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The Washington times., 1930-11-21

That blow, minimizes our
aerial game at least so per
cent" )" Athletic Director Dutch
Bergman said today. "What-
ever gains we make win likely
be through straight football.
Con the whole / am salts
fled with the showing Of my
men. We are short Of re
serves but are hoping to carry
through with our starting
Gne-uD."
The Washington times., 1930-11-21

One performance which has
boosted Cardinal stock over.
night is Saturdays $50 de-
feat plastered upon the
COlOnials by Albright while
Catholic was extending q
strong Manhattan College
team to the limit.
The Washington times., 1930-11-21
C.U.-G. W. Scores
FLAHERTY AT MARQUETTE

Vincent FIaherty, former st.
Johns College and Eastern High
School football sensation locally,
Is attending Marquette. Until In
jured early this fall F1aherty was
counted q sure thing Marquette
regular.
The Washington times., 1930-11-21
GGLLGUdet Engages
st. Francis Tonight

7allaudet's triumphant Blues
ere TO endeavor to promote a
handsome record tonight when
st. Fransis is encountered at
Johnstown. Pa.
In view Of recent performances
the Silents are favored to score.
Gallaudet, save for a fall before
Delaware earlier In the season.
has escaped defeat.
The Washington times., 1930-11-21
TEAM SPIRIT
MIDDLE
AID

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 2l.
Believing that a victory over
the University of Maryland, which
plays here tomorrow, would be a
step towards similar ending OF
the game with Army, the Naval
Academy eleven will forget It's oe'
feats during the present season
and try to make new start
against the Old Liners. :.
Though its opponents are nara
" up to the standard OF Ohio
state and Southern Methodist. to
which the Naval team lost, Mary
land will enter the game Satur-
day flushed by four straight VIC
tories over worthy opponents. emo
ing with the defeat Of Virginia
Poly last Saturday.
The Navy comedies that Mary
land has better all around back
field and, in general, has a
smoother attack, both running
and passing. However, 1t hopes
to win by an exhibition OF the
fighting spirit which will be its
only hope.
Friends of the Annapolis team
are encouraged by the general
improvement in the team 6eown
in the game against Southern
Methodist.
Kirn was able to gain
steadily and the passing at
tack showed steady improve
.ment. They are convinced
that Just q little smoothing
out Of the work along these
lines might mean . stronger
team.
The Navy may not be at its
strongest Saturday. owing to the
condition of Hagberg. the big
fullback, and Tschirgi. the next
best running back after Kirn. Up
to the middle of the week. neither
appeared able to enter the game,
and their services may be- lost
| for the time.
Hagberg suffer from peculiar
disability in the form OF a mis-
placed nerve in his shoulder. At
times, a blow at this point win
cause an almost complete inabil-
ity to use the arm for . time.
EIagberg left last Saturdays game
| In the first quarter after receiV.
ing a blow at the injured place.
Hagberg, who weighs about 100
pounds. has been the only Dig
man in the Naval Academy back
field, and there Is no player OF
his type to replace him. Castrse
played the position most OF the
time against Southern Methodist,
but he is too light, weighing only
100 pounds.
Davis, Antrim and Camp
bell are the other possible
substitutes for Hagberg If he
is unable to play. The
coaches are turning their at
tention to Davis, who Is .
strongly built youth Of 17O
pounds.
Davis attracted attention as q
plebe back two years ago. but
was handicapped by injuries last
year, his first varsity season.
If Hagberg and Tschirgi do not
start, the backfield will probable
have Bauer at quarter, Cannon
and Kirn at the halves and
either Castree or Davis at full
back. It will be the lighteSt
combination the Navy has used
this season.
Gray, regular right guard, is in
shape to play again, and will
probably start instead of john
son, while Chambers may so to
right tackle, in place Of Bryan,
who is not in the best of shape.
The other linemen will be the
same as last Saturday. Torger-
son and Byng on the ends, Cap
tan Bowstrom at left tackls,
Underwood at left guard and
Tuttle at center.
The Washington times., 1930-11-21

