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Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-24
CaIipatria Folk
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Charles Everett last Thursday af-
ternoon. Members present were
Mrs. Allan HaSkinS, Mrs. w. o.
WitherS, Mrs. James Cow, Mrs. j.
B. Leslie, Mrs. Allen Soresen and
Mrs. Carl Redding. The hostess
served refreshments.
Donnie Plemons, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark PlemonS, had suffered
a broken arm Friday. While flying
his kite. he tripped over 4 dog.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Smith spent
the weekend visiting on the coast.
Mrs. Reed Wilkinson and Mrs.
w. C. Wilkinson returned Satlr-
day from a trip to New York, COM
ing by way of the Panama canal.
Reed Wilkinson and daughter
Reeda and Ruth and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Bryant and Jack and Maxine
Wilkinson and Mrs. Ralph Butler
drove to San Pedro to meet them.
w. G. Wilkinson is expected to re-
turn from New York some time III
April.
Miss Eileen Quick has been quite
i'll the past week at a hospital IN
! Brawley.
The public card party held at
the city hall Thursday night and
sponsored by the ladies of the
Altar Society of the Catholic
church was quite successful. Win
ners at bridge for the women were
Mrs. Hatchett of inland, Mrs. Ed
ward Rademacher and Miss Flea
nor Lechler. For the men were A
L. Miller, M. L. McKendry and E.
L. Hiteman.
At bingo Mrs. Davis and Father
O'Connor were winners.
Mike Beale, son of Mrs. Norma
Beaele, was returned to an ortho-
pedic hospital in Los Angeles after
spending several days at his home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Sorensen
left for Goleta Saturday where
|
Mr. and Mrs. j. G.. Hurst and
children. Juanita, Norma Jean and
Jimmie jr., came from Kansas City
recently to make their home in
California. Mrs Hurst is sister OF
Mrs. Fred Noble.
On last Sunday Mrs. Noble Ell
! tertained their relatives at a din
rcr in honor OF her sister. Present
were M. and Mrs. j. G.. Hurst and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry jan
zen and daughter of Ell Centro, Mr.,
and Mrs. Damon Ellis and children
of BraWley and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Baird of Calipatria.
Mary Ann Baird and Norma Jean
Hurst attended a birthday party in
honor OF their cousin Barbara ELS,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Damon
| Ellis of Brawley. Tuesday.
The Boy Scouts of this vicinity
took a trip to Mullett Island by
bicycle Sunday accompanied by
their Scout-master Orville Brown.
r. L. Sperry and son, Bobby
spent the weekend in San Diego
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sperry
Miss Eleanor Lechler, Miss Eliza
/ beth DetWeiler and Miss Arlene Nc
Auliffe spent the weekend at their
respective homes in Los Angeles
and Cucamonga.
Charles Huey attended the
Council Of Education in Los An
peleS last Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-24
u. S. REGIMENT WELCOMED
HOME FROM SERVICE IN CHINA

An official welcoming COMMITTEES
headed by Gov. Clarence d. Mar
tin and Brig. Gen. Thomas E. Mer-
ril. commander of the 3rd div
sion and of Fort Lewis and other
dignitarieS boarded the vessel to
welcome Col. Joseph A McAndrew
and his men
The men viii diSembark tomor-
row morning Tor permanent duty
at Fort Lewis.
The regiment. which has q Pid-
gin English motto of Can Do" was
relieved from duty at Tentsin.
China. where if was replaced b.;
marines from the legation guard.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-24
McCabe Al Unit
To Present Play

McCabe Al club will take the
spotlight at the monthly meetin2
of the McCabe Eucalyptus farm
center Friday night when they
present the Winning over of Pa
a one act play
Frank Beyschlag, farm advisor
will talk on The influence of prices
on farm products, and Mary Ann
Riddle will give a reading.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-24
IN JUDGING CONTEST

HOLTVILLE, March pa - The
HoltVille Future Farmer citrus
Judging team will leave Friday at
$3.50 pm. for the judging contests
in San Bernardino. The contest is
judging plates and packed boXe,
of fruit at the National Orange
show.
Making the trip are Julius Hill
fiker, Gus Smith, and Athel Hall
man.
YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
until you READ the ADS!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-24

