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The Washington times., 1930-07-16
Sitter Held
Wife Deserter; Sued
For DiUOrce

HAMMOND, Ind, July is
G.N.S.) .-Flagpole sitterS and
other endurance contest partici-
pants suffered a serious setback
today.
The wife of Alfred Randall,
professional flagpole sitter, has
filed suit for divorce here,
charging that the practice of
her husbands profession consti-
tuted deSertion.
BROCKTON. Mass, July is
QN.So. - Ralph (''Dangling'')
D'AgostiIio, the world champion
pole-sitter, was aloft on his
flagpole for his last day today.
When he comes down this
evening his record will be "a
days 312 hours.
The Washington times., 1930-07-16
GIRL IS HOME,
POLICE S|FT
ABDUCTION
STORY
Returned TO Home by Woman,
Louise SissiOn Refuses to
Tell Of Her Trip With Man

Louise Gladys Sission, IA, who
disappeared from Franconia, Fair"
fax county, Va. her home. Sum
day, is back in Franconia. She
arrived there at a. m. today
under what Sheriff e. P. Kirby
said are peculiar circumstances" ,"
The child, who is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sission.
was accosted by a man as she
was about to enter the Baptist
Church at Franconia Sunday
afternoon. with her two smaller
sisters. She got in the automo-
bile and drove off with the man
after he gave the smaller chill.
dren several dimes.
Found on Porch.
The matter was reported to
Sheriff Kirby and all in Fran
COMA thought the girl had been
kidnapped. While a search was
being made for her, she was
brought home by Mrs. Eta Pad
gett, who said she found the child
at 4 q. m. walking on her porch
at Hunting Greek, near Alexan-
dria.
While Louise refuses to say
where she has been since Sunday
or tell the name Of the man she
rode off with, Sheriff Kirby says
he has information that he thinks
will lead to an arrest in the next
two or three days. He said the
child and Mrs. Padgett became
close friends while the two
worked as mattresses at a lunch
room on the Richmond highway,
four miles from Franconia sev.
eral weeks ago.
Feared For Life.
He said it was common belief
in Franconia yesterday that the
girl had been done away with"
when it was learned that she
had had a serious quarrel with
a woman she worked with as q
waitress in a lunchroom at
Groveton, Va, last week.
Sheriff Kirby said that while
the girl worked as waitress in
the lunchrooms she lived away
from home.
The Washington times., 1930-07-16
YOUNG REOPE:NS
MOONEY CASE ;.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 16
uN.So.-Gov. C. c. Young to-
day had pledged an early hear.
ing for John Macdonald, con.
fessed perjurer in the Mooney
Billings case.
MacD Donald, whose admitted
false testimony helped send Tom
Mooney and Warren Billings,
labor leaders, to life terms, after
the 1916 San Francisco Prepared
ness Day bombing outrage, was
to be returned here soon from
Baltimore, Md, where nc was
found recently.
Governor Young said the State
Advisory Pardon Board, which
recently denied Mooney par.
don. and the State Supreme
Court, which July 4 recommended
against a pardon for Billings,
would meet in joint session to
hear Macdonald, whose expenses
from Maryland will be paid by
California.
Governor Young said:
For Macdonald to appear
before the board and court will
be q reOpening Of the entire
case. Everybody wants the
truth to come out"
The Washington times., 1930-07-16
J. N. Lynch, Labor
Leader, Dies at IS

SYRACUSE, N. Y, July, 16
UN.S0.-James M. Lynch, former
president of the international
Typographical Union and one Of
the bestknown labor leaders in
the country, died this morning at
st. Joseph's Hospital from blood
poisoning.
Lynch was given credit for lead.
ing the fight for the eight-hour
day. He was q member of the
State old-age pensions commits.
sion and was IS years old.
The Washington times., 1930-07-16
X k'P[ANE EF[IERS
HURT IN WRECK

