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La gaceta., 1930-05-08

Los siete c~oncejales que ell
martes votaron contra la Pun
ia del PEI Cato, g~anandose la
simpatia de los vecinos de
Ybor y West Tampa, publica-
ron aver I'm memorial" expli-
cando su actitud.
Con los siete aparece fir
mando otro CONCEAL, Emerson,
que ell martes votara en- contra
de la moci6n Bailey.
Llaman ellos la atenci6n 50.
bre ell hecho de que solo lit
contingencies dieron SUI vote
a favor de que la ciudad gasta-
"a $4,000 y que estos no re-
presentan ell sentir del pueblo.
Hacen saber que ell terreno
de Drew tiene todos los amos
una perdida de $500 Y que no
debe asumirse una perdida de
$4,000 en- los $750,000 en- DO.
nos.
Sc ataca a la Camara de Co.
mercio, dando a entender que
esta viene "jugando a la poll.
tica," y Sc defiende ell estudiC
y las cifras aportadas por ell il
geniero Cason.
La gaceta., 1930-05-08
NO QUISO CONCEDER UN
NUEVO JUICIO

No quiso aver ell juez Parks,
de la corte del circuito, conce-
der un nuevo juicio a la Srta.
Rose Van Geyt, asistente que
fuera del secretario del Tam
pa Motor Club, condenada a
pagan $25, 900 a la Sra. Mollie
Middaugh por haber dado
muerte, con un %autom6vil, al
esposo de esta.
Ell jurado concedi6 esa can
tidad sin que la Srta. Van Geyt
compareciera.
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yor n1mero de naciones a COM
batir las guerras de Francia o
asegurarle la paz. Por ESQ ha
intentado Francia armar la Lii
ga de las Naciones, invent6 ell
Tratado de Locarno, trat6 de
yincularse con los Estados Uni
dos por medic del pacto que la
habilidad de Kellogg genera
liz0 astutamente hasta hacerlo
innocuo. Y ahora ejerce pre-
sion de Londres para obligar a
In~glaterra a combatir por ella
cuando la Sociedad de las Ma
clones (que Francia domina)
asi 10 decida.
TODD este esta perfectamen-
tie bien; TODD este es l6gico, jus
to, indispensable y urgente, Sc
gun la l6gica parisiense. Los
franceses padecen, por decirlo
asi, de una especie de paran-
cia, Sc Green perseguidos por-
que sus demands no son acep-
tadas con entusiasmo. Ell len
guaje de sus peri6dicos es a.
gresivo, indignado e insolente !;
razonan como obcecados. Los
argumentos de la diplomacia
francesa 10 dejan a uno estu-
pefacto. Arguye que un cam
bio del estatur quo seria una
amenaza para todas las poten-
cias que de dicho estatur quo
estan satisfechas. Ell manteni-
miento de la situaci6n actual
esta por 10 tanto organizado
militarmente de acuerdo con
los intereses comunes.
En- otras palabras, Francia,
que de la guerra ha sacado be-
neficios fantasticos tanto eco
n6micos como financieros en-
territories mineros y en- repa-
1aciones, sostiene que es un de-
Der International conservarse
ell botin intacto. Pues una a.
LAMA debe defender 10 que ha
creado. La guerra habria sido
in1til 81 sus resultados no fue-
sen salvaguardados. Por 10 tan
to hay que resolverse a comba-
tir por Francia en- 10 future, a
fin de justificar ell haber COM
batido por ella en- ell pasado.
Ell horror de los franceses a
la soledad Sc alimenta de un es-
pectro; Ell de la posibilidad de
una alianZa italo-germana. Tai
union es una simple hipotesis
sin base alguna, por ahora. Pc
70 81 hay alguien que trabaje Sc
riamente 3 efecto de realizar /!
combination es p~recisamente
Francia. Cuando esta lie MEGA
con tanta obstinacion la pari-
dad naval a Italia los italianos
no pueden menos que buscar
puertos libres a su trafico mari
timo. Y como ell Mar Mediterra-
neo puede verse bloqueado por
fuerzas preponderantes termi-
naran por verse forzados a mi
rar hacia ell Mar del Norte. No
ven los franceses que ell mod1
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SECCION DE
DEL CENTRIC A

Por este medic Sc eta a to-
dos los socios de esta Secci6n
a Junta General que Sc cele-
brara ell Jueves Mayo 8, en- ell
edificio social de Ybor, a las
8 P. NJ. Sc rpega la asistencia
de todos.
F. Gonzalo,
Secretario.
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PALMET1J
NO. 161> De LOS W. O. W.