TACOMA Wash. Mar. q CUPo
Greeted by gaily bedecked plea
sure craft and q symphony of ship
and factory whistles as she eased
doWn-bay 10 her berth. the U.SS
transport Grant today brought
home the famous 18th infantry
from China
With planes from the 9lst OBJ
serYation squadron and blimpS fly
ing overhead thousands of people
crowded the pier TO welcome the
more than 800 officers ana men Of
the regiment which has seen al
most continuous service in China
since 1912.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-24
ARCHBISHOP PRAYS
FOR FRANCO TO WIN

NEW YORK, Mar. "a. up
Patrick Cardinal Hayes, archbishop
of TIE worlds richest Catholic
archdiocese. said today he was pray
ing daily that Generalissimo Fran
cisco Franco. leader of Spanish In
surgent forces, soon would win the
Spanish war. He favored Franco
because the Loyalist side is con-
trolled by radicals and communists.
La gaceta., 1938-04-26
Y NO DIRAN QUE QUEEN 10
Ell hijo de la condesa de Vena-
Ia. relata ell horror de la zona
invadida
DIJO Es UN "ROJOr

Bayona, (P. H.) Carlos
Munoz Rocatalada, comandan
tie de artillerla retirado e hijo
de la condesa de la Vinaza Ia
relatado 81 odisea a un sema-
mario literario de Paris:
"Cerca de Saint-Pied-De-
Port, en- plena montana, unos
cazadores lograron salvarme
: la muerte segura. Estaba
extenuado. Tenia FRO Y ham,
ire. Me pudieron llevar has
ia Esterecuby Y alb me asistie
ron unas personals generosas.
No puedo mas. Estoy agotado,
desheeho ffsicamente... Me
hallaba en- Lisboa cuando es-
tallo ell movimiento militar.
70 soy hombre de honor Y ha-
bia jurado ser fiel a la pala-
bra empenada con la Rep1bli
ca y me negue a secundar la
rebellion. Por esta raz6n las
autoridades portuguesas me
detuvieron y me entregaron a
las fuerzas facciosas de la
frontera. De la frontera me
trasladaron a Burgos Y ALI me-
encarcelaron. Pase muchos me
ses en- las prisiones de Espana.
Viendo como entraban en- la
carcel millares Y millares de
espanoles que no habian CO.
nSido otro delito que opinar
de manera distinta de los que
Sc habian sublevado en- nom
bre de unas ideas que encu-
bren 1nicamente intereses. Vi
ambien salir a muchos Glen
tos de espanoles que sabiendo
que iban a ser fusilados o ase-
sinados en- las carreteras, sa-
Han con la cabeza erguida,
dando vivas a la Repdblica o
La gaceta., 1938-04-26
DEPOLITlCA.
CLAUDE PEPPER VISITARA
LOS U LATGNOS
(Por' Pepe)

Ell Comite Executive de la
candidatura de Claude Pepper,
al cual pertenece nuestro direc.
tor, Sc reuni6 aver a almerzar
en- ell hotel Florida. Preside ell
S. Leslie H. Blank.
PLANTED nuestro director la
convenience de que Pepper ha-
blara EN- Ybor City y Sc aduje :
ron razones en- contra, por la
falta de tempo.
Qued6 acordado que Ell sena-
dor haga una vista a los clubs
latinos, populares Y titles, y que
Sc celebre otra procession auto
movilista con motive del mitin
del dia 80 en- Ia Plaza de Ia Cor
tie. Centenares de AUTOMOBILES
nan sldo ofrecldOS.
La potencia de la candidatu
ra de Pepper es cada vez mayor
y particularmente en- los distri.
tos latinos.
En- ell condado de Hillsborougl
obtendra una considerable ma
yorfa.
La gaceta., 1938-04-26
MURTERON LOS PADRES,
PERO Sc SALVO LA@CRIA-
TuRA

