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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-10


Y YARVARD'S base ball team is here
- for two games. the flrst this
afternoon with Georgetown and
the second with Catholic Uni
versity tomorrow. Harvard apparently
has a strong team, the local mines are
doing exceptionally well, and both
games should be just about as good as
any played on college diamonds.
Day before yesterday Harvard lost to
William and Mary at Williamsburg, but
yesterday jumped over to Richmond
and trounced the Marines, 8 to 2. Six
runs made in the third inning gave the
Crimson their big margin over the
Quantico players. Hard hitting, mis-
plays by the Marines and some gener.
ally loose work, gave Harvard lts dig
inning.
Mays, who held down second base FOR
Harvard, played the kind OF base pan
that one seldom sees on college oia-
mond. He handled nine fielding chances
without an error and got two nltS OUT
of four trips to the plate. That young
man gave plenty OF evidence that ne
can handle q base ball and throw II
just about as well as ne can 1ooU
ball.
Games that Georgetown and Catholic
University play with Harvard usually
are among the most attractive CT the
wear from their point Of view. A great
many students at both schools come
from Massachusetts and there are many
alumni in and around Boston. Ana
there is little they had rather do than
take a fall out Of Harvard-when they
can.
The Georgetown Harvard game today
is the only one scheduled on local
field. Maryland plays another on
foreign field, being scheduled TO meet
Virginia at Charlottesville.
Two games are listed here tomorrow.
Besides the Catholic University Har :
ward game at Brookland, University OF
MARYLAND meets University OF North
Carolina at College Park. North caro-.
lima took Maryland's measure to 2
day before yesterday in a game at
Chapel Hill.
Gallaudet failed to make good against
the Tank Corps nine yesterday at Ken
dali Green, the soldiers being much
older and more experienced In ways OF
the diamond. The Tanks stepped right
in to mop up and got four runs across
in the first inning, which was enough
to win if they had net made six more
before the game ended. The count was
10 to q. Gallaudet made only three
hits. two Of which went to the credit
of Wurdemann while to the Tank Corp
chalked up IA safe drives.
The box score:
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SCH00LB0Y EVENTS
LISTED THIS WEEK
BASE BALL.

BASE BALL.
Today.
Western vs. Emerson, Monument
Grounds, $3.50 o'clock.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Eastern at East
ern, $3.50 O'Clock.
Tomorrow.
Georgetown Prep VS.. St. Adams at ST..
Adams, 3:l5 o'clock.
woodward VS.. HyattSville High at
Rverdale, $3.50 o'clock
Silver Spring VS.. Rockville High at
Rockville, 3:15 o'clock.
Saturday.
Gettysburg High VS.. Central at Gen.
trial.
Tech VS.. Catholic University Fresh
men at Brookland.
Emerson VS.. Episcopal at Alexandria.
Western vs.. Georgetown Freshmen.
TRACK.
Friday.
Central High interclaSs meet.
Tech vs. Episcopal at Alexandria.
TENNIS.
Friday.
St Adams VS.. Friends at st. Adams.
Prep School Tennis League.)
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CONTESTS SCHEDULED
FOR COLLEGE TEAMS


Today.
Base ball-Georgetown vs. Harvard at
Washington Barracks.
Base ball-Maryland vs.. Virginia at
Charlottesville, Va.
Tomorrow.
Base ball-Catholic University vs..
Harvard at Brookland Stadium.
Base ball-Maryland vs.. North Caro-
lima U. at College Park.
Tennis - George Washington vs.
American y. at American University.
Saturday.
LacroSse-Maryland VS.. Western
Maryland at College Park.
Track-Catholic University vs.. Wake
Forrest ct Brookland Stadium.
Track-Maryland Freshmen vs.. Bal
timore Poly at College Park.
Track-Gallaudet interclasS meet at
Kendall Green.
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Runs-weedon a.. Crouch, ca. Shipper
80. Brewer %, chesley. Kelsey -. vii
ham. Castle (2l. Sterrett (25. Errors
Weldon t2),. williams (2). Kidder ca. Brady
a. a. Phelps ca. Fisher. Nelson G3l, Piyt:
on Crouch. J. in l inning; of Kidder. in
/ inning; on Brewer 2 IN innings; OF
nings: of Pfyfer, 3 IN 1 inning. Umpire
Ed Hearns. Time Of game-3 hours and 30
minutes.
Coach Charles M. (Chief) Guyon Of
the Eastern team, defending public
high champion, admittedly was dis
satisfied with the feeble offense shown
by his proteges in their opening game
against Emerson yesterday, when a
single by McAboy constituted the lone
safe hit the Light Blue was able to
CLEAN of Davidson, who hurled strong
ly from the outset for Emerson.
Guyon, as his won't, used a flock OF
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COLLEGE BASE BALL.

