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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05
to Play
Here Today

The Brownsville Tigers will play
two games with the strong San An
tonic Missouri Pacific ball club
he-e Sunday. The morning CANT
will be played at $50 a. m. while
the afternoon game will get under
wav mt $50 p. m.
The San Antonio team has .
number Of professionals in its line
up and two good games are X
pected. Arguijo. one Of the best
hurlers ever developed in the
VALLEY. will twirl one Of the games
for the visitors.
The Tigers we're organized after
the Valley league chase ended and
have been going strong ever since
Nearly all of the Brownsville Broncs
are on their roster in addition 70
other local talent.
Although the Bronc corral was
drenched bv rain Saturday. IL will
be in good shape Sunday. members
Of the Tiger team state. The san
Antonio club arrived SATURDAY. and
went through a brisk workout.
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Ponies Throw Scare Into Micks but Lose by 2O-14
Baylor Flashes Good Form Holding Purdue to 2O-7

sluggers well In hand while his
teammates pounded Saralla and
Rodriguez for IL hits and "
runs. Clements lifted n over the
fence with Rubber Campbell on
the sacks ahead OF him.
The second game Of the 1eries
will be played at San Benito $3.50
p. m. Sunday. The world series viii
be announced play by pla- az the
field before the game.
The Saints have played some 25
games this season. losing but three.
and two OF these have gone to the
Mopacs. The Saints have strong
hopes Of evening the count Sunday
with Neal Baker. property Of the
New York Giants. In the box. Lat
timore Is another possible San Be
nito mound selection. The Saints
are considerably reinforced with
new additions which include Baker
Lefty Deck. the Yoder hoys and
others
Only a small crowd saw the
game Saturday as a rain Just before
game time cut into attendance. "A
large turnout Of fans Is expected
Sunday. The Saints are in the
same spot the Cardinals are. SO
far as their series with the strong
Mopacs Il concerned.
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st. Olaf 20. South Dakota State 0.
St Johns u. tCollegeville. Mimi
Is. Hamline Is (tiel.
Manchester 81. St. Paul Lutheran
O.
Indiana Sophomore Reserves 18
Ohio State Reserves O.
Bennett s. Eastern Kentucky
Teachers College 0.
Western Soatz Teachers AS, Ferris
o.
Kentucky Western Teachers. 10,
Pennsylvania O.
Murray State Teachers Is. Delta
State Teachers 0.
Southwestern so. Lambuth 0.
State Teachers 10, ~Jonesboro 0.
North Carolina 80. Virginia Poly
technic Institute 81.
Catawba 80. Lynchburg College 6.
Tennessee l8. Centre 0.
l.. S. Y. 80. Southwestern Of Lou
iSiana o..
Georgia Tech 4. South Carolina 0.
Tuscaloosa Alabama ga. MissiSsip-
pi O.
DePauw 80. Indiana Central T..
Earlham Z. Rose Poly O..
Wisconsin So, Lawrence o.
ST. Cloud Teachers Is. Bermidji
Teachers 6.
Hamilton u. Clarkson 0.
Rider Z, Loyola CBaltimore) O.
Auburn Is. Spring HUI 0.
Tenn Polytechnic Institute 20,
Carson Newman O..
Iowa Wesleyan q. Graceland 0.
Oshkosh Teachers s. Northern
State Teachers marquette. Mich)
6 (tie).
Virginia Junior College 10. Duluth
Junior O..
Stevens Point Teachers 8, Stout
Institute O..
Brigham Young U. g, Nevada 6
uiel.
Utah 70. wyom ~ o.
Western State College 0. Greedy
Teachers IA.
Utah State 8. Colorado College 7.
Regis DENVER 10. Montana State
Is.
OEllldl 1O44cSC 81 cUAloc "
Iowa State Teachers Is, Luther 0.
Indiana Teachers 0. Fairmont
wv. Va Teachers 0 (tie).
Mt. St. Mary's IA. ST. Vincent 8.
Kiski Is, Navy Plebes o.
MillerSville Teachers 8. Clarion
Teachers 0.
Washington ~. Montana o.
Stanford 20. Santa Clara o.
Westminster II, College Of En-
poria (Kas.) 7
Kirksville Teachers Y, Missouri
School Of Mines IS.
Marshall Z, Morris Harvey o.
San Jose Teachers o, California
Aggies 0 0ie).
U. of Idaho 80. College Of Idaho 6.
Georgia Tech IS. South Carolina 0.
washington State is, California 0.
Southern California 81, Oregon
State z.
Notre Dame 20. s. NJ. u. Ia.
Nebraska Is, Texas Aggies 0.
Purdue 20. Baylor Z.
Texas 0, Centenary 0.
I. G. u. 0, Simmons o.
Rice 20, st. Edwards O.
Baylor Freshmen so, Houston j. G.
o.
L. Of Tulsa 20. Arkansas 6.
Oklahoma As, New Mexico 0.
Okla. Aggies 6, Iowa 0.
Texas School Mines 10, Arizona
Teachers 8.
Louisiana Normal 20, East Texas
Teachers 0.
Northwestern IL, Tulane O.
University of Mexico 0, Louisiana
College SO.
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Atwell Dates