I'm nifo de dos amos ingres6
anoche en- ell hospital Municipal
para ser asistido de lesTones
que sufriera en- I'm terrible acct
dente que cost6 la vida a su ma
Dire Y 81 padre, los esposos Will
ard Harris, vecinos de Crystal
Springs. Ell abrelo de la criatu-
"a fue asistido de lesiones y
slntomas de connection cere-
bral.
I'm tren de Ia Atlantic Coast
Line, el llamado Southland, al
CAMEO ell coche de los Harris en-
ell cruce de Harvey, a siete mi
HAS de Tampa, arrastrandolo y
destrozandolo.
FL padre del ninito muri6 ms
t~antaneamente; la madre falle-
clio en- canine del hospital.
La criatura fue lanzada del
autom6vil por la ~violencia del
choque y cay6 en- ell "piloto" de
la ~locomotora, donde la reeogt6
ell maquinista w. E. Hodges,
vecino de Lakeland.
Mrchos de los que estuvie-
ron en- Ell sitio del accidente con
sideran milagroso que Ell abue-
10, William Eddings, escapara
con vida. Ell viejo Sc mantuvo
en- ell autom6vil cuando era a.,
rrastrado por la locomotora Y
de entire los restos Sc lie extra
jo. Antes de que la locomotora
contuviera la marchaI hizo I'm
recorrido de 1900 pies,
Harris tenia % amos de edad
y su esposa solo II,
Los cadaveres sc hallan depo-
sitados en- la funeraria de B.
Marion Reed, en- la Gale de Tam
pa.
La gaceta., 1938-04-26
=
al socialismo ' tranquilos Y Sc,

renos ante IA rauerte. Ne gu
sieron Ell l.Dertad Lon IA o0i,-
gaci6n de presentarme cada
ocho dfas a Ia policia. Me lie
varon de Burgos a Valladolid
Y de Valladolid a Zaragoza; de
Zaragoza a Zamora y de Ia
mora a Pamplona. Me encar-
celaron cuatro veces mas y
por ultimo me trasladaron a
Estela de donde he podido es.
capar, MERGED a la colabora-
ci6n de unos amigos falangis-
tas..... a la fuerZa. Atravesan
do montafas, desafiando las
tempestades J ell hambre pu-
de poner pie en- Francia Y a.
quf estoy. Las gentes estan har
tas de la guerra y bastantes
hartos de luchar por una eau
sa que no hara otra cosa, en- Ell
case de que triunfara, que con
vertir a Espana en- una colo
MIA eXtranjera. Ell norte esta
poblado de italianos y de mo
ros. Els vergonzoso yer como
estas gentes tratan a las mu-
jeres espanolas. Jamas To-
hombres de Espana habfan Vi
vido en- la situaci6n de inferio-
ridad en- que viven actualmen
tie nj habfan tolerado que a las
mujeres espanolas Sc les die
IAN las procacidades que Sc
les dicen por quienes van a Els
rpana como 81 fuera pals con-
quistado.
La gaceta., 1938-04-26
LiSTA DE CONTRIBUYEN-
TIES PARA FL COMITE PO-
PULAR DE SOCORRO A
A

Contribuy6 con $500: R.
Rodriguez Alfonso.
Contribuyeron con $500:
w IT. Grant Co., Jose Sanchez
Peruyo.
Contribuy6 con $3.50: AL
varo Fernandez.
Contribuyeron con $500:
Eusebio Faedo, La Nueva Era
Grocery, Manuel Menendez'
Golden Lion Dairy (Tamargo),
Los Amigos Grocery, Franklin
Mems Shop.
Contribuyeron con $3.50: T.
duardo Valdes, Greco Floral,
S. H. Kress, Fernandez y Gar
cfa Lido's Cafe, Latin American
Laundry, Al & F. Grocery, La
Segunda Central Bakery, DIR. S.
Paniello, DR.. Trelles, DR.. Porto
carrero, DIR. Rogue, DR.. Porro,
Columbus Drive Mkt, Spanish
Park Restaurant, j. Campo, F.
Menendez, Estua Bros, Uno de
Negreira, I'm Americana de
Washington, Cooperative Ell
Recurso, Los Helados de Ybor,
Conkey's Feed Store A. P. Be-
"a, Columbia Restaurant, Spico-
la & Sons, Crackers Place, Je-
r6nimo Garcia, Luis Castrill6n,
Eel Buen Gusto Restaurant.
Contribuyeron con $3.50:
Nicola Fruit Stand, Pedro Lii
ma, Jose Alvarez, S. CANA
retto.
Contribuy6 con $1.25: ANA
do Ayala.
=, Contribuyeron con $1.00:
I'm Mo1tanes y un Gallego, vi
cente Ferrer, Manuel Fernan-
DEE Pendas, Gui!lermo Alva-
reg, Fermfn Souto, Manuel AL
varez, Cafeteria La Norma Elk
celsior Printing Co., Alfredo
La gaceta., 1938-04-26
LA PRENSA BAJO Ell DO
MIMIC DEL GABINETE
DE FRANCO