Catholic University, IL; Delaware, 0.
Duke, 5: Maryland, 2.
Navy, IL; Pennsylvania, Q.
Oglethorpe, S; Georgia Tech, 3.
Vermont, s; Army, 4.
v. M. l., s.; Davidson, /.
Columbia, 8; Yale, 3.
Rutgers, 8; UrsinuS, 3.
Gettysburg, z: Mount st. Mary's, g.
st. Johns of Brooklyn, 8; Stevens, o
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Los Angeles, Q: Portland, 2.
Oakland. Q, Hollywood, Z. T..
Missions, 4; Sacramento, 2.
San Francisco, 10; Seattle, 4.
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EVANSVILLE HIGH FIVE
H0N0RS STANLEY LEWIS

HYATTSVILLE, Md, April TO-
Stanley Lewis, guard, high scorer of the
Quint, has been unanimously elected
honorary captain of the Hyattsville
High School basket ball team for the
past season.
This year Is the first the school has
elected q captain after the season. The
policy will be continued.
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Runs - Male ca, Shuford (2). Carter
MiEel ~, Cleveland, Benbin, Collins. Err
rors-Nalle, Holland. cambridge. TWo.base
hits-Hoon. Three-base hit--Misel. Left on
bases-Episcopal. 6; .Swavely.. (. Base on
balls - on Cleveland, 8; of McAvoy, z.
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Entry blanks have gone out for the
University Of Maryland interscholastics,
the track and field meet for high and
prep schools Of the South Atlantic sec
ton to be held May 8, and indications
are that the heaviest entry ever made
in the meet is in prospect. Schools that
never before have sent men are making
inquiries about IL and in all probability
the games will reach standard never
before attained. In addition to the in
terscholastic meet, the Maryland base
ball team will play Catholic University,
the lacrosse twelve is to meet st. Johns
with virginia. It is possible, though,
that the meet with Virginia may be
transferred to Charlottesville.
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Totals -. 81 IA 81 10 Totals Us sal
Ran for Barronton in NTH.
1ssTn}ss School '.::6 Sc g 8 Si9s
s Miifr K KsIIss aOE R1S
tom ton. Rslier. Black TWo:Ssse hits-Kelier.
Ufallusky: Home runVlMi1ier; Stossn Passes
to cosgrove, Brown to Crockett Patton, to
S; Tank School. 6. First base on balls-of
a III MonSsy = Of H Msee5f G %aH2'
Wheeler, / in 3 innings; of Washer. 2 in
sn Pssh: "a !g Patass
outNsy Hokanson. Z: BY Wheeler. /; b
Es asSsr' Passed ax d0b bssiHcnmyer WnninG
!oa: Gmpire@Mr. caRi ihi'
Maryland again showed weakness
with the stick yesterday, else opposing
pitching was very good, whichever way
one cares to look at 1t, and lost to Duke,
2 to 5. jenkins held the Old Line
players to four scattered Safeties, two
of which we're made by Cronin. The
count was tie at the end of the fifth,
each team having scored twice, but Duke
made one run in each Of the sixth,
seventh and eighth innings, while Mary
land could not reach home plate.
Dean, second baSeman for Duke, got
four hits out Of five times at bat.
werber, who lives just about mile
from the University of Maryland, field
ed a brilliant game at short for Duke.
The score:
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EPISCOPAL HIGH WINS.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 10.-Epis-
copal High School downed Swavely
School of Manassas, Va, by II to
here Yesterday. The score:
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SSnss%SWPssTseFH , T'S oliver D. E %s.h
Frankovic. Errors-=Taylor I0, Hill, Ro-
Kelly. Three-base hits-Peiter, Marueci.
FSnjui 70 Kelly to MsfSeci Hail to Tayier
to bRs;,tses Left on bases6nRslaGGsTreHt l.. f.
in rs innings; OF Waddington. in q
innings: on Painful, s in sih i Igi.. HI
b. Htensd Sail0Sy STanAkSyc R sy sr, ana
ovic, 2; BY ,Fanjul, s. winning pitcher
Fanjul Losing pitcher--Hali. Umpire-G
Wakf. Tlme OF Rame-2 hours 10 minutes.
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GEORGETOWN NET TEAM
BLANKS JOHNS HOPKINS

