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The Washington times., 1930-06-13
.NeWtOVs Steel Cuts =
Rate to So Yearly

NEW YORK, June 10 dN.s0.
Newton steel Company declared
Q quarterly dividend Of 80 cents
on the common. placing that
stock on q "a annual basis against
% previously paid, and also the
regular quarterly dividend Of
$50 on the preferred.
The Washington times., 1930-06-13
Former Coast Guard
Faces Court Martial

Court martial charges have
been preferred against Williarl
Kincaid, formerly in charge o.
the Milwaukee Coast Guard dis
trict, Coast Guard headquarters
here announced yesterday. In
cluding the charges, It was SAID,
was an accusation relative TO
liquor drinking.
The Washington times., 1930-06-13

A suburban home win offer ample
playSpacs for your children =. many
Of them. In al sections Of Washington.
are listed for sale In tOday'S Classifisd
Ads.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-06
ART SHIRES
WILL Be We'd

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 6.-P-Ar-
thur Shires. l~oquacious first base
man or the Washington cenators
sighted his WORK as an actor il
Hollywood yesterday long enough 10
obtain license TO marry.
Appearing az The county license
bureau with Miss Elizabeth Green
abaum, lS, OF Chicago. his prospec-
tive bride. Shirts exhibited none
Of his widely publiciZed 5eIf-aS-
~sertiveness.
Cant VIC keep the publicity out
OF this?' he asked newspapermen.
Miss Rosamond Rice. who reCeiv-
ed Shires' application said the bail
Observation-Disclosures was very
modest and said nothing about
vha. a great ball player he 15.'
Later in the evening Shires re-
gained some or his accustomed
compcsure. The nuptials. ne said.
would take place on a motion pic
ture lot shortly after sunrise Mon
dav al University City.
Shires. who gave his age as o..
said Miss Greenabaum was a
University or Wisconsin coed. The
ball player Is under contract 10
make two pictures.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-06
PENALIZED FOR
r. X X = X
INTENTION
4 4 \ x +
GROUNDING MILK

CHICAGO. NOV. 5-P-The
forward passing combination OF
Edward Witt and his milknan,
Aaron Swanson, apparently has
struck a snag.
II don't know all the -oot5ar
rules" Wit told the magistrate.
but that milkman was offside OF
something and I want him pen
allied two yards OF window pane"
For weeks the two had been
p-acticing. Each morning the
milkman. with unerrirg aim.
passed a quart or milk some TWEEN
~ feet from the street 70 Witt,
who always caught the toss with
out a miss. AL OF this hauoened
each morning iust as Witt was
leaving for work. As he started
from the door. ne charges. his
daily ousrt came crashing
through the window.
Witt asked for and received a
warrant for Swanson. .
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-06
Brownsville and San Benito
Junior High Clash Today

It looks Like the Greyhounds
came out Of the game q little Grip
pied with Roscoe WEIGH, end, OUT
with an injured leg, Captain Jim
ME Pace out with an injured leg
and Aubrey Banks, star linesman.
out with q bad knee. AL OF these
men are expected to be in good
condition for the game Friday with
the La Feria team.
1t seems that the San Benito
Greyhounds have been having lots
of bad luck on their new athletic
field. They have played four games
at home and three OF them have
been played In the mud. II one OF
the most important games Of the
season, laborers had TO drain
water off the field for a number
OF hours before the game, in order
20 get the field in playing condi-
ton. Against Weslaco several truck
loads OF sand had TO be poured on
the field TO get the muddy spots In
condition, so that it would be pos
sible for the players TO stand up. II
seems that the plot Of ground that
has been selected for the new field
is a bit inclined 70 be unlevel and
water will not drain off It. IL
seems that next year the Athletic
association will have 70 make a
turtle back" field out OF II so that
water will not stand on the field.
This has possibly caused the San
Benito team TO lose Of its two
games.
It looks like the two smallest men
on the Greyhound team are the
biggest backfield threats on the
Greyhound team. Bill Sloan and
Aulden Anderson, both small men
were the biggest threats In the
hacktield against the strong Yves
laco team. Both OF these men dealt
the strong forward wall Of the
Panthers plenty OF misery through
out the game. Sloan made many
Yards right over the center OF the
Weslaco line and Anderson would
tear off tackle on the spin play
for yard after ward. Both OF these
men have another wear OF football
AMI thew should make Coach Gradv
Reynolds his main stays in the
hackfield next year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-06
LOOP IS
SEEN LIKELY
State Schools Are Pitted
Against Rice, Baylor,
I. c. u. and S. M. u.
BY GAYLE TALBOT, IR.
Associated Press Shorts Writer

