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The Hagerstown globe., 1941-06-20

Washington, D. c., June 20. -
Momentous things are happening
almost every place except in the
offices of Senators Radcliffe and
Tydings. Britain has taken over
Syria; Germany seems about to in
wade Russia; conflagration may
burst in the South Pacific; the eu-
tire United States is engaged in a
mighty defense effort
But in the offices of Senators
Radcliffe and Tydings the chief
question at issue is getting two as
sistant attorneys appointed in the
office of Bernard Flynn in Balti-
more.
Behind the scenes they have
moved heaven and earth to get
these two jobs filled by Tydings'
henchmen camouflaged as Rad
cliffe appointees. But as of this
writing they have gotten nowhere.
They have even had protests sent
by District Attorney Flynn to the
Justice Department saying that he
was behind with his court docket
and behind with his work. Even
Judge Chestnut has gone on record
that the court was behind with its
docket because of the failure to
fill these two minor vacancies.
Judge Chestnut is considered one
of the outstanding United States
judges along the Atlantic seaboard
and made great impression among
Washington lawyers when he help
ed clear up District of Columbia
court dockets recently. But as far
as the White House is concerned,
the chief thing remembered about
Judge Chestnut was that he romp-
ed all over the Holding Company
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-06-20
CAMPERS VISIT HERE

The following members of the
old Explorers Camp at Pine Grove
Furnace, in Pennsylvania, visited
the Mems Bible Glass at st. Paul's
U. B. Sunday School on Sunday:
Edward Long, Frank Wallis, AL
fred HOerner, Edward Weaver
Frank Horich and Henry Baisch
Harrisburg; Ira Ebersole. C. w
Derr and Jacob Shank, Chambers
burg, and Jacob Eshenauer, New
Cumberland, Pa. Rev. DR.. F. B.
Plummer, Hubert Schindel and
George F. Bell. this city, are mem
bers of the camp
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-06-20

on Federal patronage will be form
ed, headed by Preston Lane. Demo
cratic National Chairman Flynn
favors the idea of patronage being
handled by the Democratic Nation
al Committeeman in each state.
Also, Roosevelt has a very high
opinion of Lane, and leans toward
the idea of having patronage handl-
ed by group of this kind, rather
than by Senators.
All of which adds up to the fact
that George Radcliffe is gnashing
his teeth. Latest accusation by the
Senator is that Governor O'Conor
is getting Federal patronage in
Maryland. AS result, the two
gentlemen are almost at each
others throats - politically speak
ing, at least.
ROUND THE FREE STATE
Mrs. Aldace Walker. sister-in-law
of Senator Tydings, says of her re-
cent divorce: Il feel just like a
debutante again - only it's more
fun" Mrs. Walker is the daughter
of ex-Ambassador Joseph E. Da-
vies. Her ex-husband is the son of
Mrs. Harold Walker of St. Mich
aels, on the Eastern Shore. =
Dean Acheson of Sandy Springs,
now assistant Secretary of State,
is SO amiable that his subordinates
complain he gets imposed upon.
He does more work than most of
the other assistant secretaries and
specializes in long dreary confer
ences in which those gathered in
his office droan on "ad infinitum.-
Much in evidence at the Mayflower
Continued on Page 81
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-06-20
LOCAL PLANTS TO
EMPLOY HUNDREDS
IN NEAR FUTURE
Scores Enroll in Voca-
tiOnal School for Air
craft Positions

With approximately 1000 jobs
to be filled within the next few
months in local industrial plants
manufacturing defense equipment.
officials of the local vocational
training school. are putting on
more speed to train greater num-
bers of men applying for training
in the various courses offered.
Several hundred young men have
already been graduated" and as
signed to local plants, principally
the Fairchild Aircraft Corporation,
and still more jobs are open for
those who qualify, a company Off
cial stated today. Sheet meta.
workers are in great demand and
the local employment office of the
Maryland State Employment Sery-
ice is now conducting an intensive
canvass to contact all those who
have had experience in this parti-
cular occupation. Many of the
ty who took up technical courses in
school have been referred to the
Fairchild Company by the Employ.
ment Service. WOOd-WOrkers. ma
chine shop workers and welders
are also in demand,
Thousands of dollars are being
spent by the Fairchild Company in
giving these students additional
training, after they are employed,
following which they are promoted
to more responsible positions. Night
classes are also being conducted by
the Board of Education for those
already employed and who wish tC
increase their knowledge of air
craft construction.
Hundreds of men are applying
daily to the local plant for posi-.
tions, but, it is said, many of these
do not possess the necessary quail
fications; however, those who are
sincerely interested in aircraft
usually enroll in the Vocational
Training School for the eight
weeks course, following which
they receive their diplomas and
are given positions in the plant.
Approximately Is workers are
being added to the Fairchild pay
roll each week, and this quota will
be considerably increased when the
new plant is completed and ready
for occupation.
The Maryland State Employment
Service has again announced that
all those wishing to enter the voca-
tional training school should apply
first at the office at 45 East Wash
ington street
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-06-20
HANGOVERS
BY
LITTLE HElSkElL