Por este medic Sc eta a todea
los miembros de esta Logia, Pr
ra la Tenida Regular de hoy
Jueves, a las s p. m.
.Por tener que tratar I'm as I:
to de gran trascendencia, Sc r.
quiere Ia mas puntual asiste1-
cia de todos.
Fraternalmente,
A. del Castillo,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1930-05-08

Ell gran jurado federal que
estuvo reunido en- Jacksonville,
la semana pasada, ha ordena-
do ell procesamiento de 81 ciu-
La gaceta., 1930-05-08

Los que hacen oposici6n a los
concejales que nos han librado
de la Punta del Peg Cato, dicei.
que los ediles parecen dispues
tos a gastar la mitad de los
$750,000 en- ell terreno de Drew,
sin consular al comite de finan
"a cue preside ell banquero Bin
nicker.
Hasta ahora solo Sc ha pedi-
do Ia opinion del comite para
una cuenta de $1,000, hOnora-
rios de un ingeniero que fue con
La gaceta., 1930-05-08

dadanos que viven en- Ell distri-
to de Tampa.
Muchos de los procesados
estan en- libertad bajo fianza
y varios seran detenidos entire
ell dfa de hoy y manana.
Por vio'ar la ley SEGA apare-
cen acusados Henry Borrego
Frank E. Braxton, G. H. Clark,
antonio D.az, D.. Furgeson, Ma
nuel Garcia, B. Sanchez, Oscar
Gonzalez, JESUS Mendez, Ma
nueI Flores, Elijah Gridiron,
Joe Poneco, Joaquin Romera, 10
Sc Rubin, Mony Marie, Anto-
mo Digiovanni, Frank Trupio-
no, Manuel B. Suarez y otros.
La gaceta., 1930-05-08

{ La secretarfa de la guerra lie
L. naci6n aprob6 un proyecto de
terraplen Y tunel por debajo de
la bahia de Hillsborough, qle
Sc extendera desde Garden
Point hasta un punto a ocho mi
Has de Ruskin. Ell tunel sera
construido en- la parte del ca
nal para los barcos.
La gaceta., 1930-05-08

La Camara de Concrete pre-
sentara su proposition al mayor
Nc Kay, detallando en- que for.
ma Sc debe invertir ell product)
de una milesima de las contri-
buciones, que Sc pedira destine
la ciudad a hacer propaganda
en- TODD ell pals.
Ell dinero sera empleado ca
anunciar en- peri6dicos, revistaG
y otros medios.
Tratase de dar apoyo a la in
,dustria del tabaco y conseguil
que Tampa Sc convierta en- III
centric de turismo.
La gaceta., 1930-05-08

'tratado para ayudar a la inves-
tigaci6n de las condolences que
ell sitio reune.
La gaceta., 1930-05-08

William ]. Burns, jefe que
fuera de la policia secreta del
gobierno federal, fue aver hues-
ped del Club Kiwanis, disertan-
do sobre Ia actividad de los ra-
dicales en- este pals.
Dijo que la Tercera Interna-
cional ha estado laborando pa
ra quebrantar la moral patriG-
tica de los Estados Unidos, apo
yada por incontables millones
de pesos robados a los ricos dc
Russia, durante la revoluci6n.
Refiriendose a la corporation
Amtorg dijo de esta que es una
"columna de hume para ocultar
las verdaderas actividades dc,
Soviet.
La gaceta., 1930-05-08
LICAREO CuRA