DALLAS. Nov. 6-(Hg-There are
runblings OF discord in the ranks
OF the Southwest conference. Ru-
mors are that the organization will
split in the not distant future. the
four church or denominational
schools going their way and the
three state institutions going theirs.
Gus Saper. OF Houston, an alum
nus Of Texas A. & NJ. college, pre-
dicted the split would come with
10 the next few months" in an ad-
dress before the Port Arthur Aggie
alumni club the other night. News
paper accounts OF the meeting quote
Saper as having declared he had
heard a prominent member Of the
conference appeals committee refer
20 the formation OF a new confer
ence because Of the hired athletes
being attracted 10 various school
nov In the Southwest conferen~
Line Up
In this new conscience" the
item continues. If rumors are COR
rect, will be Texas A. s. NJ, Univer-
sity OF Texas. Arkansas, Louisiana
State University, Oklahoma and
Oklahoma Aggies. A definite break
looms with Texas, Texas Aggies
end Arkansas pitted against Rice.
s. NJ. U, Baylor and T. c. u" Sa-
per said.
The foregoing Is not all that Mr.
Saper said, but II is sufficient to
show that the seed Of secession has
been implanted.
One OF the features OF the T. c. q.
and Rice melee Saturday at Hous-
ton promises 70 be the warfare be-
tween opposing sets ~ sophomore
vingmen. The champion Horned
Frogs have a pair OF f%irst-year ends
Of whom they are exceedingly proud.
Madison Pruitt and Dan Salkeld
Rice rooters are similarly enamored
OF a brace Of husky sophs Smokey
Klaerner and Jeff Coker. The quar-
to- OF youngsters have earned start
ing berths on their respective elevens
by ousting several veterans.
Great End
Klaerner. a 20o-pouncer. Is being
hailed as one Of the greatest end
prospects in Rice history and Is ex-
pected 10 show 10 great advantage
against the Frogs running attack
Salkeld and Pruitt r we'll known
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-06
By A G

SAN BENITO, Nov. 6.-The San
Benito Junior high football team
viii tangle today with the strong
Brownsville Junior high team. The
last time these two teams met, the
local team won by a core Of 6 u
O. The Brownsville Juniors had
not completed their offense work
but now Coach Cal Surtees OF the
Brownsville Junior high has de-
veloped one Of the strongest oifens-
i've cams that the Brownsville Jul
NOR high has ever witnessed. The
LEGAL team has built up its offense
also and 1t looks like this game to-
day will be one OF the best III the
Valley this week.
Coach Orville Mule Brown has
three backfleid men who could
plough through any Junior high
line and these three men are ex-
Pected TO trounce the Brownsville
team on the local field. Both Of
these two teams have lost one game.
the locals TO McAllen and Browns
vile to San Benito. More than
likely II Brownsville Junior high
wins this game they will challenge
the McAllen Junior high for the Ju-
Nor High Championship OF the Rio
GTande Valley. The McAllen team
mas yet 10 lose a game and one OF
these two teams Is planning on
taking them down in a champion
ship game.
The san Benito Greyhounds
travel away from home this week
and dedicate the new athletic field
at La Feria. An advance report OF
the gate seems that ore Of the
largest crowds that has ever wit
messed a football game will watch
the L. Feria team play the San
Een!to Greyhounds. 1t looks like a
real battle as the La Feria grid
ders have yet to lose a game and
nave tied one. The Greyhounds
have lost two games and these two
were The two strongest teams
cams lid the VALLEY. Weslaco
trounced the Grevhounds Is to 0,
and Harlingen took a muddy con-
test By a score Of 10 TO 0. The La
Feria gridders are planning on
taxing a game from the Grey
hounds. as they have yet 70 beat a
san Benlto team. The San Benitc
Grtyhounds are planning on break
ing their losing streak and trounce
The La Feria team. The Greyhound
land has been invited 70 attend
the game end the affair Is sup
nosed r. BE the biggest athletic
events In the history OF La Feria,
md they are planning on maxine
he day perfect with a victory over
thn san Eenitn C~evhnnnds
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-06
Equipoise Wins
Pimlico Classic

