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La gaceta., 1938-01-26
CONFIRMADO Ell NOMBRA
MIENTO DE REED

Washington, Enero 20 Ell
Senado, por u~nanimidad, confir
mo aver al nombramiento del
procurador general Reed para
magistrate del Tribunal Supre-
mo de la Rep1blica.
Reed, que tiene SO amos de
edad, tornara possession Ell veni-
dero hlnes.
La gaceta., 1938-01-26
POr los Niaos de Espdad

Sc ha constituido en- Cuba una
aSociaci6 nco mel nombre de A
sociaci6n de Auxilio al Nino del
Pueblo Espanol.
La componen, seg1n un mani
fiesto que benemos a la vista, la
La gaceta., 1938-01-26
F. FERRARI BTLLOCH
j M ASO N Els!
ASH ES LA SECTA
LAS LOGIAS DE PALMA
Z IBIZA
(18)

SiIi uuud, pm Ids dHSuStldS uS
aquellos momentos, Ell Director
dimitido, Don Carlos Blanco. Sc
limito a informarme de TODD 10
que Sc referia a los recientes ST
eeSos, y NADIA mas. A los pocos
dias tuve la noticia de que, a
POGO de proclamarse la repd-
blica, habian sido transporta-
das, desde ell aer6dromo de
Los Alcazares a la frontera
portuguese, municiones de
guerra titles para la aviaci6n.
Las municiones quedaron en-
la provincial de Badajoz. CO.
mo en- Ia Direction General de
Seguridad no habia ningun do
cumento Official referente a es-
tie transporte nj nadie me da-
ba raZ6n de la finalidad del
mismo, lame al senior Valid
via, ex-seeretario del Don Car
los Blanco que, por recomen-
daci6n de este, qued6 ocu-
pando I'm cargo en- mi secreta-
ria. Valdivia me dijo que di-
ehas municiones hahian sido
trasladadas con coneeimiento
del Gobierno Y puestas a dis
posicion de los oficiales reuo-
l%ucionarios poytugueses. Ha-
BILE con ell ministro de Ia Go
b%ernaci6n, ID. Miguel Maura,
por ell que supe que una orga-
nizaci6n International (ia ma
sonerfa) Sc habia dirlgido a
Martinez Barrio para exigirae
que cumpliera las promesas
hechas a los revolucionarios
portuguescs. Martinez Barrio
sc iimit6 a poner a disposition
de los mismos una estaci6n cos
terra de radio y ell cable de AL
geciras."
Claro que no uded6 ahi la
cosa, nj mucho menos.
Los revolucionarios portI-
gueses masones hicieron inter
venir al expatriado poltico lu-
sitano, don Alfonso Costa,
cerca del nuevo ministro de
Estado de la flamante repf1-
blica, Lerroux, Y ell buen re-
sultado no Sc hizo esperar. Pc
co despues las municiones de
los Alcazares eran puestas a
disposition de los revoluciona
rios portugueses.
Como no ofrecfa seguridad
ell sitio donde sc encontraban
las armas, dada la delicada ST.
tuaci6n del campo extremeno,
hubo una nueva gesti6n cerca
del senior Lerroux-Ino es asi,
se1ores Aspiazu y Cortasao?
~ las bombas fueron lleva-
das a la finca que ell sefor Lea
niz, intimo amigo del ierarca
mason Martinez Barrio, posee
en- la provincial de Huelva. Por
cierto que en- el transporte de
esas bombas intervinieron ell
necanico Rada y ell captain de
la Guardia civil senior Santa
go, cancerbero del funestisimo
H.. Portela Valladares, desde
ell alto puesto de Director Ge-
neral de Seguridad. Ese capt.
tan mason hasta lego a ense-
mar ~personalmente a los revo-
lucionarios portugueses el ma
nejo de determinado tipo de
fusiles.
Como es natural, 81 embaJa-
dor de la naci6n hermana, Por-
tugal, protest6 contra los name
! jos revolucionarios de los ma8o-
mes expatriados, que Sc efectua-
ba con la complicidad de nues-
tro flamante Gobierno republic
cano, y los revolucionarios por-
tugueses tuvieron que a~lsjarse
de la frontera de su Patria.
Hubo nueva adquisici6n de
armas. incluso en- ell extranjero.
Sc meti6 por enmedio e Intimo
de Prieto, Ell banquero Echeva-
rrieta, que lego a firnlar leeHas
por valor de ~quinientas mil ne
setas ell plut6crata hlb& 10
Sc proponia enviar material lie
guerra a Etiopia-; halo IN pc
queho 10 financiero y acab6 poE
a~ualar lac latras el nagociantA
Evening star., 1938-04-18
GR|FFSSHACKLED
BY0R|0LEH HURLER
Short Fence Enticing, but
Drop Wind-Up of Sour
Spring CampaiQn.