BOSTWICK, Ca, July is
QN.S0-The projected nonstop
refueling flight of the monoplane
K, of New Haven, from New
York to Buenos Aires ended in
disaster today.
The ship crashed and was COM
pletely demolished near here
shortly after 8 o'clock this morn
ing.
The crew consisting of Randy
EnsloW, chief pilot and radio
operator: Garland P. Reed and
James Garrigan, assistant pilots,
incurred only minor hurts when
the plane struck the ground.
The Washington times., 1930-07-16
-Four Are Appointed
To Utilities Posts

Four men were named yester-
day to aid the Public Utilities
Commission under provisions in
the 1881 budget.
Herbert Steele was appointed
accounting and auditing assistant: ]:
James L. Martin, assistant ac-
countant and auditor; ]. w. Falk,
formerly secretary to CommiS-
Sioner Ladue, senior accounting
and auditing assistant, and Edwin
Potter, chemist to the gas inspec-
ton bureau.
The Washington times., 1930-07-16
Bride Changes His Mind;
Groom Pays for License

Speaks led his prospective bride
out of the office and into the
street. A few minutes later they
returned.
Il forgot the trains don't carry
you to Hagerstown for nothing, !"
said the thrifty bridegroom as he
laid down the required amount.
Ibid you change your mind?"
asked the clerk.
mo, she did" answered Speaks.
They said they would be mar
ried before returning to Steelton.
The Washington times., 1930-07-16

HARRISBURG, Pa, July Is.
Daniel M. Speaks. 34. of steelton,
objected to paying the regulation
$3.50 for a license to marry Mrs.
Ida Mckinney, 80, also of Steel
ton, when they applied at the
courthouse here for the license.
You can get them for 90
cents down in Hagerstown," he
told the clerk.
But that kind does not last
long" said the clerk.
The Washington times., 1930-07-16
To lose
HIS APPENDIX

CLEVELAND, July 16.-An
operation for appendicitis may be
ordered for Goose Goslin, of the
st. Louis Browns, shortly. Cos
Inns appendix has kept him mac
tive for several days. A substitute,
Badgro, has supplanted him in
the outfield.
The Washington times., 1930-07-16
Air Forces Route
Hostile Tribesnaen

BOMBAY, July is UN.S0.
Concentrations of hostile tribes
men on the northwestern bound
ary of India were -oken up to-
day. by Royal Air Force planes,
which bombed the rebels near
Malakand.
The activity of the planes scat
tered the tribesmen, who were
believed to have sufferd a num-
ber of casualties.
The Washington times., 1930-07-16
Cameron Forbes Sails
For Japan on July 20

w. Cameron Forbes Of Boston,
Americas new ambassador to
Japan, will sail July 80 on the
SIS. President Taft to take up his
diplomatic duties, it was learned
today.
Forbes came to washington
for a conference with w. r..
Castle, Assistant Secretary of
State, the early part of the week,
and today was making prepara-
tions for departure for his post
of duty.
The Washington times., 1930-07-16
BLOW KILLS FIGHTER

! DAYTON, KY, July 16 dN.SO.
Sammy Buchanon, welterweight
boxer of Waycroft, Ca, died to-
day from injuries which he re-
ceived here Monday night when
he was knocked out in the seventh
round of his bout with Jimmy
Neal, of Cincinnati.
The Washington times., 1930-07-16
Yeggnsen Get $1,000
In Cleveland Safe

CLEVELAND, July Is uN.SO.
Yeggmen today cracked the office
safe Of the Prudential Insurance
Company here and escaped with
loot estimated at $1,000, according
to police.
The Washington times., 1930-07-16
YOUTH HURT IN FALL

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, July
Il. Milton Hill, 10, received
painful injuries yesterday after.
noon when he fell from a 20-foot
ladder and landing on broken
jar, severing an artery in his arm.
The Washington times., 1930-07-16
MCDonaId'S Attorneys
Plan His Coast Trip

BALTIMORE, Nd, July Is
HN.S) Final plans for the re-
turn to California of John Nc
. Continued on Page 2, Col. y
The Washington times., 1930-07-16
Win
Your Race
With Time!

