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home .. 47s7 Maiden street. Chicago

home at 4737 Maiden street. Chicago,
Miss Marina Yung-Kwai of Washing
ton, d. c., who will receive her
bachelors degree at Bryn Mawr this
June, has been awarded one of the
Sarah Sherburne Langdon Haven
scholarships for graduate study in
French at Radcliffe College, Cambridge
Mass. for 1930-31.
While at Radcliffe Miss Yung -Kwai
will have the privilege of studying un-
der some of the best known authorities
in her field who are giving courses at
Harvard University.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Payne Meredith
have sold their house in Chevy Chase,
where they have lived for some years,
and are in their new house. at 2446
Kalorama road, which they have pur-
chased.
Miss Sylvia Meredith, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith, who will grad
uate from the Cathedral School in
June, will be debutante of next sea-
son. Miss Meredith is a niece of Mrs.
Henry d. Flood, widow of the late Rep
resentative from Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt w. Andrews have
issued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter, Catherine Thomson, to
Mr.. Frederick McNeal Barker, Monday
evening. June 2, at o'clock, in st.
Stephens Episcopal Church. Mr.. Bar
ker and his bride will be at home after
June Is in the Lombardy. at 2O19 I
street northwest, where they have taken
an apartment.
Mrs. Eugene Byrnes has just returned
from a Mediterranean cruise on the
steamer Empress of Scotland. After
leaving the cruise, Mrs. Byrnes motored
through France and England, visiting
many cathedral towns. She will spend
the Summer months in Cape Cod.
Miss Priscilla Parker, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Parker, left this
morning for Goshen, N. Y, where she
will be bridesmaid for Miss Emily Muir
ray, whose marriage to Mr.. Samuel
c. Outerbridge takes place June 4. at st.
James Church, Goshen. Miss Murray
has many friends here, having grad
uated at Holton Arms School.
Mrs. r. Henry Norweb, wife of the
counselor to the United States embassy
in Santiago, Chile, will be guest at
the Mayfiower until Saturday, and is
sailing from New York on June 6 for
South America. Mrs. Norweb has been
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her guests for luncheon and bridge were
Mrs. Norman Baxter, Mrs. Norman
Pond, Mrs. Harold X. Phillips. Mrs.
Charles @. Ross. Mrs. Elliot Thurston.
Mrs. Edwin Gableman and Mrs. Carl
Weston.
Mrs. Charles F. Lobingier returned
yesterday from Southern Pines, where
she has been for six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Hamilton, for
merly of Woodley place, are now estab-
lished In their new home at 1891 In
dian lane, Spring Valley. Their son-in-
law and daughter. DR.. and Mrs. Victor
l.. Alfaro, make their home with their
parents also. DR.. Alfaro is the son of
the Minister and Mrs. r. j. Alfaro of
Panama. Mr.. John j. Hamilton, ir
who Is student at Canterbury School
at New Milford, Conn, will be with
his parents after the school year is over.
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visiting at her former home, in cleve-
land, Ohio.

visiting at her former home, In cleve-
land, Ohio.
Mrs. Hoggatt Clopton and her SON.
in-law and daughter, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Leland Dotson Webb, viii leave today
by motor for New York, to attend the
costume ball on board the new French
liner Lafayette tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Clopton, with Lieut.. and Mrs.
Webb, win be the guests of honor at a
dinner and theater party this evening,
in New York. to be given by Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Vaughn.
On their return trip they will motor
through Paterson, N. j. where they
will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn, at their
home, for short time
Mrs. Clopton and Lieut.. and Mrs.
Webb entertained at dinner last eve
ming in honor of Mr.. Allen L. Story of
New York, who is staying at the Ward
man Park Hotel. The dinner was given
at the Army, Navy and Marine Corps
Country Club.
Miss Ada Comstock, president of
Radcliffe College. will come to WASH
1ngton on June IL, and will be at the
Wardman Park Hotel while attending
the June meeting of the National Com
mission on Law Observance and En-
forcement.
Miss Katharine Wilsley and Miss
Rosalie D. Melton will 90 to New
York tomorrow. accompanied by the
latter's mother, Mrs z. T. Melton, Miss
Wilsley and Miss Melton will sail sat
urday aboard the Belgenland for six
or seven weeks stay abroad, and Mrs.
Melton will return to Washington.
Mrs. Glenn Tucker of Newark street
entertained at her home yesterday. when
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The marriage of Miss Ellen Kinsman,
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Delos O.
Kinsman OF Klingle street. to Mr.. Bur-
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Mrs. Glenn Tucker of Newark street
at her home yesterday. when
La gaceta., 1930-11-17