4Uk 0llYeE VINO ID uuISl1S hn AAA'
jured leg.
After taking every precaution
all week, the Cardinals, who re
raine9 from scrimmaging, ex.
nced their setback when their
ces came together accident.
fortunately De Mello es.
injury.
THAT blow, minimizes our
aerial game at least so per
cent, !" Athletic Director Dutch
Bergman said today. 'What.
ever gains we make win likely
be through straight football.
Son the whole am salts
fled with the showing Of my
men. We are short Of re-
serves but are hoping to carry
through with our starting
lineup"
There is still a slight chance
that Oliver may play. But, un.
less he shows some improvement
this morning, 1t is an exception.
ally long one.
Without Oliver, Bergman
win be forced TO depend upon
his only two available half.
backs, De MeIlO and Whalen.
An injury to either would
make q complete backfield
shuttle necessary.
Unprecedented interest in to
nights annual meeting between
these old rivals makes a record
1890 District college football
attendance a probability. A
healthy advance sale was reported
at Griffith Stadium today and
some go so far as to predict that
q 10000 turnout may be expected.
George washington, IN view of
its capable reserves and slightly
more impressive record, ruled q
Ifavorite this morning. Catholic
u. graduates and students were
shortening the odds rapidly. how.
ever, and 1t would not surprise if
the wagering resolved itself to
virtually an even-up proposition
by sunset.
One performance which has
boosted Cardinal stock over.
night is Saturdays $50 de-
feat plastered upon the
COlOniaIs by Albright while
Catholic was extending a
strong Manhattan College
team to the limit.
The lineup announced by Coach
Jim Pixlee today finds Bugs
Bagranoff, 2O0-pound forward, re-
turning to q guard. while Null
vey, another casualty until re-
Gently, viii be available at a
wing. Walter Slaird, giant tackle,
replaces Wilson.
A still more radical starting
hackfield change Will be in order.
Sam Berkowitz is to Supplant
Bully Wells at quarterback, while
Johnny Fenlon shifts from an
end to relieve Lee Carlin at half.
back.
FenlOn, many think, may
prove . dark horse in ending
Catholics six-year victorious
period. Injured most of the
season, the diminutive flash
Is now In top t0im and has
been pointed for this partic.
Hilar engagement.
Plenty of spirit prevailed at
both institutions last night and
this morning. A particularly
lively demonstration was staged
at Brookland. where Cardinal
well wishers gathered for a series
of talks by Coach Bergman and
his players and a huge barn
fire on the campus.
Special features surrounding ttt
nights final 1890 District college
gridiron spectacle is expected to
rival the game itself in interest.
At 7 o'clock promptly Amos
IN AMY themselves will start
brOadcasting through the
huge voice amplifiers while
IN attractive musical pro
gram also win be featured
via the same arrangement.
The George Washington Glee
Club Is expected to vie with a
picked Catholic University band
IN another side feature,
GGLL0Mdet EIag0ges
The Washington times., 1930-11-21
line GAINS
c. j. PLAN
FORG. v.
BY JOE HOLMAN

As the result of a bodily col
hsion with Carl De Mellc, his
teammate. during a workout
Thursday night. Johnny oliver.
clever Catholic University half.
back. likely win not be available
for tonight's homecoming game
with George washington's eleven
at Griffith Stadium.
When play opens at 8:15 o'clock
Catholics effective passing attack
viii consequently suffer. Tom
Whalen, q good ball runner but no
HEAVIER, is expected to substitute
for Oliver who is nursing an in
jured leg.
After taking every precaution
all week the Cardinals, who re-
raineG from scrimmaging, ex-
pced their setback when their
pes came together accident
fortunately De Mello es-
e injury.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
POSTAL OPENS
HERE FRIDAY
Valley-Wide Service Plan
Explained by City
Commissioner

