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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08
Club Firm
on Salary
Reduction
Prexy York Says $4,000
Cut Will Stand; Grimes
Refuses $17,500.

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-Reorgan-
ization of the Brooklyn National
League club under its new executive
regime is expected to result in the
trading of Pitcher Dazzy Vance, 1t
was rumored today. The strike-out
king has refused to accept a $4,000
reduction from the $4,000 salary
he received in 1929. President York
says that the Robins will not in
crease their $4,000 offer.
Another important item was con-
tanned in a dispatch from Pitts
burgh today which said Burleigh
Grimes, ace of the Pirate staff, ap-
pears to be a determined holdout.
It is said Grimes held a conference
Friday night with Vice-President
Sam Dreyfuss of the Pirates, but
failed to reach salary agreement.
The veteran spitballer is asking for
$4,000, which Is $500 better than
the Pirates best offer.
TIL New York Giants have moved
up the date for leaving for the San
ANTONIO training camp and the
early squad will depart from New
York Feb. a. Practice will start
Monday, Feb. II.
With the return Of signed con-
tract from Pitcher Bill Judd, thirty
Of the thirty Eight players on the
Giants roster are under contract.
The unsigned players are Bill
Terry, Travis jackson, Fred Lind
strom, Mel OFT, Bob OFarrell.
Larry Benton, Ed Roush and Bill
Walker.
Shortstop Leo Durocher, sold to
Cincinnati by the Yankees after
he was waived out of the American
League, today notified the Yanks
that he will not report unless he is
given share of his purchase price.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08
S0X KID PHENOM
BIZ NEA Serrice

bn " ~ SeTCiCe
CHICAGO, Feb. 8.-The
~ Sewell ers, the
WanerS-and now it may be
the McKains, if young Har-
wood McKain, Southpaw
pitcher from Council Bluffs,
Ia, succeeds in winning
berth on the White SoX
pitching staff with his
brother Harold.
A record of twenty-three
games won and five lost in
southwestern Iowa independent
baseball last year resulted in
Harwood getting a contract
from the SoX.
Young McKain took up
pitching for amateur teams
three years ago at the age
of Is.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08
CUBS, SAINTS TO CLASH
st. Patrick's Quintet Seeks Revenge /;
Three Contests on Card.

Plenty Of action is expected Sun
day afternoon at the Pennsy gym,
with three good games on che sched-
ule. Aetna Life Insurance five will
meet Hayes Body team at p. m,
followed by the G. & j. tire team
opposing A. c. meters. st. Patricks
Cubs winning, % to S, in an over
time tilt.
Cubs and Saints met recently,
winning, % to 5, in an overtime
tilt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08

ElkS Club alleys.
After a slow start
in both the City
and Indianapolis
Leagues. Johnson
finally found the
stride which fea-
tured his work
last season. and
in his last seven
starts in these
loops turned in
counts of 623, COG,
64S, GIT, 6OS, 700
and GOT. During
the 700 series
johnson rolled a
perfect 300 score
in the Indianap-
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Report Crisler
Gopher Coach

BV United Press
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Feb. g.
Reports that Fritz Crisler of the
University of Chicago had been ap-
pointed head football coach at the
University of Minnesota to succeed
DR., Clarence w. Spears, resigned,
still lacked official confirmation to-
day. A rumor that Tad Wieman
of Michigan would aid Crisler also
was unconfirmed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08
BY EDDIE ASH

Another home run king has
joined the major league holdout
brigade and this time there appears
to be plenty of grounds for an
athlete kicking over the salary
traces. Chuck Klein Indianapolis
stalwart outfielder with the Phila-
delphia Nationals, is the latest base
ball prominent to balk on wages for
1880, and in statement to The
Times Friday, Chuck announced he
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08
PRESSLER KEEPS TITLE
San Gabriel Golf Star Retains Los
Angeles Crown.