Q~uEMADURAS.-E aqua ECSEMA EINFECCIONES
cahente, ell fuego, la grasa cali DE LA PIEL.-LlCARRO cura
ente, las G1venaduras de estnfa la ecsema, el er3peine, Ia sarna,
producer dolores agudos Y deian la excoriaci6n, ef escozor. 81 sar.
ccatrices. LICARBO quita Ell puRidc Y la comez6n dc Ia piei
dolor en- seguda, deja la parte Calma la iritaci6n Ell segiIda
afectada impia y tersa. NADIA Y deia la pd tersa v Iimnia Ia
DHCloAlhIIEo. satisfaction propia en- ell esmero
personal hace de LICAKBO una
LOS GOLPES Y LAS TOR necesidad.
CEDURAS Guelen. MCARBO LAS LLAGAS VEJAS is
APPLICABLE Ell segsida Guita ell do ULCERAo. LOS RARROS v
lor, reduce la inflammation Y hace LOS E%URJJNCTTOS 50 cn-an
desaparecer las manchas amora- con MCARBO cuando todos loo
tadas. En- unas cuantas horas es otros tratar.ientos han faIado
impossible reconocer la parte Su accion al limpiar ia parta
afectada- afectada, nj redutir la infection
~ y al curar la laga es excelente.
LIS PIES TRATAMIENTODELCJE-
ANPOLlAlOS I CON Co RIO Observation-Disclosures
NEON Sc slenten ahVados y detlcne la cafda del pelo. Por
TelIescanos mmedlatamerte con queP Porque destruye Ia caspa
LlGAnDo., La comezon entire Los trata nentoS con LICARBO
los Geuos ussapafece; desruye deJan eI uero cabeiludo limpiS
ia los pies en- perfecto estado. iado v Irn. ,nte. s; usted m5;aro
Su propio bienestar requiere ell fcuidar 81 ne,od ah lamonto Nc
hso de LICARBO. |LICAIP0 "Vo "O
PRIMERAS CURhCIONES.-Cualquier cortads raso,r...
plquete de lnsecto o Merida debera curarse q segr;1o 40
CARLO; Su apicaci6n evita Ell peigro de una infection y nrotano
contra ell en~venenamiento septco. La cicatrizaci6n en1n5e1o ~
seguida y Sc mitiga ell door. Frecuentemente las her;dare ieeraa
que parecen nslgnhicantes resultan seias debido a rms 90 5eSm;
dan. Sea listed precavido y use LICARBO.
ARBO esa garantizado para todas las condolences moro loo
Sc ha recommended; LICARBO no solamente meraco pmo
smo GU. - herastar y oo,ridoa N"Noo pro
a su far e"0 eAseh "a "sot
La gaceta., 1930-05-08

Cual chiquilla presa de gran
pavor, Francia Sc siente en- las
garras del terror a la soledad.
Y con raZ6n.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
BY GAYLE TALBOT, Jr..
Associated Press Shorts Writer

DALLAS, March 17-tR1- There
was never much wrong with Cyrus
Leland as a Splinter. except that
he couldn't win with any degree
Of consistency. The flying Frog
apparently has corrected that phase
Of his technique largely because
he has learned TO start faster.
In showing his heels 10 Claude
Bracey twice Saturday at TT. Worth.
the Texas Christian University
speed merchant gave a marvellous
exhibition Of getting away from
the mark. Previously considered
much slower than the Rice star
on the getaway. he gained fully a
yard start in the 1o0-yard dash and
got an even break in the go.
It was that perfect jump with
the gun that enabled Leland 70
breast the tape a foot ahead OF
Bracey in the century. as the Owl
flash came up strong In the last 50
yards, but the start had nothing 70
do with his victory in the furlong.
He ran Bracey into the ground in
the longer event, leaving no doubt
OF his superiority.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
CY LELAND'S FLYING START
PUTS HIM AMONG THE BEST

LeIand's time Of 90 seconds In
the century tied the recognized
world record for the distance. but
was a tenth Of a second slower
than the recognized American mark
OF 9.5 set ~ Eddie Tolan. negro
star. last summer. The fact that
he was running against a fairly
s-..l wind and on a track made
sCsgY by an overnight rain added
iIs.re TO Leland'S performance.
Ills recent defeat by Jack Elder
Of Notre Dame at go yards on an
indoor track at New York largely
was responsible for Leland's I'm
proved form. Since returning from
the east he has devoted most OF
hts time 10 that feature OF the
game. He always had the speed once
he got under way.
Bracey and Leland, two as earn
est rivals as one will find In a days
drive, are due TO M their feud
IN the Texas relays March % at
Austin. They also will meet In tie
Southern Methodist relays here
March 20. IA the Penn relays at
Philadelphia. in the national inter
collegiate and the southwest con-
ference meet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
Under the Big Top