Connecting Brownsville into It's
Ncrld-vide system Of land, cable
ard wireless facilities. the Postal
Telegraph company will open us
doors for business at TIT IL Levee
! a. m. Friday. It is probable that
tie san Benito office will be open
Ell at the same time.
The Harlingen office, relay center
Of the Valley. began taking us lie
Thursday. Other principal points "
ms section will soon be joined IN
Ia the net work being spread over
y whole OF Texas by the Postal
The Postal, a part OF the In
ternational Telephone and Tele-
graph corporation, the largest
American owned communication
system in the world, has begun ar
extensive program OF expansion
spreading We the United state:
on A. r. g. T. wires. Automatic typ
inc telegraph machines are being
u,eo almost exclusively.
The personnel for the new Valley
offices has been trained in the
company school at Dallas. Many
OF the employees are Valley resi-
dents. according TO A. w. Reed
VINO has been connected with Val
lev telegraph systems for more
than Is years
The entry OF the Postal into tht
Valley is expected TO greatly fac
ilitate the fruit and vegetable file
Reed says Having lived here II
years, I know the conditions anC
have made special preparations foI
the vegetable season." Reed, whit
IS a Brownsville city commissioner
stated.
A motion picture. Under tht
Seven Seas will be shown hers
o explaining the construction
maintenance and operation Of thu
ccmpany's cable lines. The public
IS invited to inspect the new Of
fees.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
Santone Chamber
Chiefs Are Coming

A delegation from the San An
tonic Chamber Of Commerce. in
Guiding Porter A. Whaley, general
manager, and Walter Walthall,
president. is expected TO arrive in
The Valley on an inspection tour
some time in July. 1t was announced
By local chamber officials Thurs
day.
An inspection Of Valley chambers
al commerce will be made. a letter
nom Mr.. Whaley disclosed today.
r addition, various civic clubs will
tt visited.
An entertainment program is be-
ing planned by the Brownsville
chamber.
IN his letter Thursday. Mr.. Whaley
stated that San Antonio women who
attended the convention of the
Business and Professional Women
in the Valley were impressed with
the section and hearty In their
praise Of the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
County Team Chosen
For Poultry Judging

HARLINGEN. June 10. - Three
Ali club boys of Cameron county
were chosen yesterday as the poultry
judging team to represent the
county in the annual contest at "A
& M College in july.
The winners are d1ciey Moon,
Santa Rosa, first: James Frank
hauser. Stuart Place, second; and
Glenn Miller. Highland. third. The
judging was under the direction Of
Henry Alsmeyer. county agent.
The county club boys were guests
Of the chamber of commerce at
luncheon and of the Arcadia thea
ter at a matinee. and the Casino
Park management for a swim.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
CLARA BOW
Ccontinued from page y

CONTINUED from page AZ
tract. Miss Bow said, there never
was such a clause in my contract.
The only thing that might void my
contract would be for VIII Hays to
bar my pictures from the screen"
VIII Hays is supervisor for al Hol-
lywood films.
Miss Bow and Miss Devoe were
attired in evening clothes. the
former in a pale yellow lace even
ing gown with silver slippers. Miss
Bow talked fluently Of her visit TO
the Lone Star state.
I'VE had planned TO stay until
the 29th, but if they keep bother
ing me. we may leave in two or
three da-s." the actress said. The
studio wired me last night 20 leave
at once, but that Will be impos-
sible. We couldn't get ready to leave
inside Of two or three days
Miss Bow intimated she might
seek a nearby resort or suburban
district before going back to Holly
wood TO start her newest production
July Z.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
700 POLICE IN
MAN HUNT

NEW YORK. June l9.-Pl-
Several hundred policemen search
ed the byways Of the Boston Post
Road today for evidence of a third
murder by the maniac blamed for
two killings in Queens within a
week.
Search for the mad slayer shifted
today to the eastern Bronx, after
an all night vigil in Queens. when
a newspaper received q warning
in the mails purporting TO come
from the slayer himself. boasting
that he had committed another
murder. naming his victim as
Harold Bridenbach" and telling
where the body would be found.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
Miller Funeral To
Be Held Today at A
fSDeciaI 70 The HeraId.)