Georgetown's tennis team opened its
season with 9-to-0 sweep over Johns
Hopkins yesterday on the Columbia
Country Club courts. The Hoya racket
ers showed marked superiority all the
way.
Gregory Mangin, tenth in national
rankings, downed Goldberg, Hopkins
No. /, 6-1, 60.
Sngles-Mangan defeated Goldberg, 81,
So; Mitchell defeated Helmholz. so, 6-2;
Mesmer defeated Gump, Ga, ga; Doyle
defeated Tucker. 60, 60: Callan defeated
Varelia, 80, 81; Berberich defeated shu-
Doubles-Mangan and Mesmer defeated
Goldberg and Helmholz, 81, Ga: Mitchell
and DOYLE defeated Gump and Salazes, 80
81; Callan and Yeomans defeated Tillman
and LukanitSch, 60, 60.
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fore 1t NEEDED the Brooklanders had the
game Just about sewed up.
Frankovic, who started on the slab
for Catholic o., did not fare so well
there, but after he had gone into right
field he later came BE- hat and cracked
out a triple with the bases full.
The score.
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PLAYS HOYAS,. c. U.
IN NEXT TWO DAYS
Maryland Also Is at Home
TomorroW-Cards' Rally
Beats Delaware.

BY H. G. BYRD.
Y YARVARD'S base ball team Is here
- for two games. the first this
afternoon with Georgetown and
H. rnno.,d nifI, Catholic Y1nl.
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man Erik, the national shlotput champion; bigger Paul Jessup, new discus record breaker, and Steve Anderson, rangy hurdling ace.
 They reached the peak of their careers at Pittsburgh when Erik heaved the iron ball a distance of 52 feet, 5a4 inches for new Ameri- can record, Jessup tossed the plat ter to a new world mark of l69 feet, 8B inches, and Anderson skinned over the high hurdles in the world record time of 14.4 seconds.
 Two years ago Anderson was good enough to miss beating Sid Atkin son of South Africa for the Olym- pic high hurdles championship by the breadth of hand He is un- questionably the greatest timber topper since Earl Thomson, the big Canadian, was in his prime ten years ago. No one touched Thompson's record until Anderson came along.
 Genung's victory in the 880-yard title race at Pittsburgh and the recognition of Ralph Hills mile mark of 4:12.4 as new American intercollegiate record-actually is also the fastest outdoor mile ever run in the U. s. A.-gives the Pa cific Northwest plenty to cheer about for 1880 in track athletics.
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Associated Press Photo

Hill has another season at the University of Oregon to prove this was no flash in the pan. Genung is a Washington product.
 Al Espinosa is still the champion runner-up among the professional golfers, despite the strong efforts of Macdonald Smith to grab the distinction this year. Al ran true to form and second to Gene Sara zen in the low scoring featuring the Western Open.
 AIS total of 285 for 72 holes was good enough to win most tourna- ments, but Gene happened to be enjoying one of his blistering streaks and scored PTS.
 On the same day that Earl White hills winning streak was stopped after II triumphs young Wesley Terrell, Clevelands right ace, hung up his own 11th straight by beating the Yankees, his 22nd all told for the season.
 Terrell, considered by many ex- perts as another Mathewson," has a chance to equal or break the American leagues best winning streak, 16 straight. registered by Smoky Joe Wood for the Red sSox in 1912 and equalled in 1916 by Walter Johnson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-11

The candidates who failed to make the first British team for the international polo matches are playing in this country under the name "The Rest"
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'. s. White Clad Riders Stage Comeback, Defeat
 British Team, Yin Cup


 WESTBURY, N. Y., Sept. II. Tommy Hitchcock's white clad riders staged comeback yesterday, after trailing for five periods, in sensation polo and broke up the British attack, producing a free scoring barrage that clinched the International Polo Cup, emblematic of world polo supremacy, for the fourth successive time since the World War. The score was IA to 9. Eric Pcdley, American, scored goals from all parts of the field.
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GAMES WEDNESDAY