When searching
for ON ething
diff e rent" in
apartments know
the time saving
convenience of To-
eating your need
t hroug h t h e
Rental columns of
The Washington times., 1930-07-16
W E A T a ER

Fair and slightly warmer tonight; Thursday
fair and warmer; light variable winds, becoming
gentle 70 moderate southwest Thursday. Tenn
Perature yesterday-Hghest IT; lowest, 56.
Full Weather Report on Page
rhe Wasllpgina liHrp IL OnIS paper
this city publnhnR hP apatrhes at international
News Service aud tniverRaI eeFvtea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-04
GRANT IS SELECTED
GROUPS GOVERNOR
Society of the Order of the
: Founders and Patriots of
America Meets.

The District of Columbia Society Of
the Order of the Founders and Patriots
of America, meeting last night at the
Army and Navy Club, chose Lieut.. Col.
u. S. Grant, Sd, director Of Public
Buildings and Public Parks, as its gov
ernor. The post of honorary governor
Tor life was created for Samuel Herrick,
Washington attorney, who long has
been prominent in the affairs Of the
organization.
Pioneers of the United States was the
topic taken by former Senator Thomas
Sterling of South Dakota, who made
the principal address, paying tribute to
the initiative and respect for law dis
played by the pioneers. Few nag
dissertations last year were reported by
Henry Whitefleld Samson, States attor-
ney of the organization, chairman OF
the flag committee.
Serving with Col. Grant will be-:
Decatur B. Axtell, deputy governor;
r. j. G. Dorsey, secretary; E. Irving
Fulton, treasurer; Francis B. Culver,
genealogiSt; Harry A. Davis, registrar;
Edison l.. Whitney, historian; Mr.. Sam
SON and Rev. Harris E. Starr, chaplain.
The following will serve as councillors
for 1928; Col. H. ]. Hunt, Arthur
Steadman Hills and George Hillyer. jr.
Dwight Clark will serve for 1872.
Provision was made for presenting to
Washington high schools medals pre-
sented by the national society for the
best essays on subjects In Colonial his
tory. Central, Western and Business
High Schools were chosen for this
honor, but it was thought best to post
pone the awarding of these medals
until the Fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-04
WALTER GETS DIVORCE

introductory Decree Is Given to
Author in Los Angeles.
LOS ANGELES, April R).-Award
of an interlocutory decree of divorce to
Eugene Walter, author Of paid in
Full" from Charlotte Walker, stage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-04

Motor buses are becoming popular in
Indo-China.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-04

introduced Leonard P. Steuart, and
Steuart presented to the ShrinerS the
imperial potentate.
Those initiated into Almas Temple
were: William w. Badgley, William H
Churchill. Morris Cohen, Russell A.
Conn, Floyd D.. Compton. Charles C..
Danmaker, William E. Dix, Horace
Dulin, Dial H. ElkinS. James E. Evans,
LIE Grand j. P. Fichthorn, Ernest Ger
stenberg, Irwin Goodman, Elmer w.
Goss, George L. Goss, Ralph c. Grinder,
William H Harland. Charles j. Hub
bard Joseph H. Hunt. Gardner F.
Johnson, Abraham S. Kay. John r.
Kieny, Delar Kimble, G. Balls KinSloW,
Charles Laird. Harry A. La Clair. HuG-
son A. La Sale, Joseph Lesser, George
Link, Thomas P. Littlepage, Clement
Maggia, Herbert S. MiddlemiSS. Edward
P Neill, Arthur E. Preyer, Leo SchloS-
berg, DR.. Harry P. Scott, William B.
Swan, Maurice H. Thatcher, William
r. Thomas, Fred l.. Van DolSen, Thomas
H. Welsh, William M. Woods.
Those affiliated were: Roy w. Crum,
Llewellyn j. Goode, Robert D. Holcomb.
Robert L. Harrison, Fred A. Hurd,
Theodore B. Nickson. Alan B. Smith.
Robert F. Smith, John Holmes Trinder,
Service A. Wager, Charles w. Williams,
Ralph Mop. Wolfe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-04
PIONEER MOVIE DIRECTOR
is DEAD IN LOS ANGELES
Edward Warren, 10, Was Formerly
Prominent Actor and Head
of Academy.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, April edward
Warren, 70, pioneer motion picture d.
rector and once prominent actor, died
here yesterday. He appeared in casts
with Lillian Russell, Robert Mantell,
Viola Allen, Fanny Davenport and
other famous stage figures.
Warren at one time was a director
of the American Academy of Dramatic
Arts. New York City. He was born In
Boston, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-04
0rganist Ends Career.