SAN BENITO. June l9.-Funeral
services for O. M. Miller, rs, are "a
be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock
from Thompsor's mortuary chapel
with interment in Buena Vista
cemetery at Brownsville. Rev. @. z.
Marshall. pastor of the First Meth
?odist church. is to officiate.
Mr.. Miller served as president OF
the board OF directors for the San
Bsnito Irrigation district for two
wears. and has been a member since
1920.
Honorary pallbearers are d. Z.
Knowlton. Roy Brink, w. j. Bassett,
G. ID. Cowgirl. George A. Taber, A.
O.. Brown. Washington Smith, w.
r. McClanahan, Raymond Smith,
and George w. Clark.
Survivors are a widow. three
sons, two daughters. anu one sister.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
VALLEY DUSTS

son II Is possible that the larger
orchards will be treated In this
manner. One ship. at a COM
paratively small cost. can do the
work Of Is or 20 ground machines"
the pilot continued.
The Curtiss- Wright plane will re-
main in the Valley until July, 1t
was said. It Is possible that q Sc
cond plane will arrive here.
Experiments made by the Agri-
cultural Experiment Station. con-
nected with A. and M. college at
College station. has revealed that
crop busting by airplane Is the
most efficacious yet found.
Other crops besides cotton and
citrus which have been busted sue
cessfully are grapes. pecans. melons,
tomatoes. potatoes. beans. blueber-
ries and forests. Mr.. Day concluded.
The eradication of mosquitoes has
also been attempted and found
successful. in marsh and swamp
lands.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
HOT SHOTS OFF
TODAY'S WIRE
COMMITTEE
ON CANNON

WASHINGTON, June l9.-GPl-
The report of the Senate Lobby
Committee on its examination Of
Bishop James Cannon. Jr., was
submitted TO the Senate today by
Chairman Caraway.
It consisted of a transcript Of
the Bishops examination which
showed he refused to answer ques-
tons about his 1928 anti-Smith
activities. The Committee agreed
not to compel the Southern Metho-
dist churchman to answer
Senator Blaine. Republican. Wis
ccnsin. has commended that when
the report was presented TO the
Senate. vice president Curtis was
required by law to cite the Bishop
10 the United States Attorney for
possible contempt proceedings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
Harrington Begins
Heavy Weed Cutting
ESPECIAL 10 The Herald.)

HARLINGEN, June l9.-Harlin-
gen residents are engaging today in
the great American outdoor sport"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
MAYOR THOMPSON
l.

CHICAGO. June 19.-tPl-Mayor
William Hale Thompson. emerging
from a long silence today. pledged
the full corporation Of his adminls-
tration today in the campaign to
evict gangsters from Chicago.
The Mayor issued his first public
statement on the crime situation
at the moment the City Council
Committee on police plunged into
an investigation of the conduct of
the police department under COM
missioner William F. Russell, who
retired under fire Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
Postal Telegraph AT
Harrington Opened
Especial to The Herald.)

Especial to The Herald)
HARLINGEN. June ia battle
of the wires was begun here today
with the opening OF the new Posta.
Telegraph office. The first message
was one Of congratulations sent by
the local chamber of commerce to
the president Of the Postal Tele-
graph company.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19

Robe. 4. were drowned In about u
feet Of water near the bank Of the
ship channel, five miles east Of
here. yesterday
The children were wading In
shallow water while their mother
fished nearby. Suddenly. they step
ped into the channel. which had
recently been dredged as a yacht
harbor. The bodies were recovered
by life guards.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19

OF weed cutting and cleaning UP I'm
generF I.
The activities are In line with
cleanup drive inauguRAted hy the
city commissioners. The regular
city commission meeting was post
poned last night. due to the absence
C Mayor Sam Bolts who il taking
a short vacation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
Kiwanians Endorse
Valley Cotton Man

SAN BENTTO. June l9-Kiwanis
club last night endorsed /. B. Corns
as representative Of the Valley OH
the fifth district cotton board OF
the Texas Cooperative Cotton AS
ISOLATION. Similar action is expect
ed to be taken by other civic or
CARNATIONS in San Benito.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
CHILDREN DROWN
BEFORE MOTHER

GALVESTON. Tex. June l9.-tPl
Walter Robbie. Jr.. s. and Irene
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
SCHNFLTNG

NEW YORK, June l9-CP-The
New York staSe athletic commission
today recognized Max Schmeling as
heavyweight champ5@a of the world
BY virtue of his victory over Jack
Sharkey on a foul in their bout here
last week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19

