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La gaceta., 1941-05-27

mingo s del entrante mes de Ju-
Mo.
Sus organizadoreS trabhjant
incansablemente en- Ia prepa-
raci6n de esta fiesta, que tendra
pOr oScenario los salones de Ia
Logia Aguila de Orc.
La parte bailable lie Sera con
fiada a la orquesta la Tropi-
cal", que terdra en- la parte vo-
cal a la Srta. Mercedes Sanchez
Y ell bien gusta6o Joaquin Bar
cenas.
Los bOletos de almuerzo Y en-
trada Sc venden a $1.30.
La gaceta., 1941-05-27
La Function de Hon

Esta ncche vera r~ealizaEbs
suS mas caros deseos la Secci6n
Recreativa del Centre Espahol
de West Tampa, con la function
que Sc efectuara en- ell teatro Ro
yal.
Centenares de boletos de en-
lrada Sc han vendido entire las
familias de allende Y aquende
ell rio para disfruta1', de esta
function, cuyo principal Objeti-
Vo eS levantar fondos para nue.
vas mejoras e" Ell Sanatoria.
Sc representara la bonita CO.
media LOS HijoS Artificiales",
obra que dirigira la notable ar
tista Sra. Carmen Ramirez.
En- la segunda parte presen-
taran un gran acto de varieda-
DIES, que de SECURE ser& del agra
do deg pdblico.
Ayude a exito de estas bellas
Y deSinteresadas muchachas que
lucha lincansablemente por e
engrandecimiento de la inStitu-
ci6n que representa-.
La gaceta., 1941-05-27
Teatro del CtrculO Cubano

Tras ruidosos triunfo3 presen
tara mahana microbes la Com
pania Guiana la excelenbe Obra
titulada "Imitaci6n de Ia Vida.
Esta siendo debidamente en
sayada. Hace en- ella una verda-
dera creaci6n la valiosa soprano
Eseelita Echezabal.
En- la segunda parte presen-
taran un gran acto de varieda-
dies, todas c~ompletameuNe nue.
vas.
Regiran precios pOpulares.
Aver lunes Sc pusierOn a la
venta los bOletos de entrada pa
ra seis funciones de los Eases"
de Ia escena eubana, Garrido y
Pinero.
Quedan muy pocas localida-
DIES disponible para LAS seis
tandas.
Les recomendamos separen a
TEMPO.
La gaceta., 1941-05-27
Santos del DtG
Juan Y Ranulfo.
Indoor Picnic

Nos informa Ell apreciado a.
migo Oscar Cuervo p~residente
de la Secci6n de Recreo del
Circulo Cubano, que en- la fecha
del Indoor Picnic" Sc ha hecho
un Gambia para no interferir
con ell de la Agrupaci6n Juven-
tud Asturiara.
La nIeva faaha escogida es
la del % de JUNO. Sierra una
fiesta estupenda, va que todas
las Secciones nos uniremos Y ira
bajaremos de comun acuerdo.
Por el momenot solo dire que
contrataremos cuatro orquestas
Y que habra un delicioso al
muerzo, a las 1890 del dia.
La gaceta., 1941-05-27

Hart McGamery, Teofilo Llama,
Emilio Lopez, Juanito Rodri-
guez, Wilfredo Sanchez, Cons
tantino Coma,la, Joe Come.la Y
Luis Frig0la.
La coneurrencia fut' eSpl6n-
iiGament eobsequia3a con dull
ces V r~efrescos. Hubo juegoS de
aNtretenimiento social.
La gaceta., 1941-05-27
Pr6rinna JasntG

Pr6rimG JamtG
Mariana microbes Sc reuni-
ram los componentes de la Agru-
paci6n Juventud Asturiana, de
Ia sociedad del mismo nombre,
para tratar sobre la fiesta que
efectuaran el Domingo Is de
JUNO.
Presidira el Sr. Indalecio LA
ma, Y ruega la asistencia del ma
yor numero possible.
La junta empezara a las 800
de Ia noche en- punto.
La gaceta., 1941-05-27
I'm Picnic