Old Dame Rumor has it that
there's gonna be some changes
made" in the Police Department,
but don't ask me what these
changes are. AS a matter of fact
it is just a rumor, but the source
is rather reliable and | am in
cIined to think that my inform
ant knows whereof he speaks.
The last change was the demo-
tion of one of the best officers
in the department, following a
before-the-election squawk by a
local resident. Messing around
with the police department is
just as dangerous as locking
horns with the fire department.
Both are political dynamite.
Mayor Howard w. Jackson,
I'm told, still has a yen to move
to Annapolis. The Baltimore
Head Man is becomin gactive
again and accepting speaking
engagements in and around the
monumental City where, in the
last GubernatoriaI go he flopped
niserably. UP until recently.
Jackson has not hesitated to toss
brickbats at Roosevelt. and his
now famous "off the record" talk
to the insurance men of Mary
land, is still remembered by the
loyal Roosevelt Democrats. If
you were to ask me, jackson
today would be a perfect set-up
for O'Conor if the two would
again meet in primary-combat.
This and That: We are still
wondering just what is holding
Up work on the new dual high
way and whether or not the
rumor is correct that members of
the Roads Commission have been
Informed by high city official,
through a "Ieg man" that he is
opposed to it; near-accident
occurred at recent church
wedding when one of the guests,
seated in the gallery, stretched
too far forward and almost top
pied down; former Councilman
Vernon N. Miller may be a can
didate for County Commissioner,
come next election; the hottest
baseball fan in Washington
County - Warren Shirley, West
End haberdasher; the Hagers-
town Owls have revived sports
in this city in big way-in re-
cent years you couldn't corral 100
fans to see worlds champion
ship at two bits throw, but to-
day it's tough getting seat at
the stadium; political dopsters,
basing their figures on registra-
tion and the number of votes cast
i'm the recent Congressional bat
tie, say that Katherine Byron
got her best majority in this
county; Frederick scored in No.
2 position, then came honors for
Garrett, while AIIegany and
Montgomery finished neck and
neck. All these figures, Of
course, are based on book regis
tration majorities, etc.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-06-20
HOLIDAY DECLARED

Governor O'Conor has officially
declared Saturday, July 5, a legal
State holiday.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-06-20
MARyLA AND MERRy-GO-ROUND-
- By DREW PEARSON --
By DREW PEARSON

Act when it came up for test case
in Baltimore Therefore. right or
wrong. Judge Chestnut's recon-
mendation about the two vacancies
is taken with a political grain of
salt.
Meanwhile, Bernie Flynn has
been quoted by friends as saying
that he won't let anyone have a
desk as assistant district attorney
in his office 'if Roosevelt sends
him" Flynn is quoted as adding
that any new appointees have to
be Tydings men.
The fight has become so vitriolic
that Radcliffe is now being notified
to withdraw the two candidates,
Thomas Everngam and Thomas
kenney, now identified as Tydings
men and submit two new candi-
dates who will be bona fide Rad
cliffe New Dealers. When and if
the Junior Senator puts forward
two new names they will be scruti-
niZed very carefully.
xx#&
TOMMY'S PLUMS
The Justice Department has
taken the stand that Congressman
Tommy D'Alesandro already has
received three jobs in the Justice
Department, which, they say, is
far more than the average Con-
gressman. In fact, Tommy has got
ten so much patronage to date that
other members of the Maryland
Congressional delegation are sore.
Therefore it looks as if Tommy
would not get any additional ap-
pointees.
However, there is a distinct pos
sibility that a Maryland committee
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-06-20

In Hollywood, marriage seems to
be merely an interlude between
love affairs.
La gaceta., 1941-09-29
Az