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-tR-When
he won the Fimlioo Futurity and
s50,360 yesterday. Equipoise, now
racing for G. G. Sonny Whitney
sent hts earnings for the year soar
ing TO sl57.845.
George D. Wldener's jamestown,
generally regarded as the champion
two-year-old o: the year. retired
after winning $751; OPS. With the
fall season lee an end Equipoise
the ace Of the stable taken over By
young Whitney when his father
died, Is sure OF money winning
honors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-06
Pinkie's Member
OF II. z. II. Club

FORT WORTH. Nov. 6.-Nfiss
Elizabeth Ruff OF Brownsville is a
member o. the Uppsrettss. an org
anization Of upperclassman girls in
Jarvis Hall al Texas Christian
University.
Officers OF the Upperettes who
were recently elected are: Miss
Eulalia Whitefield. president: Miss
Bonnie Sue Satlitf. vtce-p-esident.
and Miss Margaret Rseder, secre-
tary-treasurer
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-06
Brownsville

Brownsville substitutes: Lebowitz, Back No. Sc,
weight 40; Ball, back, 30, $50; Buttons, back, 80, ITS;
Dyers. line, 20, 100; Perez, back, 81, 168; Carter. line,
20, 175; Longoria. end, 27. las; Cuear, line, 28. 16O
Scheideman. end. %, 138: Lesser, back. 80, 155; Smith,
back. SO. 1876:
Aggie substitutes: Brown, back, IA, 10: Schulz,
back, 16, l65; Warnock, back, II, 100; Bumpus, back, 10,
165; Fischer, back, 20. 155; Kinnison. back, p, las; In
gram, guard, %, 1s5; Haynes, guard, 81, 1856; Benson,
tackle. 80, 200; Land, tackle, SO, 100; Nolan, tackle, "a,
IT'S; Horton, tackle. 81. 1870; Kelly, tackle, 81, $50; Rob
ertson, end, SO, ITO; Merka, end, 40, ITO; Boydston, tackle,
A, 1913 Fraser, tackle. As. 210; Reichardt, center. 46. 185.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-06
Hornsby Seeks
Veteran Hurlers

CHICAGO. Nov. 6-cP-Gror1rE
reports Of charges among the Chi
cago Cubs today had II that Flint
Rhen, veteran pitcher OF the St.
Louis Cardinals. and Charles Red"
Lucas. another veteran hurler from
the Cincinnati Reds. would be
purchased or obtained In trades.
Manager Rogers Hornsby and
president william Week are hold
ing secret conference daily but re-
fuse 10 discuss current reports and
rumors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-06
Brownsville's Grid Classic of Year on Tap Friday

from their high school days, when
they were all-state performers az
Abilene and Waco, respectively. Co.
ker halls from Temple.
Sophomores, incidentally, will pre-
dominate in both line-ups at Hous-
ton. Billy Morgan. captain and
guard. Is about the only veteran
certain Of q place on the Owl eleven.
Leland. Hinton and Woolwine. vet
Grams. possibly will be In the Frogs
starting backfield, with Noble At
kins sure TO hold down his all-con-
ference berth at center.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-06
MANY Regrets

EVANSTON, III. Nov. 6.-P-
Regret slips are almost as scarce
as tickets for the Northwestern
Notre Dame football game to be
PLAYED November q.
When the supply Of $4,000 tickets
became exhausted. 5000 regret slips
were printed. They have been used
up, too. and the Northwestern
stenographe-s must work overtime
tipping regrets.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-06
CUBS WIN

PHARR. Texas. Nov. 6.--he Sc
cond team OF the LEGAL Bears de-
feated Rio Grande CITY here Thurs
day By tie score Of $40.
AL throughout the game the
locals tramp!ed the visitors led BIZ
the attack Of Schatfroth and Devine
In the backfield and McLendon and
Cramer on the line. Fer Rio Gran
de Sanchez shone.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-06