1t was a we'll battered Washington
team which started swinging for keeps
today at Griffith Stadium, for while
the Nationals could register a faint
claim for several minor league titles,
they aren't exactly Dragging about
their proficiency in exhibition cam
paigning this season.
Briefly, that 80 pasting the Mats
absorbed from Baltimore yesterday in
the Orioles miniature park brought
their record to IL wins, IA defeats
and tie. Only thrice in Is games
with major league opponents did the
Griffs experience the satisfaction Of
winning, twice trimming the Boston
Bees and once whipping the st. Louis
Cardinals.
Clean Up Against A. A.
Against American Association clubs,
Washington captured six for six; took
two of three games from Baltimore
Of the International League. won once
from Charlotte Of the Piedmont
League, lost once to Chattanooga Of
the Southern Association and tied
Trenton of the Eastern League.
Baltimore's left field fence, a niblick
shot from home plate, was an enticing
target for the Mats in their final exhi-
bition game, but Harry Matuzak, a
cast-off from the Philadelphia Ath-
Ietics. nullif1ed that inviting barrier
by limiting the Griffs to six well spaced
hits.
Wasdell Hits Pinch Homer.
The lone ray of sunshine from the
Washington angle was Jimmy Was
dell's pinch home run in the eighth
inning, a prodigious poke over the right
field wall that landed on rooftor
some 80 yards beyond the bleachers.
Ken Chase started impressively, but
the Orioles pounded him for two runs
in the fourth inning and three more
in the fifth and from that point 1t wa
no contest. Ken threw II hits, three
wild pitches and four bases on BALL
In . seveu.inning stretch.
Evening star., 1938-04-18
0ARSMEN0F EAST
FOCUS0NHUSK|ES
Record Triumph on Coast
Washington's Warning
to 'Keepsie Rivals.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 18-The main
task of the Eastern rowing forces
again appears to be trying to find a
crew that can beat Washington at
Poughkeepsie in June
AS the Eastern sprint" season
opened Saturday with Columbia
triumphing over Rutgers and Manhat-
tan and Navy whipping Princeton. the
mighty Huskies again showed they are
the kingpins on the West Coast with
record-smashing victory over Cali
fornia.
Wins Nineteenth Straight.
Washington not only gained its
nineteenth consecutive varsity victory
over a three-year stretch. but cut
nearly eight seconds from the varsity
record for the Lake Washington
course with a time of 15:486 The
Jayvees, timed in l6042. knocked 1C
seconds off their record, while the
Yusky yearlings equaled the course
record to make it a clean sweep.
All that makes it look very tough
for the East in the 4-mile haul down
the Hudson at Poughkeepsie, but the
next week or two likely will show
whether any of the candidates from
the Atlantic seaboard has a chance
Navy Time Not Fancy.
The veteran Navy crew didn't turn
in any fancy time as it defeated
Princetons promising eight by two anc
one-half lengths on the choppy Severn
but it did look very good. Next Sat-
urday the Midshipmen tackle Colum-
bia on the Harlem at New York and 9
week later they meet Syracuse ano
Cornell at Annapolis.
Columbia's Lions had little chance
to show their strength as they cap
tured all four races here Rutgers pu,
up a struggle for while, but couldn't
match the Lions squirt in the last
quarter. Manhattan never was a Sc.
rious factor.
Pennsylvania, out of the Poughkeep.
sic race last year, swings into action
this week in a dual regatta against
Manhattan at Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1938-04-18
Baseball Prophet, on Spree
Of Predictions, Sees Dizzy
With 25 or 80 Game Season