Charles G. McGonegal. whose
nands we're shot off during the
world war, has been appointed post
master OF Bell Cal. He uses me-
chanical hands efficiently.
La gaceta., 1930-11-29

demonios!- concluy6 Reina des
pu6s de poner al baron al CO.
rriente de la situaci6n.-iPara
10 que 20 lie necesitaba!,.
-Yo os volvere a t~aer al de-
sertor, hija mia, y, cuando lie
hayais recobrado, cuidad de que
no Sc os escape. Divertios mu-
cho,.. No lie deis tempo para des
cansar... Pensad en- los seis mi
Homes.
Reina Grandchamp hizo I'm
gesto, y ell baron, despidi6se, di-
Irigiendose a la Gale de Caumar-
tin. Subi6 al primer piso de la
casa que conocemos, y pregun-
to al criado, no por la sonora
Gavard, sino por Octavio.
-iAh, senior baron!-res-
pondi6 ell ayuda de camara con
La gaceta., 1930-11-29

vo demostr6 anoche que no lie
faltan condolences para luchar
por la corona de peso complete
Y conquistarla.
Despues de 80 segundos de
furioso combate con el Viejo X.
o. Christner, de Akron, Ohio,
Mickey lie asest6 un tremendo
gancho izquierdo a la barba, Ian
zandolo fuera del "ring" vencl-
do.
La victoria fue por "nocao tee
nico".
En- esta segunda invasion por
Walker de los ranges de peso
complete, Christner empezo q
batirse a la Defensive.
Una izquierda por la qulJada
trio al de Akron por ell conteo
de tres y acababa de levantarse
cuando choco con I'm punetazo
La gaceta., 1930-11-29
BOXEO
PAULINE PELEARA MANA.
MA CON ARNERA

Barcelona, Nov. 29.-PaulinC
Uzcudun, campe6n espanol de
peso complete, Sc batira aqu.
manana con Primo Carnera, e.
gigantic de Italia.
Pauline Y Camera estan con
siderados los mejores gladiado-
res europeos de su peso, descon-
tando al germano Max >Schmel-
ing, campe6n mundial.
Las apuestas Sc italian de Z a
5, a favor del italiano.
Para manana Sc predice buen
tempo, aunque los pugilistas en-
los 1ltimos dias han tenido que
ejercitarse bajo techado, a can-
sa de la lluvia.
Camera ha hecho manifesto
clones diciendo que pondra a
dormir a SUI antagonista, en- los
primeros asaltos.
La gaceta., 1930-11-29

nifica partida con la mano lie
ma de triunfos! Andres pierde
en- Gambia en- ella la vida! iPo-
hire joven! Pero el Sc tiene la
culpa, Por que sacudi6 tan fuer
tie? All. y que animal es csc
Griso1les! Quedan los millones
de Octavio... GSe me escapara
este tambien? lPor que no?
iCuando la suerte Gambia, TODD
Sc 10 lleya el diablol
Felipe de la Croix-Dieu volvi6
a casa de Reina Grandchamp Y
la encontr6 muy malhumorada.
Sabemos que Octavio no ha-
bia vuelto al palco de Reina, V,
no contento con esta fuga, no Sc
habfa dejado yer durante TODD
ell dfa.
-tQue Sc vaya a todos los
La gaceta., 1930-11-29

I'm arranque de sincera algeria.
,-ique ~contento estoy!
-iContento! iPor que?.. iDe
que?
Ell senorito Octavio ha re-
gresado a casa temprano... ha
dormido y ha almorzado aqui...
Ahora Sc encuentra en- SUI habi-
taci6n... Sin duda es debido csc
dichoso cambio a los buenos
consoles del senior baron.
Mis- consoles han product
do sus efectos. Os felicito por
esa nueva prueba de carino que
teneis a vuestro amo... Anun-
ciadme.
POGO despu6s ell baron pasa-
ba Ell gabinete que va conoce-
mos.
octavio. sentsdo en- I'm sill6n
La gaceta., 1930-11-29
AVISoS EN- YkOR CITY