La Grange; W. =. Williams, Green
vile.
Lineup announced tentatively by
Higginbotham for the game fol-
lows: left end, Roberts; left tackle.
Won Minded: left guard. Haynes:
center, Rudder. right guard. rolas-
inski: right tackle. Benson: right
end. Robertson; quarterback.
Dominique: left half. Bartield: right
half, William; fuuback, Spencer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-06
FIGHTS LAST
&NlGHTxA
(Ev The Associated praSs

(By The Associated Press
RENO. Nevadas-Mickey Evans.
Santa Rosa, Calf. and Lem Sal
mons, New York. drew. co..
OAKLAND. Callf.-YounE Corbett.
Fresno. Calf. knocked out farmer
Joe Cooper, Terre Haute. Ind, IL.
QUEBEC.-Benny Brostoff. New
York, Knocked out Leo Kid Roy,
feathe-weight champion OF Canada,
U0l, Cnon-tltle).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-06
Say Southwest Conference to Split
Starting Line-Ups

Probable starting line Ups for the Brownsville J. c.
Aggie Freshmen game to be staged on Tucker field 8
p. m. Friday:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-06

TALL MISUNDERSTANDING Nero 60.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-06
Exquisite Shades -
Hand Decorated
In Either Glass
or Parchment

Beautiful multicol-
cred shades in sithar
glass or parchment
are avsl7bie-exe-eding-
lyoecorstrve and pleasing
m design. Plain glass
shades too II you prefer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-06

MIsSION-A. Dondlinger.
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Co. (.
RAyMONDyILiE-B. y. Watson q
Son.
SANTA MsRoARrTA-aiead's santa
Maryarita Store.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-22
UNALASNA NEWS
,sl- REPRESENTATIVE i-iIl iv-4l'iA# ,ils41
By special correspondent

our Territorial teachers, Mir and Mrs. Broder are preparing to present their little pupils in ~
 Christmas play to be heard at ahe annual Christmas communi-
 ty enteItainlaent.
 Due to the fact that Mr and Mrs AZ R. Gardner we're to be absent at the time the program was scheduled the Broders very kindly permitted them to be pre- sent at one of the full rehears- als.
 The name of the play is LOOK ing for Santa Claus" While 1t was necessary for US to imagine a curtain being drawn up and down and visualize a missing costume here and there, WIG saw sufficient of the real play to know that the finished product is going to be a grand success The play centers around little Alice Hope who has the leading part and much memory work for a tiny girl. Miss Mary shais- nekoff will take a similar part to the one She played last year, , this time she will be Spirit of Kindness Mary fits the Dart beautifully and gives 1t the real alistic touch, rendering much dialogue without hesitation. Of course there are asunbeams.a "Dollss,N "GobliRs, f +tTIn Sol- diers," and those very necessary little men, Santa Claus, .Hel- pers.' Paul stepetin Will again take the part he enjoys and han dles With such skill, Santa Claus"
 Much credit is due our Terri torial teachers in .the training of our school children They pos- sess a thorough understanding of child life; Are able to combine kindness and academ- ic instruction in such harlno- nious proportions that bring them perfect results. We have heen present at other programs presented by the Broders, and the absence of prompting stln- bling' or confusion Is most mark ed. And everyone knows what
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-22
tary secrets.

tary secrets
 19l1-Odilon Marc Lannelon- gue, French surgeon, discoyerer of tuberculosis serum, died.
 193o Port Engineer of Sew ard sent to California to get Golden Gate as fitting entrance to Resurrection Bay and break water.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-22

joy it is to an audience when they can sit comfortably back in their seats and not have to go through those narrowing mo- ments of tension when someone forgatS a partI
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-22

Place your order now with the Frye-Bruhn Meat Market for your Christmas and New Years wants. They bought us out early for Thanksgiving, not bird was left Yours for honest weight and
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-22
Bo0ES RFCErKEr1

200 OF THE LATEST TTFRTr.- ERs ron URBACH and YATl- aDE'S LIBRARY.
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Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-22

Amos and Andy says; "Um. Um' Amt dat sumpin." Danish ice Cream sold only at the Can- dy Cottage.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-22
. THIS DAY N HISTORY