NADIA confia tanto a la genie CO.
mo ell haberSelas con seres SEN
cillos, ingenuos, hijos del pue-
bio, de coraz6n sano, siempre
dispuestos a creerlo y admirar-
10 TODD.
Con la boca medic entreabier-
ia, Pablo, apoyando ahora las
manos cruzadas sobre la mesa,
estaba caleulando la manera
mejor para hundirle a es-
te gach6 la mano en- el bolsillo,
y birlarle la cartera.
Habian pedido cafe, y copas,
naturalmente, y Cogorza, para
acabar de captarse las simpa-
tias de este senior, lie page otro
puro.
Muchas gracias, muchas
gracias l-se confundi6 enton-
ces el viajante, levantandose ;
vamos para ALA, Jno es ESQ?
De modo que ustedes Sc quedan
en- Reus, InO es ASH
La gaceta., 1941-09-29

rrada de un departamento sin
luz, lego Reservado. No fuma-
dOreS,
Los dos randas habian deja-
do 81 eqaipdje en- la posada de
Mora, encargando al posadero
que les guardara las alforjas y
las capas; pero 10 cue nj ell Co
gorza nj Ell Ohepa Sc quitaban
Jamas de encima eran unas gan
zdas perfeccionadas, de acero
m~agnifico, inglesas, compradas
en- Rio Janeiro, al regresar ellos
a Europa, y algunas otras he
rramientas, todas e~xcelentes.
Pablo sac6 una de aquellas
ganzdas, y, con una serenidad
imperturbable, ajeno ahora a
Ia euriosidad de algunos viaje.
ros, que hablaban en- eli pasino
y miraban a eStos dos hombre4,
con ell oeho levemente fruncido.
lie dijo a Isidro, al tempo que
la puerta del departamen
La gaceta., 1941-09-29

New York, sep, 29.-La serie
mundial empezara a jugarse ell
microbes, en- ell terreno del
New York americana, y los Yam
KEGS aparecen como los favori-
t6s en- las apuestas.
Los ciudadanos de Brooklyn
preparan una gran manifesto
cion para descender sobre Man
haitian.
Empezara el desafio del mier
coles a la 1:3O y esperase una
asistencia de 1900.
En- la mahana del juego Sc
pondran a la venta $4,000 asien
tos de g~lorieta, no-reservados, y
de graderias.
Los Dodgers ganaron 100 de-
Safios en- latemporada y los Yam
KEGS solo 101.
Empezara el Brooklyn con
sus mejores pitchers, Whitlow
Wyatt y Kirby Higbe, teniendO
en- la reserva a Curt Davis, Fitz
simmons y otros. Hugh Casey
sera ell pitcher tapon',
Los mas peligrosOs bateado-
res de los Dodgers 10 son Dolph
Camilli, de "a cuadrangulares
Peter Reiser y Joe Medwick.
Adrian los Yankees con ell
pitcher Ruffing, 5u estrella
maxima, v en- ell bate cuentan
con Joe DiMaggia, Charley Kell
er y otros. Red Role yolvera a
su posici6n, fortaleciendo ash ell
cuadro de la novena de McCar-
thy.
Depende ell club de la Liga
Americana, ademas de rRed''
RuffiEg, del zurdo Mario Russo,
Ernie Bonham y ell zurdo Yer
non Gomez, que Sc crece en- las
series.
La gaceta., 1941-09-29

Roberto Pulido tenfa clara
ola vistila" yfuerte Ell brazo y
dej6 a los astures en- dos carre-
ras, aunque los j6venes de Faus
tho Casares lie pegaron ocho
hits. ~
Hicieron los asturianos la pr
mera carrera en- ell primer inn
ing Y Ia segunda en- ell septimo;
pero cargaron con la drrota.
De los diez hits de los Mann
bises, convertidos en- siete ca
rreras, cuatro salieron del ba-
te de Romera, la tercera base.
j. Schiro y M. Fernandez a.
portaron "jonrrones", ayudan-
do asi al empate en- la pequena
serie.
La gaceta., 1941-09-29