NEW YORK. March l7-tP-
Manager Bob Shawkey OF the New
York Yankees announces the Yam
kee lineup for the opening games
OF the season against the Athletics
at Philadelphia April is will be:
Combs, Ruth and Cooke in the
outfield. Gehrig, Lazzeri. Koenig
and Chapman in the infield, Dick
ey catching and either Hoyt or
Pipgras pitching. This lineup de-
parts from last years In only two
instances. Coore and Chapman be-
ing mincC league stars who seem
TO have made the big league grade.
John McCraw. manager OF the
New York Giants, is perturbed
about the weather. AS he watched
the rain wash off an exhibition
game with the Chicago White Sox
yesterday at San Antonio, he re-
marked that his team had lost
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
Seen Likely to Retain Championship Flag
PORTS CHATS
!. ~ With Hal EuSt0ce

THERE Is a number OF ". r.. "A.
members in Brownsville who shoot
regular. Here Is some N. R. A. dope
on championships they would be in
terested in:
d. S. McDOUGAL, of the Naval
Academy, Annapolis. won the Indi-
vidual Gallery Championship &C %
feet with any sights and with metal
lii sights. The free rifle champion
ships at so feet and at Is feet we're
won by j. v. Crawford, SanSa Ynez,
Calf, and w. l.. Stephens, Jr., or
Moores, Pa, respectively. H. O.
Swanson. Minneapolis. Mimi. took
the honors in the gallery grand ag-
crerate at so feet and Sgt. Joseph
smith. Fort Ontario, N. r., won the
same event az rs feet. u. l.. LaRue.
Cicero. Ill. won the individual
standing and individual kneelng
matches at rs meet. The kneeling
match at so feet went to j. a.
Shaw. Dyer. Wyo.. and the stand
ing match at so feet 10 sgt. ID. x.
Boots. Pasadena, Calf.
Results Of the pistol events were
as follows: Set. Joseph Smith Fort
Ontario. N. ". VOL the free pistol
match. the ~. r. "A. individual pistol
championship. the rapid fire pistol
match. the % slow fire pistol match,
all at 70 yards. and the individual
60 pistol military championship
-fret ~ 80 feet. Lieut.. Lloyd ID. L.
Man. White Plains. ~. Y. took the
% slow fire pistol match and the
rapid fire pistol match. both at So
feet. The ". n. "A. individual pistol
championship. so feet range. went
10 Harry s. Menkel. New York CITY,
the free pistol match. also 50 feet,
10 X. w. Right. Chanute. Kans..
and the individual police pistol
championship to 8 wv. Wiracofer
Redondo Beach. Calf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
FOUR HOMERS
!, ARE CLOUTED
Fitzgerald Gets Four-Ply
Blow With Bases
Loaded
Especial to The Herald.)

McALLEN, March ia Valley
crowd Of 5000, trimmed because Of
threatening rain, saw the Wichita
Avistors Of the Western league trim
the Giant seconds here Sunday az
ternoon by q score of 10 to 8.
The pitchers evidently have not
rounded into form as yet, for the
sluggers had a great day. four Of
them parking the pill for home
runs.
The Giants got off to q big lead
in the third inning, when Fitzgerald
slashed out a four-ply smack with
the sacks loaded. Andy Reese fol-
lowed him 70 the plate and dupli-
Gated. From then on out, two Avi-
atcr boxmen held the Giants fairly
well In hand.
After g~arnering three runs In the
third inning on a flock of hits and
q bobble, the Aviators whipped I'D
their horses in the sixth when Lin
deman and johnson hit home runs.
Drtzxiing showers In the lower
end of the Valley trimmed attend
ance materially.
The score by innings:
Wichita OO3 i04 020 10
Giants OILS 00l 010 8
Batteries: Wichita - Meadows,
Newbill. Woods and Harris; Giants
Brush. Povley, Tenant and Welt
rnhn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
DON SET FOR
SPEED TESTS