I'm Picnic
TraemoS de nuevo a estas CO.
lumnas 81 Indoor Picnic" que
~efectuara Ia Logia Francisco Fe
rrer y Guardia No. As, de Ia Or
den Caballero de Ia Luz, eG Do
La gaceta., 1941-05-27
NOTAS SOCIALE
(PoR MARIO

gentii Sata> Mercedes FernanL
des.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-07
New Equipment For U. s. Bombers Flying g Alaska

SACRAMENTO - Experiment al equipment designed to reduce mechanical hazards encountered by Army fiers in Alaska is be- ing installed for a 4sngine bomb CT here at McLelland Field.
 The bomber, in command of Capt. Freeman arrived at Army air Repair Depot a week ago af- ter a 15-hour flight from Fair banks, Alaska.
 Officers said the nsw equip ment includes special devices for draining engine oils as soon as the ship lands, automatic shut ters over the engine cowls to re tain heat, insulated oil pipe to insure the flow of lubricant to the propeller domes in subzero weather.
 Additional electrical conduits are being installed to enable the diers to plug in electrically heat ed flying suits at any location within the cabin in ordinary heat ing equipment.
 It is explained this merely boosts the temperature in Arctic zones from 40 degrees to 10 de- grees below zero.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-07
Lindbergh Test flies if Against Britain Aid Bill
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6 lP,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6 (P) - Lindbergh said that by aiding Britain and other countries, the United States is encouraging the war, prolonging it, and in creasing the bloodshed in Europe without materially affecting the course of the war" Testifying in opposition to the Administration British-aid bill before the Senate foreign relations Committee, Lindbergh said in a prepared statement that if this country were ever invaded the "respon- sibility would lie with those who send our arms abroad"
 Under questioning by Senator Connally, Lindbergh declared the nation is already committed to giving Britain some aid and de clared i've should keep our prom ises. think it very important that England be not beaten in the war but I don't think that America can control it." Lind bergh then said he believed the repeal of this country's arms em bargo two years ago "encourag- sd the war" in Europe.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-07
BRITAIN CAPTURES BENCASI LAST BIG ITALIAN STRONG
 HOLD IN EASTERN LiBYA

the westward sweep which car red the Imperial Army of the Nile across 400 miles of desert in 81 days.
 The British also reported that more than $500 Italian prisoners were taken since the British knifed into the Red Sea colony of Eritrea in East Africa and many more are coming in"
 Beag3si IS the capital of Ben sssi province in North Africa, Italy's last big stronghold in eastern Libya.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-07
ALASKANS TO GET PRIORITY ON AIRBASES

Alaskan residents will be giv- en full consideration on Army air base projects in the Territory be fore any workers are imported from the States, Col. E. s. Dunn, District Engineer, U. s. Army, as surad Gov. Gruening by radio gram in reply to an inquiry oe- casioned by a press story of sev- eral days ago that 5000 workers
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-07

were to be hired in the States.
 Colonel Dunn's reply was as follows:
 Re your radiogram of January 30, in connection with Army air base construction, full considera- tion will be given Alaskan labor before workers are imported from States. Anchorage office is now preparing list of skilled per sonnel required. Instructions will be given that office to furnish you direct a copy of the list as soon as completed"
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-07

UNDATED, Fsb. T (P) - Strik- ing in blinding sand storm, Britain's desert troops captured the Italian stronghold of Bengasi in eastern Libya. British general headquarters announced they had cut the Fascist line of com munications south of the city citadel, about $50 miles from the Egyptian frontier, and that the city surrendered yesterday. The British said the Italians were de moralized and outmaneuvared'' in this latcst British triumph in
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-07
American Brothers Who Crossed
 Bering Straits In 1886 Without
 Passports Are Now Out Of Jail