III JTtJtU FTt55
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 8.-Mrs.
Leona Pressler, of San Gabriel, to-
day was thrice winner of the Pacific
Coasts leading golf event for
women, the Los Angeles Country
Club annual midwinter invitational
tournament.
She defeated Mrs. Gregg Lifur, of
the Riviera Country Club, 3 to 2
Friday in the hard-fought SO hole
finals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08
PUGILISTIC GAS
BV United Press

BV United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. g.
L Y Primo Camera would de-
feat Jack Dempsey if the old
ManaSsa Mauler should return
to the ring, in the opinion of
Leon See, manager of the
Vast Venetian.
I'm afraid Dempsey and
Camera would not put on a
very good fight" said See. 1T
would draw a large gate, but
the match hardly would be
fair to Dempsey. He wouldn't
have much chance against
Primo"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08
CECIL PAYNE BEATEN

BIZ United Press
HOLLYWOOD, Cal. Feb. 8. -
Cecil Payne Of Louisville was
severely beaten by Johnny La Mar,
Mexican junior lightweight, in ten
rounds here Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08
Stove League
Chatter
r. BY EDDIE ASH

Leo Durocher, shortstop purchased from
the Yankees by the Cincy Reds, gained
reputation in the American League for
riding" players on opposing teams and
more than once succeeded in getting the
goat of certain FASTENERS. He has plenty
of mouth. However, he was scheduled one
day by Art sbires. Leo. hitting about PAS.
came to bat in one of the Yankee White
Sox games and Shires yelled: "Cheerup,
fellows. Here's the all-American out!"
y
~ABBY STREET, new manager
~ Of the st. Louis Cards, springs
a new one in club regulations. He
has placed the ban on beach bath
ing during spring training, fearing
the boys will get bad cases of sun
burn. Perhaps Gabby doesn't know
that most of the young FASTENERS
now prefer the beach at night-un-
der the Florida moon, quarter, half
Or full, or no moon at all.
Jake Rupert, Yankee cwner, and
Ed Barrow, business manager, will
place a bronze tablet Or the wall
inside the lobby of Yankee stadium
as a memorial to the late Miller
Higgins.
Coed news for Reb Russell Man
ager Hamilton of the Mobile club
has announced he will have the
Mobile park fences brought in a
bit to give the sluggers shorter tar
gets. Russell has signed with Mo-
bile.
TIME reason the baseball season
Il opens in Washington one day
in advance of other major clubs is
to give President Hoover an OPP
portunity to dignity the event by
tossing out the first ball. Senators
and Red Sox will leave hastily after
the game for Boston to resume the
series the following day in the
Beantown opener.
There will be no shortage Of wise
cracks II William PowIey, rookie
semi-pro pitcher makes good with
the New York Giants. He was born
IN Scotland.
ID OBERT WALSH, youngest son
IN of Big Ed Walsh, former White
SoX star, has signed contract with
the Yankees. Robert is s feet 4
inches tall and weighs 205. He was
the star pitcher for Notre Dame
after his brother Ed Jr. left school
to sign with the Sox in 1928.
Il g
Ken Strong. former New York university
football and baseball star. has caught on
with Jersey City. After receiving nation
wide acclaim on the gridiron. Strong was
given a brief trial with the Yankees last
summer. farmed out and then released.
Oral Hildebrand. star Butler university
basketball and baseball player who has
been declared ineligible for further col
iegiate athletics. will try out with Indian
apolis If he decides to take up league ball.
First, however, he must apply for re-
instatement in organized baseball, \ mat
ter of mere form In his case. He is
right handed pitcher.
y
a CCORDING to the last bulletin
l. y from national minor league
headquarters listing eligible and in
eligible players, the name o. Hide
brand appears on the suspended list
OF the indianapolis club. The young
man signed a contract to play with
the Indians in 1929 and failed to
report, choosing to return to college.
This automatically placed him
among baseball's suspended group.
q
These circumstances place Hide
brand under the jurisdiction of the
Indians and no other organized
baseball club can negotiate for his
services without the consent of the
Tribe.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08
JONES TO GET POST
Former Army Grid Coach to Become
Athletic Director.
BV United Press