DALLAS. Oct. ~ Federal
District Judge william H. Atwell
Of Dallas will hold court in three
other Texas cities before the next
term in Dallas, the first opening
az San Angelo Oct. 20 for a session
az Wichita Falls. opening Nov. II
and a two-week session at Iub-
book, beginning Dec. 8.
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TEXANS FLASH
AERIAL GAME
Notre Dame Forced to Use
Passes to Win
Contest

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. +tPl-
Notre Dame pitted a hard running
attack against the famed aerial Of
fensive OF Southern Methodist here
today but was forced to revert to
the overhead style OF play 70 win
out, 20 TO IA.
Playing before a crowd Of $4,000
in the new stadium, the Rocknemen
eked out their margin. after the
hardest kind Of uphill battling. With
the score tied fourteen all and four
minutes TO go. Schwartz completed
a long pass to Conley putting the
hall on the four yard line. Schwartz
plunged over on the next play with
the winning touchdown.
The game was full OF thrills, most
OF them resulting from the contin-
uSl and promiscuous use OF the for
ward pass by the Methodists. In
the first four minutes of play each
team had scored once. The Texans
marched down the field using for
ward passes al the outset OF the
game and Hopper plunged over from
the two yard line for the first touch
down after three minutes OF play.
98 Yard Run
Notre Dame lost no time in an
swering this drive. Joe Savoldi re-
ceived the succeeding kickoff on his
has two yard line and carried IL down
the middle of the field for SO yards
and a touchdown.
The Notre Dame second string
which had started the game gave
way 70 the regulars at the start Of
the second period. After an ex-
change Of punts Carideo ran back a
SouSlern Methodist punt TO the
Texans 16-yard line and a few min
utes later Schwartz sprinted across
the goal line after a seven yard III
The visitors came back with some
more long passes to score their
second touchdown Just two minutes
before the end of the first half and
left the score tied IA TO IA at half
time.
The lineup:
Notre Dame Pos. $. NJ u.
Left End
kcSky hOOnIz
Left Tackle
Culver SpIdgue
Left Guard
kaSsy ....-.- riley
Center
MI $1,000 II II X r Il Z X 49,
Right Guard
MetzEer Nicely
Right Tackle
DOnaghue -...........-.. Skeeters
Right End
COnley -...--.-.-- Long
Quarterback
CarldeO GAptIt
Left Half
Schwartz Mason
Right Half
Brill kaufman
Fullback
Score by periods.
Notre Dame ...... Z 0 g.. 90
S. M. u. ........ 0 Ola
Notre Dame scoring. Touchdown
Savoldi (sub for Mullins Schwartz
2. Point after touchdown. Jaskwich
(sub for Carideol; Carideo Cplace
kicks.)
S. M. u. scoring: Hopper. Koontz.
Points after touchdowns Mason
(placementl: Long Cplacement).
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FOOTBALL
RESULTS

Minnesota Z. Vanderbilt 80.
Arietta 81. Rio Grande O..
Ohio Northern s. Toledo Univ. O..
Olivet Z. Defiance 0.
Catholic Univ. Z, Frankling and
Marshall %.
Colorado T., Q; Missouri U. 0.
Illinois 7. Iowa State O..
Davidson z, Erskine 0.
Elon As, Atlantic Christian College
Florida n. North Carolina State O..
Notre Dame B SO, Detroit City
College O.
Ohio State %. Indiana 0.
Fordham II. Buffalo Q.
Harvard IS, Vermont 0.
Bowdoin As. Massachusetts, AEgies
Uuhsinus 20. Haverford 0.
Penna So. Swarthmore 0.
West Virginia Wesleyan s. N. r.
|. u. Al.
Susuuehanna n. Wagner Y.
Maine Is. Rhode Island u.
Springfield SO, Colby O.
Drexel 43, Cooper Union O..
Penn State 81. Lebanon Valley O..
Allegheny q. Edinboro 0.
AIGLLNCOAAE d AL AN0Na -
Delaware 13. ST. Joseph s.
Lehigh Is, Penn Military College O..
Wisconsin %. Carleton 0.
Chicago 10. Ripon O.
Ashland 6. Wooster 0.
Bowling Green z, Baldwin Wal
lace 8.
Otterbein Is, Cedarville 0.
Capital 2. Bluffton 0.
49, Et~ATnwv 80
washington and jefferson IS.
Westminster 0.
Oklahoma IS. New Mexico 0.
Harvard "B" 80. U. 8. Coast
Guard Academy O..
Lowell Tech u. City College OF
New York 8.
Cornell 81, Niagara II.
Washington and Lee IA. Richmond
Bucknell Is. Albright O.
Lafayette Is. Muhlenberg 0.
Colgate 90, Bethany O.
Boston U. II, New Hampshire II
(tie).
Woofcrd u. Highpoint 6.
Kansas AggieS II. Washburn O..
Juniata 8. Dickinson O.
Georgia 81. Mercer O..
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute
Is, Long Island UnivC-sity O.
Alabama IS. Mississippi O.
Mississippi College 10. Miss A and
Virginia Military Institute 8, St
Presbyterian College 7. Chattan-
yooga g.
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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