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. March
17.-CPr-Kaye Don. British race
car driver. today pronounced his
giant 24-cylinder Silver Bullet ma
chine ready for another series OF
test runs " the ocean speedway
here preparatory 10 making an as
sault upon the worlds speed record
OF 23f miles an hour.
During preliminary trials Satur-
day, the machine developed an oil
leak, and trouble was experienced
with the radiation system. Mechanics
made repairs over the week end.
On his first test Saturday Don
attained a speed OF 1913 miles an
hour. He hopes 10 set a record Of
from 240 to $50. although the des-
igner Of the machine. Louis Coatel-
en-. who has arrived here from Eng
land. said II has n top speed OF
from $40 70 800 miles an hour.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
VALLEY CLUBS
OPEN TUESDAY
Western League Teams Set
For Thirty-G Gam
Schedule
Special 20 The Herald.)

10 Int E1c4a Ad.t
McAIIEN. Texas. March IT,
Manager Art Griggs Wichita Avia-
the four Western Loop clubs train
today for the opening OF the Valley
schedule Of spring games between
the four Western Loip clubs train
ing In the Lower Rio Grande Valley
OF Texas.
The Aviators open the schedule
Tuesday afternoon in a game with
Spencer Abbott's Omaha Packers
in what promises to be q very in
teresttng exhibition inasmuch as
the Packers dropped their game
Clturday to the New York Giants
while the Aviators stopped the
Giants here Sunday afternoon ten
20 eight.
GriEgs' team Is In excellent con-
dition and will probably lead the
averages at the close Of its sche-
dule of thirty games with the Dem
yer Demons, Omaha Packers and
Des Moines. the four Valley cities
in which the Western Loop clubs
are training have virtually adopted
their respective teams and have
given them as much backing rs
purely local athletic organizations
have received.
II Is expected that the cash
guarantees given by the four CO..
operating Valley cities will be re-
funded from receipts al the gates
during the thirty-day season Of
practice games.
SAN BENITO. March Tive
are all ready for the opening bat
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
SQUAD Will
REMAIN SAME
Additional Hurlers Being
Developed; Mahaffey
Looks Good
BY ALAN GOULD
Associated Press Sports Editor

FORT MYERS, Fla, Mar. l7-tR)
Although the full cast OF worlds
champions. for various reasons. has
not been completely reassembled in
training camp. there appears ample
justification for the confidence
among the Athletics that they will
enjoy another seasons run at the
top OF the American league heap.
The benign leader, 67-year-old
Connie Mack. and his agile men
are holding baseball's highest Of
flee with an outfit that seems TO
be decidedly or the upgrade. rath-
er than showing any signs Of dis
~integration. The burden Of proof is
on the seven other clubs, and so
far. with the exception OF the New
York Yankees, no particularly dam
aging evidence has been offered.
Same Team
The Athletics. barring accidents,
will take the filed 10 defend their
honors this year with the same
team that scampered VIGOROUSLY
from the worlds series battle with
the Cubs last October.
Max Bishop, second sacker. re-
ported later; Bing Miller, veteran
outfielder, took a week away from
camp for his honeymoon; and Al
Simmons, cleanup Slugger. has con-
ditioned himself at HotSprings,
rather than run the risk OF impcril-
ling his tender ankles on Florida
sand: but all three stars will be
at their regular posts when -
season opens.
The net profits OF the training
siege are likely TO show in better
reserve strength and In at least one
important addition 10 the pitching
staff already among the best.
The outstanding twirling new
conner = Leroy Mahaffey, righ'
handler, who came to the AS viz
Portland Of the Pacific Coas
league. He has shown sufficien'
stuff TO stamp him as a probabll
starting regular.
Bailey Shines
The only position in doubt whel
the camp was pitched was short
stop, where the youthful Eouther,
recruit, Eric McNair. appeared a
a rival for the veteran Joe Boley
This doubt has been removed b.
Boley's steady work and evidence
that the veterans arm Still cal
keep the ball ahead OF the fleetes
runners. McNair. who IS only 20
nevertheless will be kept in reserve
along with Dib Williams. q promis
ing second sacker. I'D from Littl
Rock; and Jim Keesey. first base
man recalled from Portland. Roge
Cramer and Roy Tarr r two 9th
err promising infielders.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
San Angelo, Maud
Are CO. Champions