CHUNGKUNG, Feb. 6 (49 - Two American brother Peter and John Stephen, who spent 34 months since 1886 in darious Rus sian and Chinese jai's after enter ing Soviet t.rritory from Alaska without passports, arrived Tues day night, ending a three-week truck trip from LanchoW in Kan su province. The brothers, aged 27 and 29 respectively plan to visit the U. s. embassy and make plans for returning home.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-07
John Wir1ant
 Named Ambas- sador to Britain

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6 lH1 - President Roosevelt nominated John Winant, former Republican Governor of New Hampshire, as ambassador to Britain, succeed ing Jos. P. Kennedy.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-07
Wilkie Flies To Make Call On De Valera

LONDON Feb. 1 - Wendell Willkie fe to Dublin, Ireland to confer ith Ramon 3e Valera on the subject of Irish ports and bases use of which has been re peatedly sought by the British to combat the German counter blockade.
 Willkie had tea with King George and Pueen Elizabeth. He went toBuckingham Palace after turning to London from a hur- red visit to Fire and Prime Min ister de Valera in Dublin.
 WilIkie's departure from Eng land was marked by a rain of English bombs which twice at lacked the Nazi U-boat center at Brest, France.
 Wulkie, b bfore leaving Eng land said he planned 10 ask de Valera a series of questions.
 T shall talk 10 him across his desk Wauzie dec ared, Ire gardng neutral Irish bases"
 After the talk W1tl deValzra, Willkie said he might not be able 10 reveal details of the con versation.
 Attitude of De Valera
 So far de Valera has refused ,,n,.,,,i ir-i,.,, L. ni4hnr R1ilich r,ln,,
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-07

The brothers are motor mech anics by profession and were born in Scranton, Pa. They cross e3 Boring Straits in a small boat with just few dollars and were r leased recently from jail in Iii hua, the capital of Soviet donin- ated Sunking through the efforts of the U. s. embassy here.
 Their father is G.,F. Stefaniak, a naturalized American-Pole who lives at Shellbrook, Sas- katchWan.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-07

Such shifting, 1t is believed, will eliminate some of the long complained of int.rferenca.
 Among the stations assigned asw frequencies are KFQD at Anchorage, 79O k.locycles KGBU at Ketchikan, 930 ki-o- cycles; and KINY at Juneau, l460 kilocycles.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-07

Attitude of De Valera So far de Valera has refused permission to either British plan
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-07
Passengers, Crew Killed In Crash Canadian Plane
F Die In Crash Canadian Air Liner

WINNIPEG, Feb. 6 lP) - The nine passengers and three crew m mbers of a Trans-Canada Air line plane were found dead when the Wreckage of the plane, miss ing since early morning was found near Armstrong, 391 miles east of h re.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-07
New Cruiser Is To Be Named For Alaska

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6 (Pl - The President will name one of the ten cruisers under construc- ton by the Navy, the Alaska" The Territory previously had hoW warships named aftzr it.
 The others will be named the Gum, Hawaii, Philippines, Puer to Rico, Samoa, Albany, Koch ester. Columbus, and Des Moines.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-07

es or Warships to use Irish terri tary far operation against Ger many's sea attacks which recent ly have turned the waters west of Ireland into a so-called grave yard If the At ante"
 WilIk.e nay go to Lisbon to emplane for the United States.
 It is said he expects to appear .h.s Wzek or early next week before the United States Sen ate's committee on foreign re- la..ons to testify in favor of the lend lease bill.
 ROce Given Wiilkie WIlhie spent 60 minutes tour ing the bombed area of Manches ter. In Manchester. he was ac- corded the singular honor of be- 4ns present q with the Red Rose af Lancaster - seldom offered American visitors. The flower was too large 10 wear in his lapel so he carried il in his hand while he toured Nanchest-r. The rose giving custom dates back to the War of the Roses. in the early aIjd Aes. When he had finish d his tour of Manchester, he .aI1 re#ewzn:
 T have 1aurd She answer to lHa question l set out to ask. The peoples spirit is magnificent. I don't believe any nation in the world is more united in a cause .han the people of the British IsIas. I am more impressed with what Is still being produced by industry than by the damage done"
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-07
Italian Students Parade Toward U. 5. Embassy