BV United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-Captain
Lawrence (BifD Jones, head coach
of army football teams for the last
four years, will return to West Point
in June, 1881, to succeed Major
Philip Fleming as athletic director,
it was reported here today.
Jones has been transferred to TT.
Sill, Oklahoma, and was succeeded
as football coach by Major Ralph
SaSse. The transfer was made nee
essary by army regulations.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08
SWIM RECORD BROKEN
BIZ United Press

OH CHttfU IftSo
HANOVER, N. H., Feb. 8.-George
Kojsc, Rutgers swimming star, broke
his own intercollegiate 100-yard free
style record in a dual Friday night.
Kojac was clicked in :53 lis sec
onds 2-5 of a second under the old
records.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08
SEEKS WYOMING JOB
BIZ United Press

M L ntLeU PfeSS
LARAMIE, Wyo.. Feb. 8.-John
(Choppy) Rhodes, freshman football
coach at the University of Nebraska,
was here today, repeatedly for a
conference with University of Wy
oming officials in regard to the po-
sition as director of athletics.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08
DID YOU KNOW THAT

VXTAITE HOYT says he will
w win twenty-three games
this year. Bob Hart, who
quit his job as National
League umpire to become tax
assessor in Lowell, Mass, is one
Of the hardest-boiled umpires
that ever ruled over the ivory.
Sam Dreyfuss says the
Pirates would welcome Sunday
baseball but are not going to
start any agitation for 1t.
I'VE have no desire to become
entangled in anything like the
mess that developed in Boston.
the demand for Sunday
baseball should come from the
FANS" says Sam.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08
SKATE FINALS TODAY

BIZ United Press
OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. S.-Finals
Of the national speed skating
championships and the North
American ladies' championships will
be held at Cartier Square stadium
today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08
DETROIT COMPLETES CARD.

DETROIT, Feb. 8.-With the
carding of a tilt with Grinnen COL
lege for Oct. 10, the 1880 football
schedule of Detroit university has
been completed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08
HOCKEY LEADERS CLASH

BIZ nited Press
CLEVELAND. O., Feb. 8.-The
Cleveland Indians International
Hockey League leaders, will attempt
to definitely clinch their position in
a game here tonight against the
manipulating London (Ontario)
PantherS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08
College Basketball
STATE SCHOOLS

STATE SCHOOLS
McKendree, "a; Evansville, 80.
Otterbein, q; Ohio Northern. %.
Wabash. 16; Butler. IA.
De Pauw. 20; Earlham. rs (oyertime).
Oakland City, IS; Rose Poly. %.
Joliet College. 80; Huntington, %.
Northwestern, 40; Marquette, 49,
Arkansas. 30: Oklahoma A. & M, 20.
Creighton. 81: Grinnell. 20.
Monmouth. 90: Coe. IT.
Carroll. 35: Cornell. %.
w. e. j., "a: Lehigh. %.
VilIanova, 81; U. Y. u. 20.
Columbia. So: Williams, Il.
Georgia Tech. Al; Vanderbilt. 81.
Viilanova, 81; N. Y. o., 90.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08

BIZ Tn1fed Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-Footballs
two fastest hslfbacks of 1929 will
pit their sped against each other to-
night when Jack Elder of Notre
Dame and Cy Leland Of Texas
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08
Down the Alleys
BY LEFTY LEE

THE Jinx which usually follows
Il the young star, touted to rank
among the best in the bowling
game, seems to have been overcome
by Don johnson. protege of Lorenz
Weisman, veteran manager of the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08
BROWN DEFENDS TITLE
Bantamweight Champ Is Favorite
Over Erickson Tonight.

bU Q Ntttu TTt6S
NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-AI Brown
of Panama will defend his worlds
bantamweight championship in a
f1fteen-round bout with Johnny
Erickson of New York at Olympia
A. G. tonight. Brown has been in
stalled q 2 to ! faYorite.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08
GOLF INVASION Sc
Walker Cup Team to Leave for Eng
land, April 80.