Pablo lie dijo inmediatamen-
te a ISidro, en- voz de soplo:
-iVen p'aca tdl
Atravesaron ell cOmedor, y sa
Heron por la otra puerta.
o.
De pronto, CogOrza Sc estre-
meci6.
Ell pasillo en- ell que acababan
de desembocar era un pasillo lu-
jose, alfombrado con esmero, ca
lefateado, y las gentes que esta-
cionaban por aqui, gentes me
jor vestidas, con buenos trajes,
con jOyas, perfUmadas...
Habian desembocado en- los
vagOnes de primera del EXPIRE
so
Pablito, comprendiendo fl-
minantemente que la indumen-
taria Y Ell aspecto de eIlos cho-
carian entire estas gentes elgan-
IS, Sc vOlvi6 y lie dijO q su cole
ga, en- vOz alta, cuandO va pasa-
La gaceta., 1941-09-29

En- Reus-cOntest6 Pabli-
to, que habia mentido antes
''por 10 que pudiera tronar".
Y aprovechandose del peque-
no barullo que Sc movie al le-
vantarse los tres de la mesa, Co
gorza, apretandose contra eli via
Jante, como ell que no 10 quie-
re, lie quito la cartera con una
limpieza admirable.
Ell catalan, Satisfecho. son.
riente, Sc dirigi6 hacia la puer-
ia del pasillo.
Que. Ivamos?
i Vamos!-repuso Pablo.
Pero, en- aquel instante, ana
cio pOniendOle al Chepa una
mano en- un hombro:
-iEscuchs. Sebastian, va
mos a preguntar al ramarero
ESQ del anis! Y a por otro puro.
I Vaya listed para ALA! En- Sc
guida vamOs.
Ei viajante Sc march6.
La gaceta., 1941-09-29

to de no fumadores, y en- voz al
ta' para que los otros Sc ente-
raran'l
-iNo arees que est6n aqui
los faroles esos?
Mira a ver-repuso eli O.
tro,
Los dos hombres penetraron
en- el departamento, que iba va
eio, hacienda como que trastea-
ban, 5uscando Ago.
Luego, Pablo, tras decirle a
sU s;gundo: 4 Espera aqufP,
salio I'm instante, tue a la ca
becera de- wagon. hizo como
que Sc asomaba al puenteciIlo
metalico, Y luego, al regresar
donde lie esperaba Isidro, fud
alciendo q todos los sehores que
estacionaban en- q corredor:
i Hagan el favor de guitar
Sc unos momentos de aqui, que
Vamos a dar a las Haves de la
La gaceta., 1941-09-29
La Gaceta
TONIC CBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA CAELE
FOlletin No. 11S

Mi fabrica, ivamos, la ca
sa que yo sirvo, hace mas de
Glen mil kilos de chocolate y Gin
cuenta de ganetas, y no Sc da
abasto! iAh, Barcelona.
Ell hombre pOnia los ojos en-
blanco, dando enormes chupa-
das al puro.
Pablo, cuyos ojos habian re-
lucido un instante, al mirar al
Chepa, asentia en- silencio, igual
que su colega.
Los dos adoptaban aquel al
re ingenuo de las gentes senci-
llas estan junto a un ser supe-
rior.
Sabian por experienCia que
La gaceta., 1941-09-29

ban ante el tercer 0 cusrto de-
p~artamento;
-1Y ell farol, Enrique?
-Esta ALA a~bajo-repuso l.
sidro, que habia comprendido
con no menos rapidez que su.
maestro.
Pos vamOs p'alla.
A cruzar al otro wagon, Co
gorza tuvo tempo de decir a su
segundo:
-Ahora somos dos emplea-
dos del tren ,Jvives?, que vamos
buScando unos faroles y unas
cosas.
-iPa sabido! iUnas latas de
d'aceite!
ESQ es; aceite pa la maqui-
ma.
va habian atravesado dos va
cones, cuando, en- 81 tercero,
Pablo crey6 encontrar, al fin. 10
que buScaba.
EnCima de Ia puertecilla &C.
La gaceta., 1941-09-29
d 81 Mpahky JaokaOn, Dc Ia