FORT WORTH, Texas. March II.
-LR-Teams Of San Angelo and
Maud, Okla, we're co-champions IN
the high school division today In the
40 high hurdles event Of the South
western track and field meet held
Saturday, as q result Of q revision
of the finish announced yesterday
by r. P. Evans, superintendent OF
the Fort Worth Recreation Depart
ment. sponsoring organization.
Awards OF cups were due both
teams. Ssn Angelo previously had
been declared winner with IL points
as compared with ala for Maud.
Oklahoma.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
Wichita Slugs Way to 10 to 8 Victory Over Giants
tie" said Milton Anftngsrs Uwaen
on the Denver Bears.

The opening game Is Tuesday.
Harlingen's Des Moines team
plays here, and San Benito iS ready
90 make "a strong bid for the loving
cup which President Lee Keyser OF
the Des Moines club has offered fcr
the largest opening crowd.
The next day Denver plays De1
Moines at Harrington, and then thg
Cameron county teams exchange
with Hidalgo county teams.
MY men are in fine shape An~
finger said. They are throwing this
ball around I'm mid-season form.
II am pleased with the showing
being made by a lot OF the young
sters on the team. and our Pitch
ers are going to make somebody
worry"
Anfinger. known rs the 'rain-
maker" brought in a light rain
with him. and 10 has hung on in
termittently since then. but has not
kept hi men from training.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
Amateur Loop Grows
In Central Texas

TEMPLE, March l7.-R1-Fur-
ther entries were expected today N
the Central Texas Amateur League.
organized Saturday under sponsor
ship Of The Temple Telegram.
The League offered one Of the
most compact loops IN Texas, IL
teams, al within @ radius Of 30
miles, announcing entry at a meet
AtnR or managers. Next Saturday
vas set as the headline" for other
entries.
The League will be strictly an
amateur circuit. IL was decided.
Towns represented were: Bolton,
Temple, Taylor, FARRELL, Heiden-
helrner, Joe Lee, Belfalls. Mcffitt,
Burlington, Lampasas and Killeen.
Three teams entered from Temple.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
inf ikf Hrtid get a grin

ADon't let q cold get a grip,
ON you and then feel that it
must "run its course" In
stead, when the first synp-
toms warn you that a cold
has attacked you. take<Lax!
ana andscheck it at the START
Lax-ana gives overnight
results because it is Double
Strength. It is an amazingly
effective prescription fc-
colds, grippe, sick headache,
biliousness, and malarial
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
Amazing Formula for Colds,
Grippe and Bilious Fever
VI Gives Overnight Results

I chills and fever.
Ask your local druggist for
1.-The large CSC bottle of Lax
ana which he is authorized to
! sell on a guarantee of salts
sfactione orr money refunded.
#And look for the words "Dou-
fbles Strength" which appear
in red on every bottle.
Double Strength
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
GAMES

CBy The Associated PreSS)
AT Winter Haven. Fla.-St Louis,
CN) q: Philadelphia CN 3.
At St. Petersburg. Fla.-Bo5son
CN) 4: New York ca 1.
At San Francisco-San Francisco
4: Pittsburgh CN) ].
At Tampa. Fla.-Cincinnati (N
Is: Dtroit CAD 3.
At Avalon. Calif.-Chicago N)
10; Los Angeles 5.
At Biloxi, Miss.-Washington (A)
8; Louisville 2. .
Al Pensacola. F1a.-Boston CA)
g; Mobile Is. A. /.
GAMES TODAY
At St. Petersburg. Fla.-New York
CAD. VS.. Cincinnati CN).
AT West Palm Beach, Fla.-Brook-
ivn tND. VS.. ST. Louis (A).
At Fort Myers. Fla.-Phiiadeiphia
CAV. VS.. Columbia.
At Sarasota, Fla.-Detroit tA), vs..
Indianapolis.