senalando con el abanico la pla-
tea de Reina Grandchamp, ex-
clamaba con voz bastante alta
para que pudieran oirla sus We
cinoS:
i Mirad, bar6n!... Wed a
esa odiosa criatura!.., iMiradla
ALI tr%iunfante, insolente, osten-
tando su cara que es un almae6n
de pinturas Y su Iujo desenfre-
nado, que paga mi fortuna! ~
mi hijo esta ALI, detras de ella,
como un idiota, desgraciado. no
We que ultraja a su madre, pre-
sentandose ante ella, con una
mujer tan indigna como esa!...
All. vedlo!... iahora Sc asoma!
La senora Gavard Sc engana-
ba. porque Octavio no habia
vuelto a pisar ell palco de Reina
La gaceta., 1930-11-17

Square Garden, con Billy Pc
trolle, el Fargo Express, de ri
val.
Ell favorito del pdblico es Nc
Larnin, aunQue Sc reconoce po-
tencia de punos al yeterano Pc
trolle.
Ell mismo viernes por la no.
che, en- el estadio de Chicago,
Tommy Loughran, campe6n re-
tirado de peso complete ligero,
Sc batira con la sensation de
Chicago en- esta categoria, King
Levinsky.
Entire las victimas de Levins-
ky figura Leo Lomski. Jimmy
Slattery tambi6n fue derrotado
por ell j6ven gladiator, en- reni-
do combate.
La gaceta., 1930-11-17

Grandchamp, y, no encontrando
sitio libre, Sc encontraba de pie
en- una de las entradas de las bu
tacas, confundido entire otros
spectators apinados uno con
otros como sardinas en- banas-
ia.
Van Artoff, habia aprovecha-
do un momento en- que la seno-
rita Desiardins, Sc entretenia
saludando a antiques amigos,
para decir una palabra al laca-
yo, Y este, despu6s de inclinarse
respetuosamente, volvi6 a ende-
rezarse con solennidad, pero
con sonrisa maliciosa.
En- fin, durante Ell 6ltimo ac-
to, el baron de la Croix-Dieu ha-
bia cruzado algunas miradas
misteriosas con ell honrado ca
La gaceta., 1930-11-17

hemos encontrado en- la sala
no habian dejado de ocuparse
de sus asuntos particulars du-
rante ell ~transcurso de los ulti-
mos actos.
Trojan, llamado por una Sc
nal de Fanny Lambert, habia
entrado en- su palco a besarle Ia
mano; una entrevista de cinco
minutes, una flor desprendida
del boHquet de la futura esposa
y colocada por ella misma en- el
DIAL del frac, fueron 10 suficien-
te para hacer de 81 ell mas feliz
de los morales.
EI baron de la CroiX-D ieu, ad
mitido hurante TODD Ell cuarto ac
to en- el palco de Blanca Gavard.
tuvo que aguantar la explosion
col6rica de la linda viuda, que,
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ria de las caidas epicas. AL lie
gar al tercer acto la confusion
era enorme, y ell ruido de la sa-
la ahogaba por INSTANCES la voz
de los artistaS.
Ell triunfo de Dinah Bluet
Sc hundia en- aquel enorme
naufragio. Sin embargo, ell
drama sigui6 hasta ell fin y ell
autor tuvo la. heroicidad de
hacer lamar su nombre a la
tempestuosa sala, Y aquel nom
bre fue aplaudido con frenesi,
como 81 ell publico hubiera que
rido decir:
-Hemos silbado ell drama,
pero aplaudimos como Sc ne
rece al autor de tantas obras
admirables.
Los diversos personajes que
La gaceta., 1930-11-17
AVISOS EN- WEST TAMpA
pitan GriSolles.