AaAlus hPih ous
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-The United
State Walker cup team will sail for
England, April 80, according to an
announcement by the United States
Golf Association.
The team will be composed Of
Captain Bobby Jones of Atlanta,
Harrison H Johnston of st. Paul,
George ION Elm of Detroit, Francis
Ouimet of Boston, DR.. o. F. Willing
and Don K. Moe of Portland. Ore.
and George Voight and Jess Sweet
ser of New York.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08
ROBERTS, JONES DRAW

BIZ United Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Eddie
Roberts, Tacoma, Wash, and Gorilla
Jones, Akron, O., fought ten rounds
to a draw here Friday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08

All doubles ana singles entries Tor the
the Illinois alleys today and Sunday. and
Saturday and Sunday Feb. is. &c. have
hour hour preferred on the ' entry " blank. If
you have signed up for the 2 .. m. or any
other SQUAD, be at The alleys ready TO
since its start three years ago. promises
TO receive the largest play this year. En-
tries still will be accepted st the alleys
today.
The BODY and End teams won three from
The Ink and Fisure boys in the American
Faust ST. led the individual list with
total Of SIS on games of l6s. $50 and 100.
Mrs. Race Johns announces a sweep
stakes for the women bowlers Of the city
to be rolled on the Pritehett Recreation
= handicap event. with an allowance of
two-thirds between average and 10. Al
iSis pIay with ne eR' SQUADS s sak ins t tSe
alleys each hour. Jess Pritchett is busy
selecting suitable .jewelry prize. to be
given the winner with the compliments of
the Pritehett Recreation alleys.
Bowlers in class Will take the drives
and Sunday This class is limited to pin
Spillers with an average Of l69 or under.
After the completion Of this play. the win;
diamond studded watch.
Inc Frlnla beverage team 1e4C on 10
the top rung in the close Washington
League race by winning three games from
the Indianapolis Mint Five during Friday
nights session. The Hoosier Optical also
won three from the McInt!re Machine as
the Ajax Gold Bond Banquet Ice Cream.
Rerelnan Candy and Coca-Cola took two
from the Wheeler Lunch. Hudgin-Carter,
OefterinE-Litzelman Coal and Tuxedo
Feeds Henderson OF the watkins Re-
Rabbit team rolled total OF 64s to lead
the field. Underwood had sac: Phillips.
SIS: Johnson. SIS; Wuensch $40; Roeder.
even 600. Lindamond secured the high
single game count BY rolling 24c in his
first game.
ror the first time this season the Hoo
sier Club Coffee boys handed their OPP
ponentS q Shutout. This club seems TO
have lift its Stride since the new year.
taking the odd game in several series.
but Friday nights session in the CITY
League. at the Elk alleys. marked the
Grst time they won all three. the Ma
.estic Radio team being the victim The
sxarott Shoe shop also won three from
the Wagner Radio. as the Ballard Ice
Cream ard Hare Chevrolet took two from
he Gausepohl Trunks and Meridian
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08
sPuG MYERS DEFEATED

CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-Joey Medill.
Chicago, won from Spug Myers,
Pocatello, Idaho, in ten rounds here
Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08

Kendalville. q; Garrett, 81.
Attica. 81: Veedersburg. "a.
Alamo. 81: Waynetown. 90.
Cioverdale, 50; Roachdale. %.
Brook, 81; Rensselaer,, %,
Earl Park. z3: Gilboa. 81.
Brookston. %: West Lafayette. %.
Dayton. 81: Klon6ike. 90
Morocco. 80: Reynolds, "a
Coifax. SO; ThorntoWn, 30
Clark'S Hill, 30: Middle Jefferson. %.
Raub. %: Freeiand Park, "a
MonteZuma. 50; West Lebanon. IS.
Edinburg. 27 Scottsburg. 6.
De Paw. 81: English, g.
Marengo. 80: Midtown, "a.
Fowler. 20; Boswell. Is. iovertime).
Knightstown. IS: Pendleton. q.
Brownstown. ~. French Lick 81.
North Vernon. 81: Madison. IS.
Morton Memorial lKnighstownl. 81;
Carthage Is
North SIDE TIT waynel. 50: Definancs
lO.l. IL.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08
Anderson at Tech.
Broad Ripple ct Peru.
RuShYille at Shortridge.
Manual at Washington.