brigada de pubicidad de Jacobs
oy6 la conversation sobre q "pu
detazo c6smico" y dijo que en-
cuanto a hacer perder ell conoci
miento por varias horas... va e.
"a demasiado Quiso saber 81 el
puhetazo" no pudiera ser reba
jado un poquitin, como, por e.
jemplo, la llama del gas debaJo
de un sarten listo para freir. Lo
que Lou quiere es aquietar a su
c~ontrario por unos diez 0 ounce
segundos, de modo que Ell crono-
metrista pueda actuar y ell bra
20 lie sea levantado.
Mr.. Walston C,vcker Brown
antr6 en- in analisis cientifico
1ue desconcert6 a Mr.. Jackson.
La realidad es que Jackson pen
% que trataba de "poner algo
sobre eI" y estuvo tentado de
anzarle un puhetazo al "profe-
3or," a modo de prueba.
Pero despues de examinar
5ien al inventor, Gambia de pa
recer y resolvi6 ignorarlo. Mr..
Walston Croker Bown es un ca
ballero alto, distinguido, de ex-
traordinaria constitution fisica.
Mushky record6 Ell hombre de
Alaska, aquel del "punetazo cos
mico" en- la mandfbula y FL sue
no de las cuatro horas.
"Yo estoy del lado de Jimmy
Braddock, opin6 Jackson.
Jim dice que el todavia esta a
favor de los puhetazos por la
quijada, no obstante ESQ del pur
hetazo "c6smico" y la "dinamo
estanza." Jim no tenia golpe
"~cosmetico," pero lieg6 al cam
peonatO
Ray Arcel tampoco sabe mu :
oho de la teoria c6smica o la di-
namo estanza; pero su sentido
comdn lie dice que Lou vencera.
Lou sc balanced ahora mejor
que antes. jRecuerda listed
cuando TODD Ell mundo decfa que
contaba con dos pies izquier-
dos?
va ESQ pas6. Luis sabe que
tiene, esta vez, a un formidable
rival. Estamos listos para ga
mar la pelea".
La gaceta., 1941-09-29
OEPORTES
CON LOS GUANTES
Ell "PUNETAZO COSMICO"

Refiri6ndose al ~"punetazo cos
mico" 0 las ''morradas c6smi-
cas-" de Lou Noca, ell notable Gro
nista John Kieran dice:
Parece ser que Ray Arcel' FL
director tecnico de los ejercicios
de Nova, esta un POGO intrigado
sobr ell "punetazo c6mico" de
Lou. Como no podia obtener de
81 la verdaiera Information, a
cudi a Walston Grocer Brown,
Ell hombre que ensen6 a Lou ell
"punetazo c6smico,' y me di6 es
ia definiei6n:
/. Solo hay dos fuerzas en- ell
espacio-gravedad Y la fuerza
del calor.
2. La fuerza del calOr fun
ciona en- ell hombre por medic
de etapas.
3. FL punetazo c6smico Sc
hasa en- ell trabajo de dos fuer-
zas en- balancv-la fuerza del ca
lor Y La gravedad.
Mr.. Brown invent6 ell pune
tazo hace algunos amos, cuando
era campe6n de Alaska, p. COM
pleto, y con un golpe derrib6 a
un oponente, con tanta fuerza,
que no recuper6 ell conocimien-
to en- cuatro horas.
La gaceta., 1941-09-29

Nick Schiro, el jardneiro cen
trail, pogo un batazO de tres esq
quinas.
Pulido, 81 pitcher, ayud6 a su
triunfo con dos carreras Y dos
hits.
Cometieron los cubanos un e.
rror, de M. Fernandez, ell cat
cher, y los ASSURES cuatro, de
.Maseda, Alvarez, Paz e Igle-
sias.
FL domingo venidero Sc deci-
dira la pequena serie.
Anotaci6n por entradas:
C. C. 900 100 OO3-7c, 1Oh, lie.
C. A. 100000 1OO-2c, Oh, 4e.
La gaceta., 1941-09-29

New York, Sep. 29.-El cam
pe6n de peso complete, Joe Luis
un campe6n legitimO, defendera
hoy su corona, a Is rounds, en-
Polo Grounds, contra Lou No
va. ell gladiator 9a California.
Las apuestas Sc hallan a ia
vor de Jose Luis, que parece ha
llarse en- perfecvas condicionss
no obstante 81 parecer de algu-
La gaceta., 1941-09-29
perO dice que iOdavfa l. sOhsan

perc dice que fOdavfs l. sOAsan
fscUitadee para veneer a Nora.
Jack Blackburn, o. entrena-
dor del campe6n, sostiene Tue
no hay tai decadencia.
L1is recibira ell 40 por ciento
del producto de las entradas, &c
gun su contrato, y Nova sole e.
TIA por ciento.
OpinaSe que Nova pesara 204
libras y su contrario 20212.
FL retador de California es
mas alto que ell campe6n, en- una
pulgada.
La gaceta., 1941-09-29
E.sta noche Sc efectuara la pelea
entire Jose Luis y Lou Nova

nos peritos sobre su decadencia.
Mie Jacobs, ell empresariO, es
pera una asistencia no menor
de 10000 expenditures.
AL mediodfa los apostadores
daban el dinero de 8 a 1, en- ia
vor de- Luis,
Julian Black, ell director del
admite que este ha de
caido en- un veinte por ciento
La gaceta., 1941-09-29