LONDON (P.-Fred Cozens, aged 80
organist at ST. Stephens Church, Cole
man street, for 81 years, played his
last official service Christmas day. Or
ganist, pianist, vocalist and director
of music at City of London functions
for half century, Cozens sang at the
funerals of the Duke of Wellington, of
Gladstone and Of the poets Browning
and Tennyson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-04
PUBLIC LIBRARY ISSUES
EDUCATIONAL BULLETIN
List of Opportunities in Capital
Available to Public With
out Cost.

The final bulletin for the 1929-30
season on Informal Educational OPP
portunities in Washington" has just
been issued by the Public Library, and
Is available without cost at the central
building of the library at Eighth and
K streets, or at any branch or SUBJ
branch.
Since out-of-town interests lure in
Spring weather, number of trips of
historical or educational value are
included. Announcements of current
events will be posted on the bulletin
boards which will be kept up-to-date
throughout the Summer, at the main
library and branches.
One feature of the Apri1-May number
of the bulletin Is list of the offerings
of the National Theater Players,
through June 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-04

years that nearly every province now
receives some Of Its dement's.
The hospitals and missions which
have received some aid and expert as
sistance from professors maintained by
the foundation number As.
Fifty-three fellowships were given, so
that teachers In China might study
and specialize In the United States and
Europe. OF this number 81 went to
Chinese.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-04

Many cities in italy are establishing
public swimming pools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-04

actress, on grounds Of desertion was
revealed here yesterday.
The decree was given Walter by the
Superior Court last week on default
and supplemented q previous divorce
granted him In Delaware some years
ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-04
new PLANE ASSEMBLED
British Bristol Bulldog, All Metal,
One of Finest Fighting Ships.

The work of assembling q British
Bristol Bulldog all-metal pursuit plane
said to be one the worlds finest fighting
planes, has begun at the Anacostis
Naval Air Station, where the plane will
be flight tested by Navy pilots to obtain
comparison records with American
military planes.
This is the second plane of this type
received here. The first carried to his
death Lieut.. George T. Cuddihy, one OF
the foremost Navy pilots, when a por-
ton of wing fell away during test
flight. Assembly of the plane may be
completed before the end Of the week
and fight tests may begin next week.
Many cities in italy are establishing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-04
ALL CHINESE PROVINCES
HELPED BY FOUNDATION
Work Of Rockefeller Fund Now
Includes As Missions
and Hospitals.