Mungo. Jim Turner. Red Ruffng,
Dizzy Dean, Johnny Allen and maybe
Cy Blanton and Lefty Grissom.
Cleveland will have infield trouble.
Cincinnati, will make more upward
progress than any club in either league.
Joe Medwick and Johnny Mize will
be among the five leading hitters of
their league again.
If Mel OFT is forced to play third
base steadily, his hitting. which was
off last year. will remain off.
Harlond Cliff of the Browns will
establish himself clearly as the best
third baseman in the business.
No Time for Doing.
Appling or no Appling. none OF the
three favored clubs in the American
League will be able to doze and still
shut the White Sox out of the money.
The difficulty of winning three pen
nants in row with team little or
no better than its closest rivals will
come home very strongly to W. Harold
Terry. although William has been
coming home very strongly himself
for two years now and doing mirac-
ulously we'll with the stuff at his dis
posal.
Mike Cochrane will have. in turn,
every kind of headache known to
science
At some time between May 1 and
October l Pittsburgh will lead the Ma
tional League.
Burleigh Grimes will neglect to smile
when he says it to an umpire, and will
sit the rest Of the afternoon out.
Cookie Lavagetto will bloom as a
genuine big league ball player.
Hankus Leiber will not have that big
year that his disciples have been
muttering players for. but Rowdy
Richard Bartell will remain the best
shortstop in the game.
Stengel in Tough Spot.
Casey Stengel, sterling character
il ever there was one and a good
teacher of baseball, nonetheless will
come to realize, if he doesn't already,
that he has stepped into tough spot,
for the Bees had very little business
finishing as high as fifth place last
year.
Mike Kreevich Of the White SoX will
step forward to take his place alongside
Joe Di Maggie, Beau Bell and Wallie
Moses, the best of the American
Leagues younger outfielding stars.
Unless the wraps are on-and they
may be-the American League will win
the all-star game again.
Some of these predictions will turn
out to be very wrong indeed. but that's
life in the prediction racket.
tCopyright. 1898. by the North Americaa
Newspe per Alliance. 1nc.)
Evening star., 1938-04-18

zan Roy Parmelee's house in Lam
bertville, Mich, and will commute
to his infleld chores In Toledo this
summer e.. Henry Armstrong and
Lou Ambers both are slated for
fights in Los Angeles this sum-
mer-but. not against each other
>. Helen Wills, they say. has all
the shots she ever had, and just
needs competition to start putting
the gals in their places again.
The bookies tell you Woolford
Farms Lawrin has been getting
quite q play recently in advance
betting on the Derby Max
Baer's ex-trainer, Frank Paccassi,
tips one and all to keep an eye on
Mike Nolan, Phoenix (Arizona)
heavy =. Bama's Rose Bowl pilot.
Frank Thomas, takes over the Fort
Wayne Undiana) Coaching School
this summer -. Well, zee you 9t
the ball game.
Evening star., 1938-04-18
TEAM BOLSTERED
IN ALL BRANCHES
Excels '36 Band That Just
Missed Second Spot, but
Rivals Also Gain.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.


THE best Washington ball club
since Clark Grifith's 1888 pen
nant winner was to be un-
u veiled formally today at G-if-
fifth Stadium as the 38th American
League derby gets under way. This,
at least, is the opinion of this observer.
Where the Nationals of 1898 will
finish is another question. II the
world champion Yankees are anything,
they are weaker than in 1886 and 1887,
but the American League, from top
to bottom, is stronger, generally.
Washington had seventh-place team
in 1884, Sixth-placer in 1885,
fourth-placer in 1886. and another
sixth-place club last year.
OF this group of the last four years
the 1886 Mats were far and away the
best BY only half game margin
did they miss finishing second to the
Yankees. They were in the runner
up fight down to the last day And,
unqualifiedly, Manager Bucky Harris
1888 edition is superior to his team
Of two years ago.
Ferrell Superior to '36 Catchers.
Consider, if you please, compare
son. The team that so nearly finished
second in 1886 had no regular catcher
at any time. Cliff Bolton started the
season, Walter Miles picked up in
midyear and fat Shanty Hogan
wound up wearing the mask and mitt.
OF this group only Hogan ever es-
tablished himself as a major league
catcher and that was years before
1896. Shanty was washed up when
he came to Washington.
The Mats of 1888 are starting the
season with two established receivers.
Rick Ferrell is far superior to Bolton,
Miles and Hogan. AS a hitter Angelo
Giuliani may have shortcomings but
he. too, is better receiver than any
of the 1886 catchers. Mickey Living
ston is the best third-string catcher
Washington has had since 1898, when
Bolton then served in that capacity
behind Luke Sewell and Moe Berg.
Taking up the infield, 1886 found
Buddy Lewis raw, 19-year-old
rookie, playing only his second sea-
son in organized baseball. Now he is
an established star and rated by many
as the best third baSeman in the game.
At shortstop Cecil Travis floundered
IN 1896 and Red Kress only partially
plugged the gap. This year finds
Travis vastly improved player, afeld
and at bat. At second base Buddy
Myer put in his worst year in, 1886.
He reached his all-time low in per-
formance and health. and now, al
though two years older, he figures to
be nearer the Myer of 1855 than
at any time since his last big cam.
/ paign
B0nura Adds Big Wallop.
There was no fault to be found with
| the first basing OF Joe Kuhel in 1886.
He was superb defensive performer,
and that season he enjoyed his biggest
year at bat but even at this offensive
peak he was no match for Zeke
Bonura. The big Italian who will play
first for Washington this year will let
an enemy run slip across now and then,
but he will drive across five for WASH
ington at the same ratio. Zeke, prob
ably. is the biggest individual i'm
(See STAN. Page A-14)
Evening star., 1938-04-18
Frisch Joins Dy|
BY SID FEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer,