pitan GrlSolles.
Termin6 la function Y empez6
la dificil operation de la salida,
con ese perfecto des6rden ire
mediable en- los teatros de Pa
ris. en- que las Was de desahogo
son por 10 regular demasiado
estrechas.
Ell baron no abandon6 su
puesto hasta despu6s de asegu-
rarse de que ell senior de Grand
lieu Y su esposa, inm6viles en- su
palco, no afrontarian la corfu
sion; luego sali6 a su vez, en-
compania de Andres de San Re
mo, Y Sc arregl6 de mode de ir
detras del captain Grisolles al
que parecfa no conocer, Y que
daba Ell brazo a otro heroe de su
especie, de enormes bigotes y
La gaceta., 1930-11-17

sus negocios en- territorio anne
ricano.
Ell .Relampago sostuvo hace
pocos dias una pelea, en- Hol-
gum, "acostando" a un tai Mo-
rejon, en- ell primer asalto.
Tan pronto ell notable pugi-
lista cubano salga de Camaguey
hacia la Habana, lie telegrafiard
a Reina.
Con la actividad que lie distin-
que ell nuevo manager del Sagde
70 lie ha contratado va tres pc
leas en- Tampa.
Ell cubano tambien peleara eq
Miami, Jacksonville y st. Pc
tersburg.
La gaceta., 1930-11-17
tuerto por a~nadidura.

Grisolles gesticulaba, habla-
pa alto y parecia querer lamar
Ia atencion del pGblico sobre su
lhteresante personalidad.
Asi llegaron unos y otros al
vestibulo en- donde empiezan las
eScaleras que conducen a los nal
COS y los pisos superiores.
I'm aquel momento Germana,
envuelta en- un rico abrigo de-
Pleles y apoyandose en- ell brazo
ael senior de Grandeur, baiaba
la escalera.
Felipe TOGO con disimuIo, 81
ofaz0 del captain Grisolles
-Si-dijo este en- sepnida.
con yoz alta y dirigiendose Al
snert0 bigotudo que lie acompa-
A@0a'-iSi, Querido las tropas
La gaceta., 1930-11-17
NOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL

Esperase que lIegue ell mi6r
coles a esta ciudad I'm grupo
de Shriners de Cuba, que sera
recibido por un comit6 del
Temple Egipto, del cual for
man parte Cody Fowler, Les
lie E. Joughin, H. S. Price, ia
mes McCants, H. w. Hesterly,
Isaac Mas, j. Frank Car
mack y otros.
Cinco dias pasaran en- Tam
pa. Sc les estan arreglando pa
secs a los condados de Pinellas
La gaceta., 1930-11-17
PELEARAN EN- LA PRESEN-
TIE SEMANA NC r N
LOUGHRAN Y LEVINSKY

New sYork, Nov. 17.-Los
principles centres de inter6s
pugilistico en- la presente soma
ma, son New York y Chicago.
Jimmy McLarnin, ell irland6s
de cara de nino que pusiera a
dormir a Al Singer, preparan-
dole quizas la victoria a Tony
Canzoneri, Sc batira ell viernes
por la noche, en- ell Madison
La gaceta., 1930-11-17
ETIN DE LA GACETA'
LAS TRAGEDIAS
DE PARIS
TrAducci6n de
Pedro Pedlaza y PAez

tado, no sucedi6 asi con ell Sc
gundo. Ell %autor, habilisimo no
velista pero no dramaturgo,
no habia tenido en- cuenta
que ell ser impersonal que Sc
llama publico Sc alarme con
facilidad y no le desagrada
DIR en- la escena 10 que lie gus
ia leer en- ell libro.
La caida de la obra tendra
un puesto honroso en- la histo-
La gaceta., 1930-11-17
Manatee.

Es muy probable que Ell CO.
mite nombrado para escogel
el sitio en- que Sc ha de situar
cl ruevo asilo de soldados, nc
venga a esta ciudad, limitan-
dose a celebrar un juicio Ell
jacksonville.
Tampa no ofrecido I'm her
p7oso terreno en- Temple Ter
race.
La gaceta., 1930-11-17
NOTAS DE BOXFO

Esta cerrada la Arena del
Cfrculo Cubano y.no Sc sabe
cuando Sc abrira de nuevo.
La de Benjamin Field sera
reabierta probablemente con
La gaceta., 1930-11-17
MANUEL QUINTERO Pc
A Ell VIERNES