By the Associated Press.
SHANGHAI, April 4.-The work of
the Rockefeller Foundation in China
has expanded so rapidly the last few
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-04

Italy will build a modern system Ct
roads and highways in Libya, in North
Africa, at cost of $685., 900.
La gaceta., 1930-04-18
CONTRA DICK
GORE

Jose Manuel Paula, en- union
lie Mr.. Griffith, presentara el
.unes, a Relampago Saguero
contra Dick Gore, en- la Arena
del Cfrculo Cubano.
Muchos pensaran que Gore es
una "paloma' para ell cubano
pero algunos que han visto Pc
lear a Dick en- Jacksonville Opt
nan 10 contrario.
Con esta pelea y un excelente
programa secundario quiere Jo-
Sc Manuel "inyectar" vitalidad
a la "decaida" Arena de la De-
Gina avenida.
Mr.. Gore procede de Atlanta,
Georgia.
Cinco peleas, a seis rounds
cada una, han sido contratadas.
Tony Lopez Sc batira con
Young Diamond, Felipe LobatC
con Sarl Bachman, frankie Da.
rro con Harry Kesey, Frank.
Perez contra Joe Knight y Y
-
Dallas contra Rudy Williams.
La gaceta., 1930-04-18

tono soberbio - me tomas qui-
zas por I'm imbecil? Yo no mato
a la genie; esa faena Sc la deio
a los otros. Ademas, va sabes
que me causa horror la sangre.
Puedes estar tranquila, hermo-
sa mia; llevare en- ell bolsillo vi.
frasquito lleno de IN liquido
completamente inofensivo. que
dormira al ciego Y a su Meta
dulcemente y les procurara has
ia la manana siguiente suenos
deliciosos.
La Frileuse, que no tenia ma
da mejor que hacer, pas6 una
iparte del dia en- ell cuarto de
Griffard. Por la tarde regres6
a la Gale de Lille, donde lego a
las siete, hacienda yer como que
voivfa del taller despu6s de un
La gaceta., 1930-04-18
ia de trabajo bien empleado.

ola de trabajo bien empleado.
Habl6 durante unos instances
con Ia sonora Fabrice y luego
Suo.o a su cuarto donde perma-
"ecio eosa de media bora. vol
Vlerdo despu6s en- busca de IA
portera' a la que lie dijo QUE co.
mo no guerra acostarse tan pro,
TO- bajaba para hacerle comm
MIA. O0'ip'
La Frileuse Sc preparaba pa.
= eI papol que habia de desen-
pe1'r al dia siguiente.
= las diez y media, despu6s
pe NADER visto a Pedro salir de
IA casa suoi6se a su cuarto.
Al dia siguiente. simulo de
noeVo que Sc iba a trabaiar, ca
mo no tenfa NADIA nuevo que CO.
muniear a Griffard, mat6 .,
La gaceta., 1930-04-18

-Ahora-anadi6 ,-dime CO.
mo estan dispuestas las habita-
clones del piso.
La Frileuse lie hizo la descrip-
cion pedida.
A MEDIA que iba hablando
ella el trazaba con mano bas-
tante habit ell plano del piso.
-Lo veO como 81 estuviera
alli-dijo Griffard cuando hu-
DO terminate su dibujo:-Se
entra; enfrente ell comedor; en-
seguida, a la derecha, la alcoba
del ciego, cuya CANA debe hallar
Sc a la izquierda entrando, pues
to que la ventana esta en- ell O.
trio extreme; al lado, la alcoba
de la muchacha, que toca COZ
la pared medianera que la Sc
para de la casa ~eontigua.
La gaceta., 1930-04-18

- All, :. ell mozo de la Gale
de Saint-Sebastien! IVA todas
las noches?
-Cada dos dias Y los domin
Cos. Aver no fue.
va 10 Sc; ell Lagarto 10 es-
tuyo esperanto inGtilmente.
Ira esta noche y mahana
no.
-Entonces hay que dar ell
golpe manana; tengo tempo pa
ra p%repararlo TODD. Ell viejo ma
acompanara. GTu va habras adj
vertido que tenias padres Y un
hermano?
ST.
-Entraremos en- la casa 3
las nueve de la noche; til esta-
ras en- la porteria y cuando la
portera nos yea, : Gala, mi pa
La gaceta., 1930-04-18
Dire Y mi hermano julio!