NEW YORK, April 1s.-Onkel
Frank Frisch now will set down on
the mourners' bench with Jimmy
Dykes and Mickey Cochrane and
listen to Gus @. Fan holler
Losing Dizzy Dean was like Pep
per Martin losing his guitar player
But there's more than one
"smeller" trying to smell something
back of the whole biz What If
old Diz should bring a sore arm
to Chicago, f'rinstance? .. What
ever way you look at 1t. the gas
house gang won't have enough gas
to lift itself anywhere this year.
They're of and running today
In the big league derby, and, as
advertised, this corner goes for the
Cubs and Yankees to come home
In front The Cubs because,
besides Diz. the law Of averages
Evening star., 1938-04-18

Mouners' Bench-Di Moo Medwick Picked for Bot Titles

pitch for the Cubs unless they
make the board of masterminds
a quartet Haw ~. Umps
Ziggie Sears son, Little Ziggie'
to the boys, is doing nice work
as catcher for Alabama's fresh
man team Jakie May. the old
Reds southpaw, spends his time
smoking hams down on the North
Carolina farm Maybe he could
give Bill McKechnie some pointers
about Cincinnati's 1898 pitchers.
Jimmy Wilson, who only man.
ages the Phillies. caught for his
second team" against Trenton
yesterday, while the varsity was
taking a 12-1 triumph from New
ark DR.. James Stotter, noted
plastic surgeon, conducted q survey
of the big leagues and found that
the schnozzola champ isn't Ernie
Lombardi-but Al Schacht.
Charley oelbegt has rented Tar
Evening star., 1938-04-18
BY JOHN LARDNER.

This being the Tooth year of Double
days Folly, as Percy Shelley laugh
ingly nicknamed our national pastime
during the Bryan free silver cam
paign, and the season being about to
begin, with the Yankees at Boston
and Philadelphia at Washington, it
seems pretty obvious that the voters
of the country. and particularly the
widows and orphans, are entitled to
few predictions from me. Fair
enough. Here they are:
Dizzy Dean will make a powerful
comeback. winning-well, for a guess
Diz will win between IS and 80 games
this year. The old Dean speed is
there. and the easy Dean motion, and
the Dean brain, which is a better
specimen than the critics would have
you think. is free of doubt.
Other Big Winners Seen.
TWenty-game winners among the
pitchers in both leagues will include
Lefty Gomez, Carl Hubbell, Van
Evening star., 1938-04-18
B0SOXROOKFACES
YANKS IN STARTER
Grapefruit League Efforts
Earn Honor for Bagby,
Son of Major Star.
By the Associated Press.