ST, senior, compre la
~pintura B. L. P. Sofa.
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
Y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-09-29
Sc INICIARA Ell MIERCO-
LES LA SERIE MUNDIAL

Los Yankees son los FavOritOs
La gaceta., 1941-09-29
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vlvtoriano Manteiga, Editor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-16
Lowell Wins
Track Event

Lowell school athletes won the
district track meet this week
with a total Of = points. followed
BY sherman with -. Washington
with II. jefferson with 20 and
Point Defiance with II.
Following are the Individual
winners;
s0-yard dash. time "a: Won nv
Ronald Alfstsd. jefferson; second.
James Modlin. Lowell: third Bill
Meyer. sherman: fourth. Earl
Anselone. Washington: fifth. Ber-
nsrd Kirkwolt Pt. Defiance.
100-yard dash. time 1874. Won
by John Accorry. Lowell; second.
Walter copeland. sherman. third.
Neil Nelson. PIT Defiance: fourth.
Chas. Humble. Washington; fifth.
Richard Nelson. jefferson.
Potato race. IT'S yards. time
35.5: Won by David Gago. Sher-
man: second. Bill Olson. Lowell:
third. Louis Sinclair. Washington:
fourth. Victor Carbon. jefferson;
fifth. Kenneth kirkvolt. PIT Def
ance.
Standing broad jump. distance 5
II. 9 in: Won by Walter Harrison.
Sherman: second. Alden Metealf,
jefferson: third. Daniel Ehgebret-
son. Washington: fourth. Jack
Gluick. Pt. Defiance; fifth. Richard
Lowery. Lowell.
High jump. height. 4 n. , in:
tied by Francis christkautz, sher-
man. and Teddy Ramey. jefferson:
third. John Friars. Washington;
fourth. Rick Becklund. PIT Def
ance.
Relay-600 yards. time, 25.6:
Won by Lowell School. Team.
Dwight Ball. Bill Olson. Donald
Reardon. Gordon McConnanshey,
Raymond Dibaoky, John McCorry,
Louis Baker. James Modlin.
Baseball throw: Won by Erwin
Music. Lowell. 1872 IT.. IN. Second
George Rabbit; third. Joe Mattel
jak, fourth. James DeWester;
fifth, Van Lowry.
Individual winners In each event
and the winning relay team Of each
sectional meet will compete for
the sll-city championships on
Thursday. May 20. at Stadium.
The McCarver district meet will
be held on the Stanley field on
Friday, May 20.
The Stewart district meet will
be held on Monday. May 10.
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Abes-Tigers
Face Rivals

Both Stadium and Lincoln will
have important objectives ahead
when they conclude their Cross
State league baseball season this
Friday afternoon.
Coach Loren Raiph's Lincoln
Abes will be cunning for the cham
pionship OF the western division
Of the Cross State circuit while
Coach John Heinrick's Stadium
Tigers viii be- shooting for a berth
in the four-team playoff which
names the all league diamond
ruler
Lincoln will be playing the
Bremertoa Wildcats nj Brem-
ertoa In . double bill Wills
Stadium Tigers are slated for
two games with B~Ilingham
Red Raiders In Tacoma. either
at the stadium OF Athletic
Park.
Both local squads must win both
games 20 achieve their obieotives
although Lincoln could stiii gain
the title with an even split. The
Tigers. however. are one game
behind third-plaos BsliinEhAm and
must win both tits.
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pected to give Seattle the outfield
protector needed with Edo Vanni
out with a broken leg.
Averill. who was signed yester-
day, will fly to Hollywood today
and join the Rsiniers Immediately.
II was believed he would be given
time to get used to night play
before breaking into the regular
lineup.
Averill went to Cleveland from
the San Francisco Seals in 1929
During eight Of the next 10 sea-
sons. he hit over 800. He spent
1910 with Detroit, was released
last winter and caught on briefly
with Boston.