Dire y mi hermano Julio!
-Qheo que podrfais pasaI
sin que os viese la portera, CO.
locandome 70 delante de la puer
ia del kiosco.
ST, mejor es, mas SECURE.
Una vez dado ell golpe, habra
que salir; has pensado en- ESQ?
-Permanecer6 en- ell kiosco.
La portera no cierra la puerta
de la Gale hasta las diez.
-Entonces TODD va bien; te.
nemos mas tempo del que ne
cesitamos para registrar los
muebles.
-Ademas, va me arreglare
yo para que la puerta no este
cerrada del TODD.
Griffard tom6 un pedazo de
papel y un lapiz.
La gaceta., 1930-04-18
OXE
QUINTERO CONTRA JARR-
ELL

La tan esperada pelea entire
Pee Wee farrell y Manuel Quin
tero Sc efectuara esta noche en-
Benjamin Field.
Aunque ell Sr. farrell gasta
p~alabritas duras y dulces mien-
:raS pelea, Manuel lie derrotara
es.a .,0che con suma facilidad.
Puede que nos equivoquemos,
dado que Pee Wee va venci6 en-
una OCCASION al tampeno; pero
un fenomeno debe operarse pa
ra que 10 vuelva a derrotar pot
segunda vez.
Femos visto en- acci6n al S..
FARRELL y seguros estamos que
es una buena persona.
Como boxeador es... bastante
inferior a Mano, 81 no lie hemos
apreciado NAL en- los pocos mi
nutos que lie vimos con los guam
ties puestos.
La gaceta., 1930-04-18
es.

Ell ciego no me preocupa-
'prosigui6 ell bandido como ha-
blando consigo mismo de csc
daremos pronto cuenta; pero
esta la pequena... Isl al menos
durmiese! iPero quia! Las mu-
chachas tienen siempre los Oh
dos Y los ojos abiertos; suenan,
81, pero despiertas... Sera pre-
elsa habilidad, sangre fra, pues
un solo CRITIC 10 echarfa a per-
der TODD.
La Frileuse apoy6 fuertemen
tie su mano en- el brazo de Grit
fard.
i Que estas murmurando
ahi?-le dijo asustada - aca-
so piensas asesinarlos?
ii Quita afla!-replic6 81 con
La gaceta., 1930-04-18

Aramis del Pine, que en- un
tempo fuera el "astro" de los
pugilistas cubanos de peso de
puma, ahora esta preparando a
j6venes "aficionados'.
De no haber sido por la capa
amarillo" Del Pine hubiera lie
gado a la cumbre de su catego-
ria, en- este pals.
Pero en- los dltimos ai,0s en-
cuanto lie pegaban en- la nariz 0
cerca de los ojos, emprendia la
retirada, temiendo lie afearan La
"fisonosuya".
La gaceta., 1930-04-18
FOLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
DE TALES PADRES,
TALES HIJOS"
Por
Henry German

ST, Moulinet me 10 habfa
dicho va. Has tornado ell moi
de de la cerradura?
Enriqueta Mabire sac6 del pc
cho I'm trapo en- ell que iba en-.
vuelta la cera con que habfa
tornado ell molde.
-Bueno, como dice ell vieio
Ramoneau-anadi6 riendo.--
IA que bora Sc acuesta?
-Hacia las nueve, las noches
que ell novio de la muchacha no
va.
La gaceta., 1930-04-18
NOTAS DE- BOXED

Por mucho que liable Mr.. ia
rreI! no creemOs que esta noche
conseguira derrotar a Manuel
Quintero.
La "charlataneria" di6 result
tado en- Coral Gables; pero en-
Tampa fracasara.
Nosotros recomendamos a Ma
nuel que 81 Pee Wee lie habla en-
La gaceta., 1930-04-18

Relampago Sagiero ha convC-
nido en- enfrontarse con ell VEN
ced0r del match de esta noche.
Sera el tercer encuentro del
cubano con ell tampeno.
La gaceta., 1930-04-18
ingles, lie conteste en- espanol.