6y liC ASSOSihttu fEtSS.
BOSTON, April 18-Lim Bagby, jr.,
21-year-old pitching rookie from At
lanta, Ga, who never has started a
major league championship game,
was named today to still the bats of
the slugging New York Yankees in
the opening ball game of the American
League season at Fenway Park
Bagby. a right-hander, who is the
son Of Jim Bagby, one-time standout
hurler Of the Cleveland Indians was
slated to oppose Charley (Red) Ruff
fling, Yankee ace, before an opening
day crowd including Gov Charles F.
Hurley, Mayor Maurice F. Tobin and
other celebrities.
Bagby, who pitched % 1-3 innings
against major league opposition in
the Grapefruit League, allowing 6
runs and only II hits. didn't know
about his selection until this morning.
Protects Jim's Nerves.
Il didn't want Jim to lie awake all
night and plan every pitch" Manager
Joe Cronin said. That's why I de-
layed announcing my choice"
Hes in fine shape and quite capable
Of stopping the Yankees. If 1 win
this gamble then I'll be able to give
the Yankees dose of my big three
Grove, Wilson and Marcum-in the
remaining games of the series
"On the other hand, if it rains and
the game is washed out, probably
won't start Bagby on Tuesday, but will
work the other three in order"
A forecast Of scattered light local
showers threatened to hold the at
tendance to between 10000 and IS 900,
but the weather man said he didn't
think it would rain hard enough to
halt the game. Fenway Park expected
a crowd of Is 900 if the day was clear
Big Task for Rookie.
Bagbys choice was even more sur
prising because he was named against
team that has won the world cham
pionship two years running and ranks
as one of the greatest combinations
of all time Against these sluggers
Jim, jr, who is feet and weighs
ITO, can offer record of 81 games
won and lost last season for Hazel
ton in the New York-Pennsylvania
League, which named him its most
valuable player.
The Red Sox wound up their pre-
championship training by trimming
the Boston Bees, 2 to l, in the finale
of their six-game city series. Each
team won three games. The Yankees,
still minus Holdout Joe Di Maggie
beat Brooklyn, 14-13, yesterday, and
didn't arrive in Boston until late last
evening"
Evening star., 1938-04-18
Sports Program for Local Fans

Maryland VS.. William and Mary,
Williamsburg, Va.
Anacostia High VS.. Bethesda
Chevy Chase, Garrett Park, Md. 3.
Central VS.. Naval Training Sta
ton, Norfolk, Va.
Boxing.
Army Sd Corps Area Champion
ships, Fort Belvoir. Va, 8.
Tennis.
Maryland VS.. Duke, College
Park, 4.
George Washington vs.. Elon,
Elon, N. c.
Maryland Frosh VS.. Washington
and Lee Frosh. College Park, 10.
st. Adams VS.. Tech, st. Albans
courts, 3:l5.
WEDNESDAY.
Baseball.
Washington VS.. Philadelphia,
Griffith Stadium, 3:15,
Evening star., 1938-04-18

just can't have them getting kicked
around by old man injury jinx
as much as they were last year
>. And the Yanks-because they
still have their bats. But don't
sell the Giants and Cleveland short
-. Terry's Terriers are stronger
than last year, and If Oscar Witt
can't give the Tribe a shot in the
arm nobody can This depart
ment also likes Joe Di Maggie
for the American League batting
champ, provided he doesn't keep
on selling fish dinners all summer
-. With Ken Keltner giving him
a fight for the honors And
Ducky Medwick to beat out john
ny Mize in Mr.. Frick's follies again
-. Also watch Johnny Allen and
Jim Turner when the pitching
averages start coming out.
Around the circuits-A .wag
wires: Understand Dean won't
Evening star., 1938-04-18
WOOD, MARBLE CHAMPS

LOS ANGELES, April IS R-
Sidney Wood, one-time Wimbledon
champion, defeated Frank Kovacs Of
Oakland, Calf, 6-3, 6-3, Ga, yes
terday to win the mems singles cham
pionship of the Beverly Hills midwin-
ter tennis tournament.
Alice Marble won the women's sim
giles title, 6-3, Ga, over Barbara
WinSloW of Santa Barbara,
Evening star., 1938-04-18
TO-DAY.
Baseball.

TO-DAY.
Baseball.
Washington VS.. Philadelphia,
Griffith Stadium, 3.
Maryland VS.. Duke ca, Durham,
N. c.
Washington-Lee High VS.. South
River, N. j., High, Ballston, Va.
Boxing.
Tony Ciaccio VS.. Steve Mamakos,
eight rounds, feature bout, Turner's
Arena, $50.
Army Sd Corps Area Champion
ships, Fort Belvoir, Va, 8.
Tennis.
George Washington vs. Richmond,
Richmond, Va.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Washington VS.. Philadelphia,
Griffith Stadium, 3:15.
Evening star., 1938-04-18
PONDERS FIGHT SITE
Jacobs to Decide Place for Big
Louis-Schmeling 60 This Week.