Ell pr6ximo viernes, en- la A
rena de la Gale Cass, Young Ma
nuel Quintero ~peleara, a benefit
clio de los Veteranos de la que
ira Hispano-americana, con un
contrario que lie sera selecciona-
do por J. E. Phillips, organiza-
dor del programa.
La gaceta., 1930-11-17

Sera escogido Ell oponente del
castro" tampeno entire JACK
Kearney, Cliff Wellons, George
Harmon y Joe Dundee.
Nj Kearney nj Dundee han pc
leado todavia en- la Florida.
Harmon derrot6 a Willie Nor
wood, en- Palm Beach.
La gaceta., 1930-11-17
EN- CHICAGO LIE ESTAN
BUSCANDO UN CONTRA
RIO A CANZONERI

Chicago, New. 17.-Nate Lee
wis anunci6 aqui aver haber
contratado los s~ervicios de Tony
Canzoneri, nuevo campe6n nun
dial de peso ligero, para I'm pro
grama que ofrecera ell dfa 20 de
diciembre.
Todavfa no Sc ha encontrado
I'm oponente d no del campe6n.
La gaceta., 1930-11-17
BASE BALL
LOPEZ JUGO EN- BROOKS.
WILLIE

Brooksville, Nov. 17.-Al L6-
pei, catcher del Brooklyn, con-
dujo aver ell team local a una
victoria, de Is por A, sobre el
Groveland. Lopez pogo cuatro
tubeyes durante ell desafio.
FL Brooksville pogo 81 hits.
La gaceta., 1930-11-17
BOXEO
RELAMPAGO SAGuERO EN-
BARBARA DEL 25 AL 80

R~elampago Saguero embar-
cara hacia Tampa entire los dfas
rs y 80 de este mes, seg1n una
carta que aver recibiera Amman
do Reina, de nuevo director de-
La gaceta., 1930-11-17

Los J6venes Cristianos, que
en- ell primer dia de su campa-
ma recogieron $4,195 continual
ran hey SUI labor en- esta ciu-
dad, teniendo como objective la
suma de S29,500a
Varios pastores de las igle-
las de Tampa hablaron aver
n favor de Ia campana.
Una estrella de plata Sc da-
ri a los "obreros'' que ~recojan
mas de SIS en- suscripciones.
Pasajcros llegados aver de
La gaceta., 1930-11-17
Juicios en- reIaci6n con este

Juicios en- relaclon con este
asunto Sc verificaran, ademas
de Jacksonville, en- Charlotte,
North Carolina; Columbia, Ca
rolina del Sur, y Gulfport,
Miss.
La gaceta., 1930-11-17

una pelea en- que figurara ell re-
lampago Sagdero.
Los promotores deben hacer
sus dltimos esfuerzos antes de
que llegue Navidad.
Manuel Quintero reaparece-
"a ell viernes en- un combate a
beneficio de los veteranos de
la guerra hispano-americana.
Habra de ser una pelea desi-
quail; pero los veteranos bien
merecen ell apoyo del pdblico.
La gaceta., 1930-11-17
CLASIFICADOS
Al SR. MANUEL RUBIN

En- esta redacci6n tenemos
una carta para Ell, remitida DIES
de Key West, Fla.
Pnede pasar a recogerla.
La gaceta., 1930-11-17
AVISOS EN- YkOR CITY

Dr.. Portoearrero, DR.. A. A. Gonzalez, Or. A. r,
DR.. s, NJ. TisCn, DR.. Julio ]. Guarro sn - o"
a del Circulo Cubano Telefono No Y1ISa = -"
La gaceta., 1930-11-17
EN- WEST TAMPA.


deIetonos para visitas por Ell dfa: Ybor City, 1883
J" est tampa II $3.50 Para llamadas por Ia noch~.
% mismo eE Yoor Que en- West Tampa, 7 lAlO.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-31
VINES WILL MEET
 ANOTHER VETERAN
California Youth to Battle Hunter in Seabright Play