Ell Curro Lorente tomara es-
ia noche la pelea entire Quintero
y ell hombre de Grand Rapids.
On Miguel opina que Manuel
vencera por amplio margen.
La gaceta., 1930-04-18

Como es natural, Ell periods
ia Dickerson repiti6 aver su
"profecfa" de que Pee Wee de
nuevo Sc burlara de Manuel,
venciendolo.
Cree ell manager del j6ven de
Grand Rapids que este vencera
tambien a Sammy Mandell, ell
dia 20.
La gaceta., 1930-04-18
LIGA AMERICANA

Ell NAL tempo hizo que fue-
ran suspendidos dos de los desa-
fios.
Los tigres de Bucky Harris
vencieron aver a los Browns,
con la poderosa ayuda de White
La gaceta., 1930-04-18

Comritt. n ell programa de
esta noche routs" entire Crac-
ker Jack Webb, de Orlando, y
Jack Nc Cue, de Roanoke.
Joe Figarrotta Sc batira con
Mike Easter y Tony Lopez con
Baby Shortino.
La gaceta., 1930-04-18

Cuando los "tomeguines" Sc
cansen de estar en- La Habana.
va saben que aqui los aguarda-
mos con los hrazos abiertos.
Aunque los derroten todos los
dias, siempre seran bien reel.
bidos.
La gaceta., 1930-04-18

Jose Manuel Paula presenta-
ra ell lunes un magnifico main
bout, en- la Arena de la Decima
Aunque ell Relampago Saguero
es superior a Dick Gore, no por
este debe creerse que Dick es
un "timida paloma".
Mr.. Griffith es ahora Ell pro,
motor del Circulo, seg1n Sc nos
ha informado.
Buena suerte Y larga vida!
La gaceta., 1930-04-18

En- III decima entrada hizo ell
Chicago (Medias Blancas) Ia
carrera decisiva, derrotando a
los lndios.
Catorce hits bate6 cada club.
Cuatro pitchers utilize e. Clevc-
land y dos el Chicago.
Netzler di6 ell triunfo a su
La gaceta., 1930-04-18

ba presenciar Ell tercer desafio
entire smokers" y "tars', mas
de 5000 personals nenaron aver
las g~lorietas del terreno de
Plant.
Bruce estaba en- buena for
ma Y los ''fieles' locales vieron
como su club hacia siete "arre-
ras con IL hits.
ManoIo Cueto de nuevo dis
.par6 dos terapeuticos y puso
dos carreras en- la Inca de su
club, en- cuatro wees al bate. Ell
"hombre Diablo" esta conforme
este ano V su eficiencia es una
buena prueba.
Lawson y Douglas, los pit
chers utilizados por ell Jackson
Vile, NADIA pudieron hacer pa
ra contener a los bateadores To-
Gales.
De esperar es que ell p1blico
sepa agradecer ell sacrifice de
los Sres Cone y Cobb y acuda
tambien a los desafios en- que de
be "aflojarse" la plata.
Hoy volveran a jugar los Sc
ternos rivales".
Jax. O10 900 001 : &c Oh lie
Tampa 100 022. O20 7c 12h Be
Manana iran los smokers" a
Jacksonville a jugar ALI una Sc
RE de cuatro juegos con los
"tars".
Montgomery 12c, 13h, %;
Columbus &c, III, &c.
! Rodriguez bate6 I'm hit de cin
/ co wees al bate, Luciano dos,
de cuatro veces al bate.
Pensacola &c, 11h, De; Selma,
lie, III, lie.
La gaceta., 1930-04-18

No debe olvidarse que la CO.
mission de boxeo del 116 ha de
cidido "revisar" todas las deci-
stones iniustas que los referees
rindan.
I'm trabajo mas "complejo"
que ell asignado al tercer hom.
bre en- ell ring.