Salamanca, abril 26.-TodoS
los peri6dieos que Sc publican
en- territorio rebelde Sc italian
tsometidos a la mas estricta CEN
sura. Una "ley' decretada por
Franco regula Ell n1mero e i'm
portancia de los periodicos, re-
gula la profession del periodismo
Y establece y mantiene la cen
sura.
La gaceta., 1938-04-26
Mich Nuccis

Nos preguntan: SC6mo mar
cha la candidatura de Nick Nuc
clio en- ell distrito latino?
No obstante algunas peque-
mas equivocaciones por parte de
Nick, ST. candidatura alcanzara
mas del 80 por ciento de los vo-
tos en- Ybor City.
En- ell campo, como de costum
bre, la lucha sera dura.
Scally parece ser ell candida
to de mayor fuerza. Mucho con-
vendria a Nick veneer en- la pri
mera vuelta electoral y sus ami
gos procuran lograrIo.
La gaceta., 1938-04-26
La SenodMrtn

Pat Whitaker parece tener a.
segurado ell triunfo en- cuanto al
puesto vacante de senador del
Estado.
Pat habla de su obra como le-
gislador en- los discursos que
pronuncia, y algunos de sus opo
nentes Sc dedican a discutir a.
SuntoS personales.
Ell programa aprobado por la
convention de la Federation a.
mericana del Estado en- Pensaco
la, tendra TODD ell apoyo del Sc
nador, seg1n dijo en- dos mfti-
mes celebrates anoche, uno en-
ell parQue de Raglan y Ell otro en-
Gibsonton.
TODD indica que en- los ba-
rrios latinos alcanzara mas del
80 por ciento de los votos.
Ell pdblico despierta a la rea-
lidad de que debe apoyar a
quien bien lie sirviera.
ANgunoS amigos de Pat Green
que no sera necesario ir a una
segunda vuelta. Esto Sc sabra
ell dfa 8.
La gaceta., 1938-04-26