seabright, N. J, July 51.-P>- Ellsworth Vines, the California youth who is rapidly rising to tennis fame. has pleased not only large galleries at the Seabright. invitation tournament this week but also the critical eye of Vincent Richards,
 former American Davis cup star and runner-up for the professional championship last year.
 After watching the Pasadena youth defat the veteran Richard N. Williams of Philadelphia yesterday.
 Richards remarked that the boy had
 the mallings of a great player
 Vines takes on another veteran of the game today, when he meets Francis T. Hunter. ranked No. na- tionally. in the semi-final round. | The lower half Of the draw will
 bring together two youths from
 widely separated sections of the country-Clifford Sutter of New
 Orleans and Sydney Wood Jr. of Pasadena. Neither has reached his ! o0th birthday.
 As sensational as Vines has been
 in mems play, Miss Virginia Hllleary | has dominated the womens singles. Yesterday she disposed of Miss Sarah Palfrey. her second victim of 1 the tournament among America s ] first ten women players. Today the | Philadelphia miss has as her oppo- nent Mrs. L. A. Harper of Los ! Angeles in the semi-final round. In
 the other half Of the draw two San | Francisco players will mix, when Miss Edith Cross takes the court against Miss Josephine Cruickshank.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-31
League Standing

In the two games scheduled to be played in the Industrial league at Walnut Hill park tonight, the Lan- ders and Gasco teams are heavy favortes to- win: They are both scheduled to meet weak teams n the league.
 Landers face the Stanley. Works but the Universals might not hays the easy time they are anticipating. The Buttmakers have come through in the last two games in surprising manner. They defeated Fanlls the other night and then were beat en by the Gascos after hard fight. However, the Landers team is ready for a hard tussle and the crew will take no chances on being over-con- fident.
 The Gascos are scheduled to clash with the New Britain Machine con- tingent The Newmatics have some good battles left in them yet and they are liable to come through at any moment in a surprise victory. The Gascos are serious now about this baseball business and they will be out to win.
 The Landers- Stanley Works game will take place on Diamond No. 1 while the Gascos- -Newmatic contest will take place on Diamond No. ,.
 Stanley Works and New Britain 1 Machine are tied for the cellar posi- t,op and if the done holds good they will remain tied after tonight 5 session. Both games will start at I5.3O o'clock
New Britain herald., 1930-07-31
HOLDEN PITCHES
 SEQU|NS ID WIN
Winners Find It Difficult to
 Down Washington Team
League standing

Although Lefty Folden famed 20 Of the Washingtons his Sequln baseball team had a hard Job win nipg in the Junior City league last night. The SeQuins were obliged to stage a two-run rally in the eighth 10 come from behind to win to , at Walnut Hill park. The victory kept the winners in the race for the junior league pennant with the pace setting American Legion team.
 Usually in a game where a pitch CT is going as well s Folden. his team has an easy time winning, but P. Dl Franzo was in rare form for the Washlngtons after he relieved Hubay in the second lnnlng and this made the winners fight to the end for their victory
 The Sequins started of well due to Hubays vildness and scored four runs in the first three innings, After this they were helpless before Di- Franzos offerings until the eighth when the combined a base on balls, two hits and Washington Nror 10 make two runs.
 Folden went along without any trouble until the fifth when P. Dl- F'ranzo opened with . single and made the remainder of the circuit on a couple of errors
 In the sixth with two out and q man on second, Folden weakened. Amento singled and P DlFranzo and Osakowicz doubled in succession 10 score three'runs to tie the score.
 The Washingtons threw scare into the Sequn camp in the eighth when they scored one run 10 take the lead. Gerent reached first on Hultberg's error and was sacrificed {. 10 second by Todd. He scored on P, Di Franzo's single.
 Folden walked Osakowlcz and Hubay singled. 4 beautiful throw 10 Squillacote by Zell nlpped Dl Franzo at the plate when he tried to score from second on Huhay's blow
 The Washlngtons got of 10 a poor start 1hcn Huhav hit Hultherg and SquIllacote with pitched balls and then walked Ziegler These three scored on Sivlki's sacrifice fly and q couple Of Washington's errors. Three Infield errors n succession gave the Sequins another run in the third
 The hitting of r. Di Franzo coupled with his and Folden's fine hurling featured
 The summary.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-31
BALTIMORE FAILS TO
 CUT REDWINGS' LEAD
Orioles Blow Chance to Cut One Full Game Off the Edge Held By Rochester.
Rochester.

