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Panama City Pilot

Location

Panama City, Florida, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1939

Page

4

Cubs and White Sox lineup for exhibition opener in Los Angeles

In Los Angeles the Cubs and White Sox lined up near full strength for the exhibition opener with rookies Ken Sylvestri and Merv Connors starting for the Sox and Steve Mesner and Newell Kifiball for the Cubs. Bradington Florida saw the Yankees united as Red Rolfe signed to appear in the world champions’ exhibition against the Bees after a long holdout ending yesterday.

Associated Press Los Angeles Chicago Cubs Sox Ken Sylvestri Merv Connors Steve Mesner Newell Kifiball

Yanks, Indians, Reds in Spring Training Notes

SUT ACE . NOS. of 18/600, a raise of $1,500 over last year. The Yanks, fresh from two pushing duels with Cincinnati, looked for more of the same when Manager Casey Stengel of the Bees said he would use Lou Fette and Jim Turner on the mound. NEW ORLEANS-Manager Oscar Vitt of the Cleveland Indians seems convinced today that Jimmy Webb is the answer to his shortstop problem. With Holdout Lyn Lary officially unheard from by the club, Vitt said he believed Webb superior anyway afield and that a full season's test against major league pitching might show him adequate at the plate. TAMPA, Fla.- Cheered by their feat of holding the New York Yankees to two runs in 20 innings, one of the runs a homer by Wes Ferrell which won yesterday's game 1-0, the Cincinnati Reds helped the Detroit Tigers open their exhibition program today. The Tigers were full of trade rumors, including a

Yanks Cincinnati Casey Stengel The Bees Lou Fette Jim Turner New Orleans Oscar Vitt Cleveland Indians Jimmy Webb Lyn Lary Vitt Webb Tampa Fla New York Yankees Wes Ferrell Cincinnati Reds Detroit Tigers Tigers Clearwater Brooklyn Dodgers Cookie Lavagetto St. Louis Cardinals Don Gutteridge van Mungo Wayne Lamaster Lakeland Denny Carroll

Senators Approve Aderholt as Mor ris Aderholt to Shortstop Role

President Clark Griffith of the Washington Senators signaled strong approval for Morris Aderholt, the Wake Forest second baseman, to take over shortstop duties with praise from manager Bucky Harris and Buddy Myer as the team eyes the upcoming season. Pirates open exhibition in San Diego while Brooklyn Dodgers in Clearwater address rumors of a Lavaget trade and report injuries to Mungo and Lamaster.

Orlando Fla Clark Griffith Washington Senators Morris Aderholt Wake Forest College Bucky Harris Buddy Myer Aderholt

Phils weigh waivers on veterans as Prothro takes helm

In San Antonio the Philadelphia team, preparing for a fourth exhibition against the St. Louis Browns who swept the prior three games, considers revealing new manager Doc Prothro plans to weed out stars and would seek waivers on a dozen unnamed veterans.

San Antonio Tex St. Louis Browns Philadelphia Phils Doc Prothro

Red Sox seek second win in NL challenge at St Louis

St Petersburg report says Boston after a 10 inning win over the Bees plans a second straight NL test, facing the St. Louis Cardinals. Manager Joe Cronin picks Eldon Auker and Fritz Ostermueller to start for Boston.

ST. Petersburg Fla Boston Bees Boston Red Sox St. Louis Cardinals Joe Cronin Eldon Auker Fritz Ostermueller

House committee backs Panama Canal extra locks plan

Washington March 17 The House Merchant Marine committee moved promptly to approve Secretary Woodring's proposal to spend 27 million dollars for an additional set of locks in the Panama Canal zone.

Washington, Mar. 17 House Merchant’ Marine Committee Woodring Panama Canal Zone

Incomes Lower in March Tax Collections Report

The treasury disclosed today that income tax receipts for the first 15 days of March were about 25 percent below the same period last year.

Washington Mar The Treasury

Wasp waists and 1939 silhouettes captivate Paris fashion

Paris fashion notes from ROSETTE HARGROVE describe wasp waists returning as a key 1939 trend. Balenciaga showcases boned corsets to slim waists and enhance hips, drawing on 1860s influences. Molyneux emphasizes chic daytime shapes with subtle finishing touches, while evening gowns lean empire silhouettes and draped satin silhouettes.

Rosette Hargrove NEA Paris Balenciaga Couturiers Molyneux

Port News: Santa Clara Valley Arrives to Load Lumber

The British motorship Santa Clara Valley arrived at Port St. Joe from Mobile to load lumber for South Africa at a mill that recently began operations. The American steamer West Market sailed for the United Kingdom via Gulf port and Mobile. Waterman & Co. owned and acted as agents.

Port ST. Joe British Motorship Santa Clara Valley Mobile South Africa Fillette, Green and Co United Kingdom Gulfport Waterman S. Co

Changes Made By Florida WPA Boss

Florida Works Progress Administrator Roy Schroder named George P. Bradford of Jacksonville state director of finance and Thomas P. Harper of Pensacola state director of the division of employment. Bradford succeeds W. E. Saunders of Tampa. Harper replaces J. Maurice Williams of Arcadia. Andrew J. Little Jr. of Miami to succeed Huber D. Earle as assistant state administrator as Earle’s resignation takes effect.

Jacksonville Fla Florida Works Progress Roy Schroder George P. Bradford Thomas P. Harper Pensacola Division of Bradford W. E. Saunders Tampa Harper J. Maurice Williams Arcadia Andrew J. Little, Jr Miami Huber D. Earle Earle

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