Indianapolis high schools lost
four of the five basket games in
which they participated Friday
night. Cathedral being the only
quintet to turn in a victory. Four
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08
Talking
IT OVER
BY DANIEL

NEW YORK. Feb. 8.
DABE RUTH Friday arrived at
- another birthday TO be strictly
historic, his thirty-sixth. Ordinarily
it would not be considered very good
taste TO remind right fielder that
he is hatfooting toward thirty
seven, but in this case We have
happened on a national event which
Is thrown boldly against the livid
background Of a nationwide
dispute. The fact that Ruth is
50. and would be 80 at the expira-
ton of the three-year contract
which he demands from Colonel
Rupert, is the vital point in the
dispute between the BAN and
Jake.
Il is not exactly a state secret that the
frrEt office of the ankeeS does no expect
Ruth 70 be In more than 100 games In
further into his playing schedule. As for
1882, that's outside the pale Of constdeTa-
ton by Colonel Jake and Cousin Ed Bar
row, Yankee business manager
While they are issuing no ukases on the
matter. they are none too optimistic
Bs hs so g 70 Ryon6 100
the refusal TO sign him for more than two
years. at $4,000 seeking semester.
TINE astute Mr.. Barrow. who is
Il a keen student of all sorts of
vital statistics on ball players and
other athletically inclined gentle
men, has been busy for weeks pre-
pairing data on what your insurance
man calls "age 81" Ed has dis
covered that this is the critical point
for stars in baseball, boxing, tennis,
billiards. parchesi and postoffice.
Chess players improve with age, but
when your ball player approaches 40
he is most likely to be afflicted with
spavins.
Examine into the case of the fighting
worth while at S7?. Jack Dempsey was
Through at 80. when he was beaten by
Gene Tunney for the second time.
so much for the Rupert Barrow side of
the age question. Now Tor the Ruth angle
quite few arch opponents Of our ma
tional pastime have gone right on arching
and exponenting past 30. Pitchers. OF
course. are more likely to 90 along than
felders.
THY COBB retired at A2, but he
Il was no real Cobb very much
after age 81. Honus Wagner played
and played for twenty-one years,
and finally admitted defeat by Pop
Time in 1917. But when Hans was
SO he said good-by to the ranks of
the real hitterS. Nap Lajoie and
Cap Arson each played baseball for
twenty-five years, but they we're
busting no fences once they waved
farewell to "age 81"
Eddie Collins. who at AZ aspireS to play
Ing another game to round out career
OF twenty-five years in active competition
In the American League, still whizz-
bang at 81. be hit $40 in 1924. and then
forget that Eddie always has kept himself
in perfect shape.
There's something on the Rupert side.
AND something on the Ruth side-and after
all is said and done. we are confronted
WIN tne IaCb tnaL rules ana regulations
which fl. others have had nothing what
ever to do with George Herman Ruth.
Il
SO we'll give the BAN a cheer for
hS thirty-SiXth, with the hope that
he will keep seeking them until his
long white whiskers get tangled
with his spikes.
While Joe Williams is away bsskirx I'm
the sunshine OF Miami, this column will be
written by Daniel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08