Gonzalez, Mariana Sanchez,
Ramon Samperio, Angel Esco-
bio, La Epoca Grocery, Fer
nandez Restaurant, Valencia
Floral, A. Fernandez (cocine-
ROY, Royal Theatre, j. Rubin.
P. P. Grocery, La Palma Ba-
kerry, Cafeteria La Nacional
Rubio's Farmacia, Reliable
Cleaners, Royal Filling Sta.
w. T. Bakery, Diaz Restau-
rant, Atlanta Restaurant, Po-
10 Norte Ice Station, Optimo
Restaurant, Main and Arme
MIA Filling Station, Cooperate
va La Nuova Vita, Aleman
Ferreteria, Eagle No. l Drug
Store, 4th of July Cafe, w.
Tampa Furniture, Cooperate
va Ell Segnndo Progreso, Ideal
Cafeteria, Fernandez CASA
de Banos), Cooperative La
Familiar, Manuel Garcia.
Grocery, Ell Serene del Relo),
Manuel Dfaz, Ybor Furniture,
Eagle No. 2. Drug Store, Ca
feteria Ell Modelo Miguel vi
dial, r~elojero, La Montanesa,
Mascuhana Printing Co., I'm
Socialista, Joaquin Del Barrio
Joaquin Huefta, Jose Novio, 10
sc Acosta, Benigno Rodriguez,
I'm Leal, Jose Campoamor, An
tonic Acosta, Alameda Poultry,
A v Garcia Tuxedo Feeds, Jo-
Sc M. Lopez, Habana Grocery,
All & F. Grocery w. T., La Fa-
vorita Bakery, La Popular Ba-
kerry, Leone Grocery, Latin A
merican Garage, E. Lera Gro
Gerry, M. Alvarez, Gro, La Palo-
ma Banery, Tony's Dairy, Tro-
pical Service Sta, Gaspar Gar
ella, Valentin Galan, Cuco VAL
des, Serra's Boulevard Restau-
rant, Manuel Del Rio, Jose Con
zalez. Palma Cafe, Columbia Ca
feteria. La Reguladora Gazette
ria, DR.. Myers, La America Res
taurant, Sportsman Store, Elk
press Cafe, National Furniture,
Fernandez y Vega, Ell Encanto,
Casino Farmacia, Del'Elmo Fo-
tografia, Hotel Madrid, J, Raa-
monde Furniture, La Naviera,
Cafeteria, Fonte Poultry Mkt,
Joaquin de la Llama (nevero),
Manuel Faedo, La Familiar Ca
feterfa, JesGs, Marimo Alvarez,
Spanish, italian & American
Restaurant.
Contribuyeron con rs centa-
vos: r. Castro's Barber Shop,
Armenia Shoe Shop, Tomas A
lonso Grocery, Sanchez y Ante
10.
Contribuyeron con 60 centa-
vos: Empleados del Valencia
Garden Restaurant.
(Continaard),
La gaceta., 1938-04-26

Este joven italiano, active e
inteligente, es candidate a conf
sionado por Ell disrito de West
Tampa.
Una parte considerable de la
colonia latina, en- esa barriada,
votara por Ell; pero en- ell campo
sera mayor la fuerza de Fred
Ball.
Lucha dura, en- la que ell orr
gen del nombre jugara un i'm
~portante papel.
La gaceta., 1938-04-26
Req Farrior

va son muy pocas las perso-
mas que ponen en- duda ell triun-
TO de Rex Farrior en- los comb
clos del dfa 3 de mayo.
Rex lleva ell estandarte de la
decencia ciudadana y todos los
ciudadanos decentes votaran
por el.
La colonia latina votara a ia
vor de Rex, aunque algunos in
Idividuos, que NADIA pesan en- eli
concepto pdblico Green que ellos
dominan la situaci6n, como do.
minaban algunos negocios.
La actitud de Farrior en- ia
vor de esta comunidad, es clio :
giada en- todas parties.
La gaceta., 1938-04-26
Ell TEMPO

Nublados para hoy y mahana.
Maxima temperature aver, 83
grades; minima, 60. No hay a la
vista senales de nuvia. Ell fres-
co que hemos tenido durante
dos dfas, probablemente desa-
parecera hoy.
La gaceta., 1938-04-26
Ell GOBIERNO DE LA
(Viene de la Ia. pdg.)

(Viene de la Ia. pdg.)
gancias entire los miembros del
Gobierno era la clemencia usa
da con espias y otros traido-
res. Muchas sentencias de
muerte fueron conmutadas.
Ahora, las sentencias sc cum
pliran.
Evening star., 1938-08-04
Harris Gets Nev Headache
As Batting Slump Tightens
On BOnllra IN St. Louis Loss

