NEW FERRELL
HEADED FOR
BIG LEAGUES
i
Fly-cliasing Cousin of Wes
and Rick Is Leaving
Bush Circles
IIIOM \3VILLE. Ga„ Sept. 26.—
I Another Ferrell is leaving the bush
I leagues anti beginning the trail that
(points toward major league star
dom.
I He's Beverly Ferrell, fly-chasing
cousin of Wes and Rick of the Bos
I ton Red Sox. Next year he'll be
; come ilie property of the Baltimore
I Orioles, having served a 2-year ap
prenticeship with Thomasville of
I t'ae Georgia- Florida loop.
I This season his batting average,
| .333, placed him at the top of
I those sluggers who played the cn
tire season in the league. Beverly
hit 14 home runs, for second-place
honors among circuit clouters. And
he was on the league all-star team
for the second straight season,
i He's good, too, at running the
bases and making spectacular put
outs afield. Only Duane Kratzer,
Albank <Ga.) player adjusted the
most valuable player in the minors
last year, tops Ferrell in stolen
bases.
Beverly, 20, quiet and unassum
ing, is accordingly popular with oth
er players. Experts like his busi
nesslike ball-playing, classify him
as "big-league timber,” and predict
he'll make good in the majors.
MUMMERS CLUB ELECTS
John Krugness has been elected
president of the high school Mum
mers Club. Doris Freeburger was
elected vice-president, and Louise
Tanner, secretary.
Six students who have made
more than 50 points in dramatics
were elected to membership. They
included Helen Hildre, Clara Han
son, Myrtle Mello, Charles Jenne,
Richard Aiken and Leonard Lowell
GOING TO VANCOUVER
Frank Henderson is registered
at the Gastineau waiting for a
steamer cnroute to Vancouver.
GOING TO INTERIOR
M. B. Moran, who arrived here
on the Barr plane from Atlin is
registered at the Gastineau.