ROME, Feb. 6 (H) - A crowd of students bearing Italian and German flags marched toward the United States embassy shout ing down with democracy" They turned down side street and didn't pass the embassy it. self.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-07
New Frequencies For Broad casting Stations In Alaska

WASHINGTON - Tho Federal Communications Commission an nounces new frequ-ncy assign ments of 795 of the country's 33} standard broadcast stations ef- fective at 3 am. on March 27.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-07

The Nome iIaiy Nugget carrie. .everal forms of printing blants 'or your conven nee - Dredgt Logs, thawlng ] drill reports Mining Deed lacer and Lodt ..ocat1as Vouchers.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-06-27
FRIDAY, JUNE 2 1871
LET US FACE THE TRUTH

LIN New York harbor, island close steamship
lanes, stands the famous world. 1t is not
the most beautiful statue but millions of passengers
up the bay it has seemed to be- 1t stands for
est dreams in human history-Liberty.
The millions who that dream began before
there was statue to greet them They the
shores were lined with solemn Gods They sailing ships
when the required months more came in
crowded steamship under hardShpS not much
They came to Plymouth Rock and Ellis Island.
Ihey came for escape religion,
political precuon from Syens ovcrcrowng and
from lack of opportunity But the hope of leaving the old
world behind could not be realized Their hearts and heads for,
bade It, Their roots in its culture too
Itself grew ever narrower Express Steamers
1t long ago in less than week Today airpanes span in
less than day The wireless leaps than second
motions ideas physical force the world
more effectively than they could the country
centur and half ago.
Those who tell us now that the is still certain bu
wark and that the tremendous forces sweeping World
threaten danger to the New the lie words
III tne precautions they would nave us take. ~ T.
There is escape in isolation have only two aterna
tves We can surrender can do part holding the
line We defend with all the power the rights
that morally and legally If the Amer
can tradition for the ton all we hold dear
the years that lie ahead shall place the line ant
play our part in the defense of freedom N Y Times
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-06-27

may be involved actively AZ you read this The
mnistration doing all that do to avoid
pairing for it. Factories day night tuning and
In all these preparations do nothing up
be not assasnaed here and that
be set But when the gency where will WE
stand? Today with the Us navy confines
service of Negroes that branch
kitchens and dining of the fleet the army, although
bit fair than the (because West Point liberal
in way, than Annapos) sllhas long way before it
it is free of determinations Practically
and judicial appontee the opposed
has been confirmed by the Senate starting with Black
and lately resulting in Senator mounting Supreme
Court benchnone of us who of Byrnes
hope that he will be anything else there
emergency Negro Democrats are going
to realize what has happened They Republican
party is dead here and else that even if it
in things would be as the are Even Chas
dberg said the and instead of getting was
ed out of the air incidentally Lndberg will bear watch
ing If we to take him at hsown The Republican party
made great bid for the Negro 1910 is hardly
possible THAT domestic politics they gone with regards
TO the race be so bad One whoheard We what ne
mad to say about the American Negro was sincere
In foreign policy both Roosevelt and Wkie stood on even
terms and do so today-Our country be made strongly
aed Tor Its own protection and help ENGLISH
Tor 1t IS absolutely essential the Atlantic ocean be in the hand,
OF friendly power its European side No Informed Amcr
can citizen would that belief shared by the heads Of
ooth poltlca parties We well with sISpconS
internal politics but in nterna ona affairs we all come close
to unanmty.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-06-27
N. v DEAL DEAD BUT SAME THINGS GO ON

The administration now in power in Washington went in
by majority vote of those who voted in
eectlon 1T thus represents the expressed will
nation where the majority fitting and proper and
as should be- The European catastrophe brought about in
he usual manner-German aggression and lust ag
9raVated by the dshonorabe Versailles treaty the making
Oh which we had hand, hasdetracted from the domestic
situation We forced our internal notifies and
make ready to defend ourselves exists TODAY
even more delcatey set We edge war like
the earth has before We atogether
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-06-27
Kid neys Must
Clean OufAiid