69 Emperor ViteIlius beheaded at Rome
 1890 Queen Elizabeth of Ell gland imprisoned in her own castle
 1850 Richard Planagenet, al- leged son of Richard 3rd, died.
 1896 James P. Ogle thorpe, founder of Georgia, born
 l789 North Carolina ceded her western lands to Congress.
 1894 Capt Alfred Drevfus of the French Army, found guilty by court-martial of selling mill
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-22

2 Y ' v < :: . V v s T IT II F n
La gaceta., 1930-11-08

Ell senior de Grandlieu Y SUI
esposa ocupaban un palco de
frente, enviado al vizconde por
ell autor, y en- otro, cast c%ontiguo
resplandecfa la moreno belleza
de la sonora Gavard, a quien a
companaba una amiga de mas
edad que ella y east fea.
Reina Grandchamp estaba en-
otro palco de platea, Y su traje,
de azul palido, tenia un reliepe
HdmdtiUO, como acostumbraba
a decir Octavio Gavard, uno de
los cuatro gomosos an6micos
que tosian en- ell fondo del palco.
Encima de esta pla,ea, Fanny
Lambert, completamente sola,
ocupaba el p~roscenio, luciendo
I'm traje de luto fantastico y de
orden compuesto, entire russo y
La gaceta., 1930-11-08
parisienSe.

parisiense.
Jorge Trojan, Felipe de la
Croix-Dieu y Andres de San
Reno tenian asiento en- las bu-
tacas de orquesta. Ell baron y ell
j6ven marques Sc hallaban jun
tos. FL artista I'm POGO mas ade-
lante, devorando con la vista a
Fanny, pero sin atreverse a If a
su palco sin ser autorizado por
una sehal que lie habia prometi-
do hacerle en- uno de los entreac
toS.
Frente a Reina Grandchamp,
una pareja conocidisima de los
parisienses ocupaba la delante-
ra, cuyas p~antallas estaban cal
das.
Ell hombre, antique armador
de Anvers, llamado Van Artoff,
La gaceta., 1930-11-08

habia fijado su Residential en-
Paris diez amos antes con VEIN
tie milIones, con ell doble objeto
de huir de su mujer Y de conner
Sc sus rentas, Y hasta ell capital,
en- allegro compania. Van Artoff
habia cumplido tan bien su pro-
grama, que a la edad de sesenta
amos parecia tener mas de seten
ia y cinco.
Raramente sc podria sonar
cosa mas ingrata que su apa-
riencia; grueso y pequeno, no
podia andar sino con mucho ira
bajo, apoyandose en- una recia
muleta con Ia mano derecha y
con la izquierda sobre ell brazo
de un robusto lacayo, con la a
yuda del cual podia acercarse a
un ancho eupe construido ex
La gaceta., 1930-11-08
Ell REFEREE HABIA DE-
CLARADO VENCEDOR A ES-
TRADA, PERO DESPUES Sc
CAMBIO LA DECISION

Tanto p~erjudica a la buena
Marcia del boxeo la apatia del
p1blico como la Concentration"
de peleas desiguales y las deci-
stones injustas.
iFueron interesantes, por ha-
llarse las "fuerzas equilibra-
das", las peleas que anoche Sc
ofrecieron en- Benjamin field?
5Fueron justas las decisiones
de los jueces en- la pelea princi-
pal Y en- ell combate a cuatro
asaltos?
No queremos contestar estas
preguntas. Los "fieles" que ano-
che hicieron acto de presencia
en- ell cu~adrilatero de West Tam
pa, deben responder por noso-
tros.
Los "mandamientos' de los
buenos boxeadores son: "Acos-
tar" al contrario, atacar en- los
"clinches'', evadir los golpes pc
.ligrossos, aplicar golpes s6lidos,
marcar puntos con limpieza, "a
tacar y caballerosidad.
Johnny Curtin nj "acost6", nj
,atac6 en- los "clinches", nj eva
do los f~ormidables uppercuts y
ell bombardeo de Estrada; solo
aplic6 tres o cuatro golpes s6li-
dos, marco pocos puntos con linn
pieza, no atacaba y Sc porto ca
Ib~allerosamente.
Estrada no pudo "~acostar" a
su oponente; lie ataco de name
ra violenta en- los "clinches''
bombardeandolo por ell est6ma-
go y las costillas; hizo que Cur
tin no pudiera evadir sus mas
La gaceta., 1930-11-08

