The New York Giants—Champs of the National League
With the National League pennant safely tucked away the New York
Giants pose at the Polo Grounds for this group picture on the eve of the
World Series with the Senators. Front row, left to right, Trainer
Schaeffer, Phil Weintraub, Coach Smith, Mascot Joe Troy, Fred Spencer
and Paul Richards. Second row, Hugh Critz, Travis Jackson, Coach
Frank Snyder, Manager Bill Terry, Coach Tom Clark, Charley Dressen,
and Byrne Janies. Third row, Gus Mancuso, Johnny Vergez, Fred
Fitzsimmons, George Davis, Carl Hubbell, Blondy Ryan, Hal Schu
macher, Joe Malay, Mel Ott and Roy Parmelee. Back row, Bill Clark,
Homer Peel. Jack Salveson, Bill Shores, Adolfo Luque, Frank ODoul, '
Herman Bell, Harry Danning and Joe Moore. The boys look determined
to make a clean sweep of tha World Series.
'MASTER CODE'
FOR FISHERIES
IS FORMULATED
Hearings Expected in Near
Future—Dimond Wants
Alaskans to Attend
WASHINGTON, D. C.. Sep.. 23.
—(Special Correspondence.) — A
master code for the entire fishing
industry under NRA is now being
formulated here. fIt is not anti
cipated that public hearings on the
code will start for two weeks.
Once the master code has been
adopted, codes will be adopted for.
the several divisions of the in
dustry.
Expectations are that separate
forms of proposed codes will b°
submitted by the large and small j
salmon packers and differences be
tween them will be ironed out in
hearings.
In this connection it is hoped
that a representative or represen
tatives of workmen engaged in
the salmon packing industry will
be present at the hearings.
Where the hearings on the sal
mon code will be held is not def
initely known. There was some
talk that Seattle would be select
ed, but no decision has been
reached.