 San Francisco l; Mission 3 Day game.
 Hollywood 4; Los Angeles l. Night game. Portland 2; Oakland II. Night game.
 Seattle 2; Sacramento l. Night game.
 Nationai League :. Cincinnati A. Philadelphia 5. The Phillies made it two straight. Chicago 0; Brooklyn 6. Luque held Chicago to hits but gave four bases on balls Great support, including three double plays, kept Chicago scoreless. St. Louis 5; New York g. St. Louis scored four runs in the eighth inning and evened the series with the Giants. The game was a duel between Fitzsimmons and Johnson to the eighth. then four hits of which the last and de- ciding wallop was home run by Bottomley with two on overcame the Giantss lead. Hogan also made a home run. Pittsburgh 0; Boston 5. Zachary held the Pirates to four hits. Berger made home run, his 34th, in the first inning with two men on bases.
 American League Washington 2; St. Louis 3. St. Louis limp d back into sixth place. Washington place was not disturbed.
 New York T; Cleveland 2. Boston 6; Chicago 2. Webb made a home run in the second in- ming and tied the score. The game was won in the fifth in- ming when Began made a home run. one of the longest of the season, with two men on base. Philadelphia 0; Detroit 4. Doluack, recruit, made a home run in the fourth inning with two men on base to win the game.
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Sport S1a1ltS ALMJ0ouD

The Naval Academy should be , able to install some of the old fighting spirit into it's football campaign this fall with Lieut. Paul Moret, U s. M C., on the job as end coach.
 Moret, an end on the 1929 eleven, also was captain of the undefeated Middle boxing team. His job will be, to teach the wingmen how to spar successfully with the opposition without, however, resorting to any lefbs hooks or right crosses to the chin.
 University of Washington has contributed three of the finest com petitors of recent years to the track and field whirl in big, blond Her.
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Wilbert Robinson, manager of the Dodgers, ordered the players to go out and find amusement in the eye nings, in an effort to dissolve the clubs staleness. During a recent visit in New York, Bobby Jones played only one game of golf. He went a round with Walter P Chrysler, the auto mobile magnate.
 The big bat with which Hack Wilson of the Cubs tied the Nation al league record is known as the Hack Driver"
 Playing at it's present gait the Cincinnati Reds probably will fin ish with 500 percentage for Dan Howley, first year pilot.
 Of squad of 50 grid men at Duke this fall only five will be se- niors.
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FOOD SALE

The Martha Society will hold a food sale September 20th at the Sanitary Grocery from II a. m. to 5 D. m. adv.
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American League
NOTICE

On ana after this date I will not be responsible for any debts con- tracted by the 183 Taxi.
 September II, 1880. adv. w. ULRICH.
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SPORT BRIEFS

In the first 20 games he worked this year, Herb Pennock, Yankee left handler, issued only 12 bases on balls.
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More than 45,000 persons witness ed the first match between the American and British polo teams September 6.
La gaceta., 1930-02-17

esta. He tomao en- caye Sierpe
tres siyas pa esta mas anchos,
dOnde cantan Senteno y la Nina
der Perej{ Waste a DIR saetas /!
Limpiate tambien los oidos...,
ManOliha. Y waste a We 10 orgu
yoso que va Joaquin Consoles
con su pajolera novia gayega.
Juy, en- cuanto nos casemos er
mes que yiene, comaret Una con
feturia va a Sc la casa de noso-
tros. Arropia tn. arropia 70 Y
arropia 10 que venga. Vino.
que m'ajogo!
Como en- ell vasto campamen-
to de un vasto ejercito, llenaban
la ciudad marciales sones de cor
netas y tambores. Continue
mente encontraban nazarenos
caminando en- demanda de sus
La gaceta., 1930-02-17

cofradias, levantados los largos
antifaces cayentes de los tipi-
cos capirotes, TODD 10 presuro-
sos que les permitian los apa-
cones del indispensable puro Y
las tentadoras invitaciones de
las puertas de las tabernas en-
contradas al paso. Algunos i
ban acompanados por una espe-
Gle de Cirineos, nazarenos no.
~norarios de americana Y cordo~
bes, de recluta voluntaria entire
la vecindad del penitente, que,
orgullosos de la compania, no
sueltan al amigo encapuchado
desde que sale erguido V SECURE
de su casa hasta ell oscilante re-
greso, icon cuanta solicitud Sc
PECAN al nazareno! Ellos lie dan
conversation; ellos advierten a
La gaceta., 1930-02-17