as we'll as Cecil Travis, has lost weight
j.. They are pair of gaunt young
men these days. what with steady play
and this typical Mid Western heat.
Harry Kelley was to pitch for the
Washingtons today The club to-
night will entrain for Chicago, last
of the Western stops Mel Almada,
who was traded away from the Griffs
because he couldn't hit, now has batted
safely in l9 straight games and his
average is a cool .3l8, which isn't bad
for a lead-off hitter and kid who
wasn't hitting better than .246 when
he was traded on June Is.
Tony Giuliani, the Mats are discov-
ering, isn't such a bad catcher, nor
such a poor hitter . :. He has hit
safely in his last five games, only one
OF which he played throughout .
Newsom finished with q flourish yes
terday, tanning Bonura, Travis and
Goslin in the eighth and Myer and
Pinch-H Hitter Rick Ferrell to open the
ninth He had two strikes on
Pinch-H Hitter Jimmy Wasdell, but Jim
hit fly to center to end the game.
Sammy West, who was forced to
retire after hitting himself on the
foot with q foul tip in the sixth in
ming. was to return to the lineup
today The Browns. like the Tigers,
now are calling Prof. Monte Weaver's
pitches, which explains his early de-
parture from the game yesterday.
Evening star., 1938-08-04
Helen Dettwei|er Hit as Baseball Broadcaster


We have q hunch an outsider Is
going to cop this years Hamble-
tonian.
Daily Whitehead bulletin: He
swatted a double that broke up .
21-game winning streak for the
Plymouth IN. c. Rocks. =. Jimmy
Braddock said it didn't make him q
bit honesick to watch Lou Ambers
training yesterday-not in that
heat.
The husband of Nine. Bey, who
runs the fight camp at Summit,
N. j., once was an attache Of the
Turkish Embassy at Washington.
-. They went broke. Mime. Bey
converted her summer home into q
pugilistic camp and has made q
fine 60 of 1t. :. Bill Cissell, who
has kicked al around the American
League, Is happy to be in the Ma
tional, where he hopes one and all
will let him be for . spell. Hype
leoe, boxing writer, y laid up with
Evening star., 1938-08-04

old man grippe. Ambers looks
fine and he's working against two
Of the best sparring partners We
ever saw in q fight camp.
Is this some sort of . record? -.
In a game between Hobbs and
Clovis in the West Texas-New
Mexico League the other night, the
first three Hobbs guys to 60 to bat
in the last Of the eighth swatted
homers.
Wise old Gabby Hartnett says
Johnny Rizzo Is the big difference
between the Pirates of today and
yesterday and the st. Louis papers
can copy. for Johnny is q product Of
the Cardinal chain gang system.
This chronicler Is not on the West
Virginia pay roll, but it really will
pay to keep your glimmers on those
Mountaineers next season. Z.
We've had letters from i've States
and every one Is sold on EN-. {.
30 don't 90 Grabbing that we didn't
tou you.
Evening star., 1938-08-04
SULLIVAN TROPHY
|SG|VENTOBUDGE
Worlds Net King Honored
as Outstanding Amateur
Athlete of 1887.

NEW YORK, Aug. (P.-Don
Bulge. the California red-head who
has every tennis trophy worth winning,
now has another trophy infinitely
harder to get-the James E. Sullivan
Memorial as the outstanding amateur
athlete Of 1887.
Bulge received it from Judge Sam
uel Hoyt. president of the A. A. u,
at a luncheon at the New York Ath-
letic Club yesterday. The medal was
awarded. by a landslide vote, last
January when Bulge was in Australia.
Judge Hoyt praised Don for his
sportsmanship and his modesty rs
we'll As for his tennis.
Bulge will pair with Gene Mako,
his Davis Cup partner. for the East
tern grass course doubles tournament
starting at Rye, N. Y. Saturday. He
is taking it easy for time and will
pass up the singles.
Evening star., 1938-08-04

The guy amt had so much as q
posey since the day he signed to
manage the Dodgers Name OF
the gal who did such swell broad
casting job on a Syracuse baseball
game a few nights back Is Helen
Dettweiler of Washington, D. T..
and she's available for future en-
gagements of the same sort -
mo charge for the ad, LADY, -.
AL WE'LL, who manages Ambers,
swears the Armstrong fight will do
$l50,000, but Mike Jacobs (who IS
only the promoter) probably would
settle for half that-and pay q
commission to boot.
New yellow ball made q hit here
with every one except the Cards
who lost. Jesse Hawley, the old
Dartmouth coach. is cleaning up in
the tropical hat business. Res
ervations have been made from
every State in the Union for the
fifth annual Sugar Bowl game In
New Orleans next January /. 80.
Evening star., 1938-08-04
By EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press SPORTS Writer.