deis adivinar! Me estoy ensa-
yando en- la literature. Impro.
viso versos... ique os parece?
-iQue imp-ovisais versos!. J..
los extrana?... iPues, sin
embargo, asi es!,.. Y creo que
no los hago muy mall. No ade-
lanto mucho, pero supongo que
acertare.
Y lego los que habia escrito.
No tengo mas. y he en-
pleado mas de una bora. iQue
os parecen?
i Magnificos! iJa, ia, jail.
Pes, I'm hombre que iamas
ha v~ersificado no estan NAL
5verdad?
-Pero, ide d6nde diablos os
ha dado ahora esa chifladura?..
Aver NADIA haeia pensar seme-
La gaceta., 1930-11-29
STRIBLING ESTUVO A PUN
TO DE PERECER AHOGA-
DO

Orlando, Nov. 29.-Willie
Stribling Sc ban6 aver en- aqua
fra, aqui, y estuvo a punto de
perecer ahogado. Despues de su
llegada de Miami, en- su aeropla-
no, a~companado por su esposa y
padre, ell future campe6n vic I'm
hidro sin motor en- la superb
Gle de un lago cercano al aero
dromo. Ell pugilista Y aviador
pldl6 permiso para volarlo Y lie
fue concedido.
! Sc lie invite que tomera los
mandos y por medic de una Ian
cha, impulsada por I'm poderoso
motor, Sc lie lanz6 al aire.
Sin dificultad vol6 Stribling
hasta Ell momento de acuatizar.
Estaba ell aparato tocando en-
la superficie del lago, en- I'm per-
fecto descenso, cuando ell viento,
al chocar los pontones contra ell
La gaceta., 1930-11-29

junto al fuego, habia acercado
I'm velador, y, cosa prodigiosa,
inoreible, estaha escribiendo, Sc
interrumpfa de cuando en- GUAM
do para leer 10 escrito, y luego
miraba al techo con un aire
absolutamente inspirado.
al ruido que produjo la pue~-
ia al abrirse volvi6 la cabeza, Y
al yer al baron exclam6:
! Gale! iSois vos! Me ale
gro, pues, aunque estoy ocupa-
diSimo, no me estorbais. Sem
taos mi querido amigo, Y liable
mo- un momento.
-Vais a tacharme dc curioso,
Y tai vez de indiscreto-dijo Ell
bar6n;-pero, jQue demonios
estais hacienda?
lilo que hago? mo 10 po-
La gaceta., 1930-11-29

peso bantam, tenia por 10 menos
derecho a tablas, en- el combate
de ganchos izquierdos. No Sc re-
gistraron caidas y ninguno de
los contendientes eetuvo en- pc
ligro de ponerse en- contacto con
la Iona.
Taylor sufri6 una herida en-
su mejilla derecha, en- Ell segun-
do round, y La Barba una pro-
funda herida sobre la celia IL
quierda, en- eel cuarto.
Ell rubio veterano, sin los re-
'cursos ffsicos que una vez tuvie-
ra, sigui6 ell juego de esperar a
su ~contrario, recibiendo a este
con Swings" izquierdos a la ca
beza'y cuerpo, y uppercuts de-
rechos que chocaban contra las
costillas de Fidel.
Despues de la herida sobre ell
Iojo La Barba rehuso pelear a.
bierto, pero con su cabeza deba-
10 de la barba de Bud pegaba
al cuerpo, con las dos manos.
I Taylor resistia los disparos
de La Barba sobre sus costillas
~ contestaba con ganchos H.
quierdos que mas Gle una vez hi
'cieron efecto en- la boca del est6-
mayo del italiano.
La gaceta., 1930-11-29
FIDEL LA BARBA VENCIO
A BUD TAYLOR

New York, Nov. 29.-Algu-
ma de la gloria canada por Fidel
La Barba, campe6n sin corona
de peso de puma, en- los pasa-
dos meses, Sc puso algo verde "a
noche bajo la preston de los fuer
ties punos del rubio Bud Taylor,
de Terre Haute, aunque Fidel
alcanz6 la victoria despues de
10 rounds de duelo casual y sin
interes, ante 5000 disgustados
Expenditures.
La mayor parte del p1blico
pensaba que Taylor, Nemesis de
todos los buenos boxeadores de