPLAYS
GOPHERS IN BIC
GRID HEADLINER

NEW YORK, Oct. UN.S).
Many of the football standard
bearers earnestly will settle down
tomorrow to the start Of tough
campaigns, with promising pro.
gram of games slated as a follow.
up to last weeks openers, which
brought out only a handful Of con-
tests of consequence.
MinneSota'S powerful machine
which is being mentioned as po-
tential national champion, plays q
Mid West feature against Ne.
braska after scoring crushing de.
feat over North Dakota State last
week.
Notre Dame will make it's open
ing bid against Drake, in what the
Fighting Irish" regard as q
warmup; Northwestern tackles
Iowa, Vanderbilt moves out against
Chicago, and Ohio State. winner
Of last Saturdays outstanding in.
tersectional tussle with Texas
Christian, tackles Purdue. Michi-
gan meets Michigan State and
Wisconsin takes on Marquette.
Carnegie Tech against New
York University, Manhattan
against Texas A. and NJ. Cornell
against Colgate, Pittsburgh
against West Virginia, Army
against Clemson. Colgate against
Cornell and Boston College against
Kansas State will be feature at
fractions in the East.
Harvard meets Springfield. Yale
meets Maine and Princeton meets
Virginia in opening games Of the
Rig Three
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-01
By DAVIS ]. WALSH
International News Service Sports
Editor,

NEW YORK, Sept. Soon
tinuing this daily outburst and IT,
rade in connection with an event
that may yet become known as
the world series of contradictions,
we have with us today-the pitch.
ers, those gents with funny-look-
ing pants who stand out there
and generally can't do anything
except practically decide any
single series Of games. They're
like the man who stands in the
wings and makes the curtain go up
and down. You're never right
when he isn't.
First, I'm going to give the
Yankees pitching somewhat the
better Of it-and then I'll start
to take it away again. I'm GER
tainly a big help. However, all I
can say is that I didn't make this
silly match.
Anyhow, Ruffing held Washing
ton to two hits on Tuesday and
ought to be absolutely right for
the series. Pearson held the same
club to two runs on the same
afternoon. Gomez looks like the
best pitcher in the series. Hadley
and Andrews are both going very
well. That certainly makes every.
thing just splendid, doesn't it?
FACE PORTSIDERS
Yes, it certainly does not. For
the Yankees are sure to face left
hand pitching in four of the first
five games, and right now they
can't hit that kind with a canoe
paddle. Right now? How I dc
rattle and prattle along. They
haven't been able to hit left
handlers all season, the winning
average against them being q
mere $50.
The general average against
both kinds is currently .671. Tn
no mathematician; in fact, Tn
working in my spare time on an
idea for a vest pocket big enough
to carry an adding machine, sc
I'll always be sure to get the right
change out Of a quarter.
Meanwhile, I think the two aver
ages quoted above would give them
q percentage Of almost 800 against
right handerS-and this time
they're not going to see many
They're going to keep on seeing
Melton and Hubben and, no mat
ter what the YankS claim in that
connection, this pair is far SUI.
perior to the left handlers the
Yankees have been folding before
with omnibus regularity during re
cent days.
In fact, they've had IA Scoreless
innings against rookie southpawS