OTHER SCORES
Griffith. 81: DYER. IS.
Columbus. IS; Greensburg. %.
Greeneastle. 81: Brazil. -.
Frankfort. 20: Newcastle, ~.
Morton lRichmondl. %: BLOOMINGTON,
Washington. %: vincennes. IS.
Connersville. 81: Rushyille 25.
Franklin. IS: Greenfield. IS
? Msrtinsyille. So: Bedford 20.
Muncie. 50: Rochester. 81.
Logansport. 80: Kokcro. 10.
Seymour. IS: Wiley lTerre Hautel, -.
Anderson. -: Lebanon. 10.
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oils League. In addition to the gold
medal award Of the A. B. c., Don
very pleasantly accepted a SIS
check. presented by the Pritchett
Recreation alleys for his feat. john
son now boasts an average of 1876 in
both the City and Indianapolis
loops.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08
LOCAL SCORES

LOCAL SCORES
Delphi. rs Shortridge. %.
Cathedral. IS: St. Andrews (Richmondl,
8.
Ben Davis. IS: Broad Ripple, a.
Southport. IS: Manual Is
B-ovnsburg. 29; Washington, %.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08

Examine into the case of the fighting
gentry. How many have done anything
worth while at S7?. Jack Dempsey was
through at go. when he was beaten by
Gene Tunney for the second time.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08

Eddie Collins. who at AZ aspireS to play
Ing another game to round out career
in the American League. still was whizz-
bang at 81. be hit $40 in 1924. and theT
Gmacked a merry .3i6. But we mustn't
forget that Eddie always has kept himself
in perfect shape.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-08

SO much for the Rupert Barrow side Of
the age question. Now Tor the Ruth angle
Examination Of the records proves that
quite few arch opponents Of our ma
tional pAStime have gone right on arching
and exponentng past 30. Pitchers Of
course. are more likely to 90 along than
helders.
La gaceta., 1930-03-22
listed loca!

m6;-esta listed loca!
listed no es hijo de los con-
DIES de Lucerolle-repiti6 Luisd
lentamente, acentuando cada
palabra.
-Esta loca, esta loca-dijo
ell j6ven;-y yo que la escucho
mas loco que ella.
Tulsa Sc aproxim6, Y bajando
la voz dijo:
No., no estoy lOca; listed
no es NADIA de los condos; no es
listed vizconde de Lucerolle; no
he llama listed Leon, su nombre
es Luis.
Ell j6ven Sc puso livido, Y die
Itres pasos hacia atras, como So
Ibrecogido de horror.
| Pero cast en- seguida, echando
la eabeza hacia atras, avanzt
La gaceta., 1930-03-22

terrado, dirigi6 en- derredor ST.
NO es ESQ todo-continu6
Luisa,-el verdadero vizconde
de Lucerolle existe Y esta err
Parls' listed lleva su nombre y
ell lleva el de listed used dis
fruta de su riqueza y el sufre
las estrecheces de la pobreza de
listed; listed goza de la vida ia
Gil y LENA de placeres que a el lie
corresponds, Y 6l hace la vida
de trabajo que listed debfa ha
Ger. Mientras listed monta a ca
oallo y va en- coche, el anda a
pie; listed va vestido a la 1lti-
ma moda y el lleva la blusa del
artesano. Y aun hay mas: ell
Verdadero vizconde de Lucerolle
que no cree ser mas que un obre
ro' qulere a una linda j6ven.
La gaceta., 1930-03-22
ssell Sc ~ievantara.

ssell Sc levantara.
Las campanas segufan doblan
do y los tambores de los vecinos
de Palmetto fueron enlutados.
LA quijada de CRYSTAL no ha-
b4a podido resistir Ia furia del
R~elampago!
Ell Curro Lorente miraba ell
brazo "destructor" Y decia en-
ire dientes: Una cura completa.
Para que no Sc "empanara"
la gloria de la noche, ell CANA
gueyano Antonio Dominguez
venci6 por decision a Mr.. Spike
Webb.
DomingueZ Sc mantuvo STEM
pre- a corta distancia de Webb
castigandolo con dureza, por ell
cuerpo.
Spike no pudo "soltar' min
guno de aquellos punetazos que
derribaran a Mr.. Franckie La
Mari, de Chicago.
En- ell septimo ell Sr. Webb
sinti6 "trinar los pajarillos" y
a punto estuvo de "rodar a la