pes, que record6 a Manuela Ia
Gale Real de La Coruha, pare
cia mas angosta con la limita-
cion de espacio impuesta por las
filas de siilas tendidas a TODD g,
largo Y las apreturas de los mi
les de personals que por ALI ib9n
y Venian buscando acomodo: gen
tie del pueblo, muy peripuestas
elias de mantilla y con 10 meior
del badl e|los; tai cual pareia de-
"ingleses"; forasteros, Y fami-
has "cacetas' que hablaban nor
todos, preguntaban por todos .
molestaban por todos. Los aIon,
ladores de sillas acosaban a lbs
transeuntes con sus ofrecimien-
tos de palabra Y por c~arteljtos
fijados en- las paroles.
-Siya pa We las cofradia.
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.Perd6neme uste; iyo Sc de

-Perd6neme ust6; iyo Sc de
ESQ!
Scr Maria del Amor Hermoso
la acarici6.
i Pobrecita!
Por la tarde, mientras Rocio
esperaba a don Ismael, EN- cuya
busca fue Currito, Copita Sc
lleyo a Manuela a yer las cofra.
diaS,
-Comare, hmpiase uste esos
oJos que milan mareao, que aho
ra Sc va uste a marea viendo
mi pueblo. INA! Err pueblo de
Maria Santfsima. La Virgen Y
70, paisanos. iOle! Waste a We
tela! Como que err Papa esta
pensando en- traerse Roma V er
Vaticano pa AGA, porque ayf no
| tiene una Semana Santa come
La gaceta., 1930-02-17
JACKIE FIELDS Y PRIMO
CARNERA PELEARAN EN-
LA PRESENTE SEMANA

New York, Feb, 17.-Las
PARTICIPATES atracciones boxisti-
cas- de la presente semana, en- to.
da la naci6n, seran las peleas
que sostengan ell campe6n mum
dial de peso "welter", Jackie, y
ell gigantic italiano Primo Car
nera.
Fields combatira en- Sn Fran
cisco, Cal, ell sabado venidero,
con Young Corbett, ell zurdo de
Fresno y Primo Camera Sc pre-
sentara hoy en- Oklahoma City
teniendo de rival a John O. Erie
kson, de Chicago.
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n PELEARA
EN- LA SEMINAL DEL
MATCH ~STRIBLING-CORRI

Mostrando confianza en- ell pu
blico de Tampa, ell promoter
Kennedy, del 116 de Artilleria,
ha resuelto que ell pr6ximo vier-
mes combatan en- Benjamin
Field, Young Stribling, ell exec
legial de Georgia, y ell austria
20 Pietro CORR.
A pesar de que Stribling es
un pugilista superior a CORR,
el empresario local abriga la Sc
peranza de que Pietro ofrezca
una autentica batalla a su con-
trincante.
Ell austriaco es uno de los j6-
venes que mas promote, dentro
de su division, y Stribling 10
sabe.
Para la semifinal Sc ha con-
tratado a Tommy Jones y jim
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"a Ia hatalla que Sc avecina.

"a Ia batalla que Sc aveclna.
HOY Sc reunira Ia comisi6n de
boxeo para decidir quien sera ell
referee de la "comedia'' del dla
q. de Ia cual, segdn los eXper-
tos. saldra Sharkey yencedor "a
costando" a su oponente.
Sin considerar {. informe de-
DR.. Frank j. Bruen, admins
trador general de la Madison 5.
Garden. declare aver estar equl-
vocados los que Sc figuran qus
Sharkey tendra una facil pelea
con Scott.
"El ingl6s es I'm buen boxea
dor Y entrara en- ell ring como VI
! igual favorito'.
Victor Campolo Sc ejerclto a.
yer dado que su c~ampamento dt
entrenamiento esta pro.egidG
contra la lluvia.
Sharkey hara guantes en- e
dia de hoy con ell belga Pierre
Charles y con Johnny Crosse.
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los conocidos del transito que "a
quel es Fulano; ellos lie llevan ell
puro Y Sc 10 pasan para que de
un par de ch~upaditas cuando no
les We ell vigilante diputado; e
Hos pagan los chatitos que dan
fuerza y descanso para ell largui
simo canine; y ellos, EN- fin, car
gan con ell cirio cuando hace
falta Y con ell nazareno al final
para restituirlo al hogan. Y, 81
Sc tercia, Sc pelican por su cofra
dia con todos los hermanos de
todas las hermandades sevilla-
mas.
-iPero cual es la tuya, gil
so?
La de la Borriquita.
-Entonse va Sc quien ere til.
La estreeha Gale de las Sier-
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B0XE0
VIDAL PELEARA HOY con-
PITUSO