profeso para 81, Y tan bajo que
la GAIA cast tocaba al suelo.
Una enfermedad de la espi-
ma dorsal habia cast paralizado
sus piernas hacienda dificiles y
penosos sus movimientos.
NADIA sobrevivia en- aquel vie
jo cadaverico, vestido como I'M
currutaco y cubierto de perfu-
mes, mas que los instintos de
sus insecticides apetitos.
Todo ell mundo lie conocia...
Algunos lie tenian compassion.
Muchos lie envidiaban... lie en-
yidiaban, 81! Era tan rico!
La persona que Sc hallaba con
81, su paciente companera, d6cil,
resignada, asidua, 81 no fiel,
vestia un traje de fGile girls per
Ia, y lucia en- las orejas dos dia-
La gaceta., 1930-11-08
BOXEO
MICKEY WALKER DERRO-
TO A RISKO

Detroit, Nov. 8.-Mickey Wal
ker, campeon de peso mediano,
Sc abri6 aver paso entire los con-
tendencies a la corona de peso
complete derrotando de name
"a decisiva a Johnny Risko, en-
IN combate a diez asaltos veri-
ficado en- la Arena OLYMPIA.
Dominando una ventaja de
80 libras en- peso que habla con-
cedido a su contrario, Walker
tom6 la delantera en- ell segun
do cuando trio a su contrario
por ell conteo de nueve, con una
formidable izquierda a la cabe-
"a. BESIDE este momento su ri
val NADIA pudo hacer para cas-
tigarle, aunque hizo desespera-
dos esfuerZos.
Pesaba Walker 1876 libras y el
ex-panadero 1884.
La gaceta., 1930-11-08

ae pie ell lacayote que lie ayuda-
"a a caminar. De tempo en-
'iempo' y obedeciendo a la con-
sigma recibida de su amo, salfa
y volvia con un sorbete o I'm
grog' 81 ex-armador tomaba 81
Soroete y bebia ell grog, cayendo
iuego su cabeza sobre ell pecho,
su la0io inferior colgando, Y sus
PaFpados sobre sus apagados
oJoS' Parecia no yer nj DIR NADIA.
y permanecia inm6vil v mudo
como un fetiche.
Solo nos faIta hablar de tres
peFSonaJes. Dos de ellos. IN
lomore Y una mujer, Sc haIla-
oan en- un palco descubierto. La
iiioJer contaria de cincuen.a a
sinSuenta y dos amos, y habfa
eJeFcldo veintidos la profession
La gaceta., 1930-11-08

fuertes punetazos; asest6 gol-
pes s6lidos, rompiendole la ore
ia izquierda y la boca en- ell ter
cero, con los uppercuts, y ha-
ciendole sangrar; marco mu-
chos puntos con limpieza, ell do
BILE de los de su contrario; alta
CO durante toda la pelea y Sc
comport6 como un caballero.
Curtin, agitadisimo, Sc GAIA y
Estrada 10 levantaba, arrancan-
do aplausos.
De los diez asaltos Curtin no
gan6 nj uno solo. Empat6 el
cuarto y los demas fueron con-
quistados por Estrada.
Terminate ell combate ell refe
rec lego los "papeles'' de los jue-
ces y concedi6 la victoria al me-
jicano.
Sc habfa marchado el p1blico
cuando los segundos de Curtin,
ell referee Y otros individuos
descubrieron que uno de los pa
peles decia Estrada, otro Curtin
y un tercero tenia escrito Estra-
da por I'm lado y Curtin por e.
otro.
Entonces Sc deshizo la deci.
sion Y Sc repartieron tablas.
lPuede haber NADIA mas per.
judicial para una Arena dt
boxeo que un case como este?
Empezo la semifinal con la.
mentable lentitud, destacandost
Embellishments la superioridac
de Chino Alvarez sobre Pink5
Phillips.
En- ell sexto asalto la campo
ma Salv6 al ciudadano de Jack