=, Excess Acids and poisonous wastes I'm yo,ir
delicate Kidney tubes or filters. And non.
0rsan.c and non-SyStemic disorders of tho
hiuheyS or Bladder may cause Getting UD
SlehtS, Nervousness, Leg Pains. Circles Un-
GeT Eyes, Dizziness. Backache, Swollen
AnhieS or Burning Passages. In many such
cues the dluretic action of the Doctors pre-
scrlption CysteN helps the Kidneys clean ont
ENCess Acids. This plus the palliative work of
Systex may easily make you feel like q new
the guarantee OF money back unless COM
pietely satiSned: CysteN costs only Sc a dose
a. druggists and the guarantee protects you.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-06-27
WAR SPREADING

ms week saw the confagraton in Europe spread all over
e map and spill over into Russia EItlcr armies took 1 the
leu against Stains Red army The British coonas blocked
the German drive for oil food toward fine south and
S had Doth and Hitler did respect the fighting ability
Oh the Reds with whom he had aggression treaty he lust
% , HuS"i' stain Is reported to have put much
III IIer-enRlhecred treat les and to been caught off
E"ru however the truth that he was ready all the
me but the Russian soldier ofTsar DAYS is no different from,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-06-27
NOTICE!
*

Alstock Lodge, No. 63, Free
Masons of Keystone, w. Va.
will hold their Thanksgiving
Services at the Mcdowell Ban
fist church on the second Sui
day in July Gully 49,, at 100
A. NJ.
Speakers will be Honorable
|. X. l.. French, G.M., of Becklev.
w. Va; Hon. ID. T. Murray. Of
keystone, w. Va; Mr.. Harry
Quino General Mine Foreman,
keystone and Brother Mormon
Grand Deputy, of Elkhorn w.
Va. Sermon by Rev. J II. HAYES
Of Amonatc, Va.
Come one and all and let us
make this Il great day.
Henry Britton, VIM
Frank Crockett Sec'y.
Mrs. Kitty Perdue. Nj. c..
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-06-27

that OF today fighter at best counting on the
sheer weight Of numborthe favorite German method of do
ing dirty job quick and plain suicide for any but the best
The world has long heard what Russia would do to any in
vadng army Now Russia is invaded will be interesting
to see just what the Communists have been doing behind their
Seeated walls of The Red Square parades and
ON displays of military might in the news reels may
the whole of luSas power Anyway wish the Reds luck
even if we do not fancy their brand of politics.
REDS" IN TROUBLE ------~-
The thoroughly and uvcl sally detescd Communist Cor
SceD government of Russawhch has past score
years avoWey made preparations conquer entire world
merely TO impose its form of political philosophy
week invaded by the, armies of it ally, the Germans.
Far from being nvincibe BolsheviEs were defeated on
all fronts The fine disregard CT Russian boastng and honor
by the Germans has necessarily Stain on his heels
tie now has chance to show highly interested world that
the giant Russian army y fight.
Another point worthy note Is maybe Stain will call home
he egoS OF SaboteuS here in America by orders irving
~ ele hdch as possible with decmcsc preparations
although the t. s. likely will help Russia again
ne vast majority of Americans have synpav at all for her
we ''E"Io germany ahd Russia at exactly the way
we would look at death fight between mad dogs hone
the Kill each other
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-06-27