En- I'm programa combinado
a toda prisa, los promot0res
Greco y Chapman, del puesto
Marcelo Gonzalez, de la Legion
Americana, presentaran esta no
che en- la Arena del Circulo Gu
bano, al italiano Kid Pituso, de
Ybor contra ell cubano Arman
do Vidal.
Pituso trata de abrirse paso
hacia la cumbre Y a modo de
nueva prueba de sus condicio-
mes ha acceptable combatir con ell
diestro y agil cubano.
Aunque ell fuerte italianito
es un adversario peligroso, vi
dial espera obtener la victoria
por la via de nocao".
Baby Guzman, de Key West
peleara e MIA semifinal con Ri
chard Hernandez.
Baby Reyes sera ell contrario
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CONTINUAL
QUE Ell INGLES SCOTT ES-
IA EN- MALAS CONDICIO-
MES FISICAS !.

Miami, Fed, 16.-La lluvia
impidi6 aver que Sc ejercitaran
Jack Sharkey y Phil Scott, los
dos hombres que ell dfa 81 sos
5endran la segunda gran bata-
liza de las palmas", en- ell Esta-
dio aquf construfdo por la COM
pania Madison Square.
Disc1tese en- todos los cfrcu-
los la noticia dada ell sabado a
la publicidad de que ell doctor
Frank H. Davis, medico de la
comisi6n de boxeo, opina que ell
pugilista ingles Phil Scott esta
en- muy pobre estado fisico pa
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|gor1a de peso complete iigero.
Sc batira con la sensation de
Chicago, el negro Larry John
son
Sid ferris, el que fue idolo del
East Side, combatira en- New
Y. con ell frances CASTOR Char
les, manana.
En- Seattle, estadO de Wash
ington, ell mejicano Tony Fuen-
te Sc dara de p~unetazos con Ha-
rry Dillon, de Winnipeg.
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Won PORAT

st. Paul, Mimi, Feb. II. =
La comisi6n de boxeo del esta-
do decreto aver la suspension
del pugilista noruego Otto Won
Porat por negarse este a res
petar un contrato que lie obi
ga a pelear, Ell martes, con Au-
gus Snyder, de Wichita.
Para sustituir a Won Porat
Sc ha contratado a Duke Horn
de la costa del PacificO.
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ny Muche, de Youngstown.

my Muche, de Youngstown,
Ohio.
Muche ofreci6 una emocio-
mantle batalla en- ell cuadrilate-
70 de los Artilleros, Ia semana
pasada, Y para el serfa de mu-
cha importancia derrotar a
Jones.
Otros de los "bouts' sera en-
ire Al Greenwood, de Sarasota,
y Jimmy Shortino.
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Risko abrira su campamento
hoy. Aver arribo Jimmy Malo-
ney. de Boston, comprometido a
peIear con ell frances Nose b.
Quillon,
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CURRITO
DE LA CRUZ
NOVELA
DOR
AlejGndr0 Perez Luqfn.

Ate1Gndf0 Perez Lug1n.
70, volvi6ndose a la superiora
Sc doli6 Rocio en- voz baja, pa
"a que Currito no la oyese:
. Por que habra madres asi
que abandonan a un hijo tan
bueno?
i Que sabes tn de la TRACE
dia de la madre de Currito!-
contest6 sOr Maria del Amor
Hermoso con extrano acento, pc
niendose encendida.
Herida por el, Rocio Sc aver
COMO y la pidi6 perd6n. sin sa-
Der 10 que decia.
La gaceta., 1930-02-17

La batalla entire ell italiano y

La batalla entire ell italiano y
Erickson sera la sexta de Car
nera en- territorio americana =
creese que tambfen sera- su sex
to ''nocao'.
FL viernes por la noche en- ell
Madison Square Garden, Peter
-Latzo, excampe6n de peso "wel-
ter, ahora mlembro de la cate