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-Broad-
way operators who made Henry
Armstrong q 81 choice to trim Lou
Ambers have the jitters because Of
reports that such operators as Bev-
erly Brown of st. Louis, Frankie
Cato of Kansas City and Babe
Barron of Chicago are gobbling up
all the az -to-1 dough they can get
their hands on.
Now that Blondy Ryan is OF the
Jints he can resume those famous
they can't beat us!" wires-which
may do the Jints q lot more good
than Blondy did sitting on the
bench That Strickland-Farr
bout which Toronto had set its
heart on is definitely of-not
enough dough for Farr.
In passing out the orchids don't
overlook Burleigh Grimes for the
Job hs u doing In Brooklyn
Evening star., 1938-08-04
Street Rebukes the Brass Hats.


helping colleges college baseball
training said old Most schools
college o athletes"
a
ton of the club nothing
Clark Griffith Washington
discuss habit radng
the
in
sent to Washington for signing
Gifhth defense quite adequate wha
and
glded
handsof policy coans
college
himself drafted Pittsburgh and he
fall Colorado, his alma didn't suffer
Evening star., 1938-08-04
Grid Games Grip Is Established.

allowing their alstar
months they working eab
the already
bu RI tie
astounding fanacm attached
TO the football poll This typical of associated with the grid
said footballs the Nation mid
23s702
semi-obscure coach of little Washington University
alltar differ Both
promoted
National
the fan cash
Evening star., 1938-08-04
ONCE SOFT CLUBS
FIRM UNDER FIRE
Pirates Take Pair to Gain
Strong Lead-Yanks Can't
Shake OFF Indians.
BY SID FEEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer,

The calendar must be wrong II
this is August 4, then what are the
Pittsburgh Pirates, who are usually
sound asleep by this time, doing up
there five and one-half games in
front Of the National League pack at
this late date, and how come Cleve-
lands Indians, once so docile and
sweet to the leaders, are In there
punching, only two games of the
Yankees in the American League
party?
And those aren't the only cases
where either the calendar is way on
or some one has his dates twisted.
For instance, there are the Cincin-
natl Reds, doormats of '37, tied with
the National Leagues third place,
while the somewhat gasless Cardi-
mails wallow around in seventh and
Brooklyn's batting Dodgers head the
second division.
And over in the American League
the supposedly woe-begone Washing
ton club hangs grimly onto fourth
place while Mickey Cochranes Ti-
gers can't seem to stay above the
500 mark
Bucs Bat to Double Win.
Take that National League fus. Pie
Traynor must be feeding his blazin'
Bucs a combination of raw meat lib.
orally sprinkled with dynamite. Even
though the season Is on the way
toward the three-quarter mark. the
"zing" Lee Handley and Pep Young
are pouring in the infield. plus the
work Of the younger pitchers, is maxi
ing the club hotter than the weather.
They added half game to their
first-place bulge yesterday by knock
ing of the Bees up In Boston in both
ends Of double-header, 9-4 and 5-3.
which is no easy task in itself, and the
fact they fired % hits in turning the
trick makes it one Of the seasons 5
wonders.
From the looks of things the Giants.
(See BUGS, Page C-2)
Evening star., 1938-08-04
Cards Clean Up
In Field Night
b. the Associated Press

0s TIC hSSOSidtVu Ices.
BROOKLYN. Aug 4.-Don Gut
teridge, third baseman Of the St.
Louis Cardinals. was acclaimed
fastest man in the National League
last night when a crowd OF $4,000
saw him win an 80-yard dash
against other survivors Of a series
of elimination heats staged by the
Brooklyn Dodgers. He won 5000
as first prize.
Gutteridge won by a margin of
yards from Brooklyn's Ernie Koy.
Hershel Martin OF the Phillies was
third and Phil Cavarretta of the
Cubs fourth in the final.
Johnny Mize of the Cardinals
won a $50 first prize in a slugging
contest that was another pre-
liminary to the Dodger- Cardinal
night game with a drive of 39l feet.