Colorado Has So Peaks
IN Colorado are thirty-five of tho
torty.,wo highest mountain peaks in
the United States.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Steele Moy Be Phelon Triple. Threoter

backs during his IL year
regime at Washington, there
really haven't been many
home product boys that one
can remember outside of Paul
"Socko' Sulkosky of Puyal-
lup and Al Cruver of Seattle.
But there's been Merle Huff
ford of Milton-Freewater, Ore
gon; Matt Muczynski of Chi
cago; By Haines of Bend,
Oregon; Jimmy Cain Of Okla
homa; Jimmy Johnston of
Caldwell, Idaho; Dean Nc
A dams. also of Caldwell,
Idaho; Bill Gleason Of Port
land, Oregon, and a host Of
others.
But with Steele slated to be
the key man in l94l and Oar
Bainton of f n u m claw and
Bobby Erickson OF Seattle
coming up from the frosh. IL
looks like the pendulum has
swung back TO the old home
town boys.
Some Washingtonians are
going TO like Husky football
considerably more than be-
fore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09

One section of the Univer-
| sity of Washington alumni
halls with delight the story
which says Coach Jimmy Phe-
Ian plans to use Ernie Steele,
la 100 per cent state Of Wash
|ington product. as his triple
threat ace for 194l.
For these alumni. most of
them students back in the
days when Everett's George
Wilson and Chehalis' Tesreau
brothers and Seattle's Chuck
Carroll were all Americans,
have always thought that
home-state boys could do just
as good as the "furriners.'
And maybe they have some
thing there which Husky ath-
letic moguls might ponder and
see il more stadiums couldn't
be filled with blOkes who re-
member when Ernie was a
sophomore and ran "a yards
against Puyallup or was 1t
Auburn or Renton. That old
fIashback of familiarity sells
plenty Of ducats.
CHANGING back over Phelans
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09

for years.
Entries to date are Hugo Swan
son, heavyweight. unatts ched
Falkland: Bliss Croft. IT'S, Taco
ma Y: Claude Bennington, heavy
weight. unattached. Minnesota
Russell Bowen. las. Seattle Y:
Gordon Shields 1876. unattached,
Seattle; Nike Pizzuto, 1876. Bell
ingham Y; Harold Maddox. 1873.
unattached. Seattle: Warren Nc
Call. 12s, Tacoma Y; Mike Reuter-,
i3e. Tacoma: Bob Rowan. is5;
Norman Burke. ls5. Don Dilley.
1855. Marvin Biesenbsch IT'S. IA
vslorz, 17s. Jack Nicholson. heavy
weight. all Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Tiger Wresilers
Honor Kinoshiia

stadium hixn school sfsstlsrs
last night A. q dinner ~ thu home
o. Coach Gene rsps. ss7 No
Steele st. awarded ths Paul
walker sportsmshsnlp trophy 10
kiyoshl kInothlis
John Collins vas Bsmsd student
msnior for issl and Dennis Liy-
inSston Vas NAMED honorary cap
tain for 1871
Guest speakers we're Johnny
Hslnnss. Paul walker ami Don
DiIlsy. the Northwest Z ehnm ploa
81 isss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09

Rudy York signed his contract
Hutchinson has batted
over 800 in both the Coast
league and the A merica n
league and is a natural at the
platter lack of consistent
pepper in Cayenne. Bay Mea-
dOws nag. has caused s. r.
sports writers TO write some
spicy stories what's this
about Red Strader of ST.
Mary's having a back named
Podesto who halls from Mo-
desto-sounds almost as Gu
phonious as the Duke Of Pa
ducah guess what the
telephone number Is for Emil
Sticks Seattle Rainier ball.
park-you're right. it's Rain
Ter 0666 that ought TO
shut you up for a while, Hor-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Salem Squad
Down 10 Work
Oregonions Obtoin
Some New Players

SALEM. ore. The salem sens-
tors. ~ the Western International
Baseball league hoped 70 hold
their first workout Of The spring
season today. with tao exhibition
games scheduled for later in the
week against oregon state col
legs
Bolster~d by the arrival Of
several new players. the squad
has still bern unable 10 prac-
tice because Of wet grounds.
Pitcher Del Oliver and second
bsseman Fred Lsnifero will arrive
April 81 from the san Diego club
Of the Coast league Catcher
Eddie Adams and Pitcher Burton
Swope. from the Portland club.
arrived yesterday. as did Joe
Peecis. who played outfield for
Medford in the state league last
year.