NEW YORK, April Is (F.-The site
for Joe Louis heavyweight title de-
fense against Max Schmehng on June
% probably will be selected some time
this week." Promoter Mike Jacobs said
today.
Mike declined to tip his hand in
advance, but most boxing critics agreed
he would pick New York's Yankee
Stadium. Chicago, Detroit and Phila-
delphia also have been mentioned.
In his final tune-up for the title
match Schmeling stopped Steve Dudas
OF Edgewater, N. j., in the fifth round
Of their 15-round bout in Hamburg
Saturday.
Evening star., 1938-04-18

Today q year ago-Record ex-
hibition game crowd of 81 1876 saw
Bob Feller fan nine Giants In eight
inning hurting duel with Carl HUB
bell st Polo Grounds; Giants
pounded Ivy Andrews In ninth to
win. 5.z.
Evening star., 1938-04-18
Ouch!

Totals 32 624 9 Totals 32 IL p l
.Batted for Chase in eishth.
WASHINGTON 900 100 O1O-2
Baltimore ------- 900 23l EOx-S
Runs-T. Wright. Wasdell. Tauby. Nc
GoWan CO. Puccinelli Weintraub 90.
Matazak sl. Runs batted in-stone
Norris (2l. Tauby go. MCGOWAN. Vein
traub A. Wright. Wasdell. Two-baSe hits
Tauby 90. T. Wright. stone. LIVINGSTON,
Geary Weintraub. Home run-Wssdell.
Sacrifices-Chase, Geary. Lett on bases
Washington. Z: Baltimore. g.. Bases on
balismon Matuzak 3: on Chase 4: OF
Krakauskas. /. Struck out-By Matuzak,
s: by Chase. s: by Krakauskas. l.. Hits
on Chase II in innings: OF Krakauskas
none in ! inning. wild pitchss-Chase
Msessfs1 ssn ssH,ppeL Quinn ana "en"""n
Evening star., 1938-04-18

Three years ago-Home run by
Joe Medwick gave Paul Dean of
Cardinals 10 victory over Cubs,
first triumph Of season for Dean
boys.
Evening star., 1938-04-18
DEAD HEAT IN ENGLAND.

KEMPTON PARK, England, April
18 (R.-N. s. Erleigh's Bendex and
w. Barnett's Senor ran a dead heat
today in the 2-mile Queens Prize.
Evening star., 1938-04-18
Second Base Only Infield Problem.

Skipping the infed major problem
Still
handed pitching
Buge 38 old will Charley Gehng
for maybe weeks outperform him the
ball
shortop of
types Of pitching. Harris infed problem second
Washington ouhede potentially
defense
Melo Amada When the 1887 Griffith
fetated himself
All
and Mel surprised by batting 315 a
Evening star., 1938-04-18
Almada Can't Get Started.

has disappointment several
Case speedy rookie
something hitter
polish
sliding three times problem twofodCae
to
Johnny
kinds pitching problem
S and
10 make his bid but Taft
he on mil tracks.
AS far batting Simmons problem
which AL
a
time alone will tell the of Jimmy
problem
Evening star., 1938-04-18
Chase Can Make Nat Slab Staff.

First Washngons
Chase do
and ball If he develops will pitching
that figures good
Wesley FeTel 18
finish with 500 particularly
all
- IA
that Fern
Washington
the Mats
stats that simply do not have what takes.
This Washngons catching
ideal Livingston
be heard future Right
Evening star., 1938-04-18
Mats Start Race With Best Looking Club Since 33 Flag Winner
Wn, Lose or Draw
Griff ToIks Flag, But His Mats Have Problems.
Pitching Again Is Bucky Harris Big Headache.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

THE baseball curtain Washington
~ Uncle
champion Yankees
American League His and
his listeners
Well finish the first division,
the White
This briefly,
hands fall
sticking out his chin Most of the Washington
sufficiently a higher ranking.
Anazng the Nationals they the post today finds
potentat
could fulfill prediction
under babas
conings don't often all Of them 54game stretch