By the Associated Press.
 The Baltimore Orioles had their chance yesterday to cut one fun game off the Rochester Redwlnss' advantage in the International league race, but failed.
 With the schedule calling for the Orioles to play a double-header at Newark while Rochester, was idle. Baltimore could have gained ground by taking both encounters but in stead split even. AS the result the
 Redwings are still leading the pack by four and one-half games. The first game, a genuine modern batting orgy, went to Baltimore by
 the score of 17 to 12 as hits rang off the bats almost like bullets out of a machine gun, Strange enough l there were no home runs in the i first game but in the nightcap.
 which Newark won to 5, Joe Hauser poled out his fortieth home run of the season and Barton ada 1 ed another for the Orioles Windre
 and Barrett did the same for New
 ark. The last game was a play of protested game with the Bears in June
 With nothing at stake except ths 1 honor of winning, Reading evenei i the series count at one all with Jer-
 sey City. winning the only other
 game in the league by the score Of
 1. 10 3. George Bell of Reading had
 the better of George Miner
New Britain herald., 1930-07-31
HAD PAINFUL HAND
London Daily M2il Says Stribitng's Arm Was Filed With Noyocain Hour Before Bout.

London, July 3l UP)-Young Stribling's left hand was filled with novocain an hour before the Georgia heavyweight knocked out Phil Scott Monday night the London Daily Mail said today It was left hook which dropped Scott for the final count.
 An hour before the bout " L. g hand hurt him so badly that I call cd a specialist who injected novo- cain 10 deadep the pain" said Pa Stribling.
 Stribling injured his left hand be- fore meeting Otto Von Porat at Chi cago in June. On that occasion he also knocked out Non Porat after having local anesthetic injected into his left hand.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-31
ARMOUR WINS PLAYOFF
Leo Dieegl's Two Year Reign Over Canadian Ope:l ChaGlpicnehip Has Come to an Ed.

Ancaster, Ont. July 31 (P-Leo Dlegel's two year reign over the Canadian open golf championship has ended and in the Agua Cahente professionals place has stepped Tommy Armour, great Scotch stylst
 Armour, who Non the title in 1927 and twice was runner-up, dethroned the unorthodox Diegel yesterday in the 36-hole play off 138 strokes to Al. In the 72-hole championship proper, which ended Saturday. the two pros tied with scores of g77
 For the first IS holes yesterday. both players made the round stroke for gtroke. and ended the round all even with scores of 69. On the eleventh hole of the p. m. round, Diegel faltered, taking seven on q par four hole while Armour was get ting down in perfect figures. The three strokes gained here marked Armour's margin of victory.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-31
By CHARLES ". DUNKLEY { Associated Press Sports Wrlter)

By CHARLES W. DJ NkLE4
 Associated Press Sports Wrlter) | Rockford. III, July 3l CP'-Here IS what four years as lightweight champion did for Sammy Mandell:
 Made hlm 3 fortune which he in vested wisely
 Established hlm az stable citi- zen Of Rockford with the respect of hls hopeto~ners.
 Mandell lost his title to Al Singer of New York but he still has domes- tic happiness. q 53o.Goo home here, little son, Dick. now almost three years old and something like $25o,- GOO.
 A year ago the former lightweight champion sad he was set for life ' Since then he has had tHo bouts with Jimmy NcLarnln Tn which he earned upwards ot 55o,ooo. and the other night when he vas knocked out for the first time he picked up sG5.n00.
 Nandell is one of the eXtraordl- nary characters Of the ring, Ths black headed Italian youth, a year before he won the championship from Rocky Kansas in 1926 decided that his father, who had worked for 2o years Tn q Rockford foundry. had toiled long enough Sammy built his father a home and gave him a monthly income Sammy marued 3 Rockford girl and built an English type bun"alcw in one ot the cIty's best residential streets Then along came Dick to make the love nest complete.
 Manden liked 10 box but he loathed q certain type Of hangers on who lnfest gymnasIUms.
 Through the friendship of the late Thomas Slzer, cashier of the Forest City National bank, and Thomas Gill. an attorney. Mandell made wise investments with the money he earn ed Tn the ring
 The first knockout Of the Rock- ford lad is likely 10 he the last He once said
 AS soon IS I am convinced that have begun 10 slip l shall quit I'll never stay in there and g"t punched around until I am goofy." When Mandell came back 10 Rock ford, 2 dethroned champion 5000 | persons were at the station 10 greet hlm.
 That's what they think Of Sammy ! Mandeu l7 Rockford the -op-n he 1 loves 10 brag about