Amarillo s.. Childress 10.
McCamey "a. Pyote 0.
San Angelo Z, Brady s.
Wichita Falls 10. Lubbock IS.
Big Spring 6. Eastland 0.
Temple "A. Waxahachie O.
Forest tDal-st so, Malakolf O.
Polytechnic Fort WORTH 6, Sun
CT, Dallas 0.
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SAINTS BEAT
MOPACS IL
Second Game Scheduled For
$3.50 p. M. Sunday Al
San Benito
Especial to The Herald.)

SAN BENITO. Oct. A. Getting
sweet revenge. the San Benito
Saints. Valley league champions.
romped on the Kingsville Mopacs,
champions OF the Missouri Pacific
system in the first OF a two game
series here Saturday by a Of
I'll.
r. j. Waitman held the Mopac
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OHIO %. INDIANA q

OHIO STADIUM. Columbus. O..
Oct. 6P-Ohio State won the op-
entng football game Of the Big Ten
season today from Indiana % To D
outplaying the Hoosiers throughout.
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I~DuCndOWHSt PuIUut. hISotIl .
Csub for Noon. Purvis Sub for
Kissell). Baylor: Koch. Points af-
ter touchdown: Van Bibber 2, Lew
ter.
Referee. MagidS0hn tMichiEanl (.
Umpire, Coffin illinois,; Field
Judge. Morrison Kansas: Head
Linesman. Ray (Illin0is).
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Judge: You stole eggs from this
mans shop. Have You any excuse?
Accused: Yes. I took them by
mistake.
Judge How Is that2
Accused: 7 thought they were
fresh.-Hummel Hamburg.
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Home run-Clements. Sd hits
Deck, Jordan. 2b hits-Campbell
two. Cunningham. Waitman. Pip
kin. Stolen bases-Donaho, Mat
law.
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WILSON PLAYS
GREAT GAME
Score Fails to Do Justice
To Battle Put Up BY
Texans

LAFAYETTE. Ind, Oct. 40
Although they managed to chalk up
a victory over the Baylor Bears, 20
to Z, in the Ross AIDE stadium here
today. Purdue's football team looked
anything but Big Ten champions.
Their play was ragged throughout
and they showed no sustained drive
at any time. Two long passes and
a brilliant 75-yard run pulled the
game out OF the fire for Purdue.
The score fails to do full credit
To the invading Baylor team. Jake
Wilson, one Of the speediest quarter
backs ever seen on this field. played
great ball throughout, as did Cap
tain Koch at guard and Paradeaux
at center. Wilson received a punt
in the second quarter and ran
through the entire Purdue team for
IS yards and a touchdown. but Bay
lcr was offside on the play and the
ball was brought back. Koch scored
the only Baylor touchdown when he
intercepted a pass from Chasey that
had been partially blocked and ran
80 yeards To the goal line.
The Boilermaker's line. which had
been rated unusually strong. was
responsible for most Of the ragged
play. The line played we'll on the
defense but their offensive play was
Disappointing
More than 1900 persons attend
ed. Purdue's first touchdown was
scored by Moss when he received
a pass from Pope over the goal line
in the second quarter. The gain was
Is yards. Kissell scored In the third
quarter on a 75-yard run. A twenty
yard pass from Pope TO Purvis was
scored in the fourth quarter.
The Lineup.
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Simmons Battles 7. c. u. To
Scoreless Tie in Sea of Mud

ball, +. G. u. tried to pass when II
vas discovered that Daniel, Ribble
and Mates pulled up running plays
but the losses went wild. Only three
were completed and one Of these
vas for a eve yard loss in the
fourth quarter. Spearman snag7ed
a short heave from Hinton and
tore off a 24-yard gain. He came
near getting loose but halfback
Clark, last man between him and
the goal pulled him down.
On n OF his returns OF a punt.
Leland also nearly got away but
Daniel nailed him on the side line
and blighted the Christians hopes
for a touchdown.
The lineup:
T.C.U. Pos. Simmons
Salkeld Jennings
Left End
Left Tackle
Butter Hamilton
Left Guard
Atkins Golightly
Center
Yaught Daniel
Right Guard
Howell Fitzgerald
Right Tackle
Martin Smith
Right End
Leland sanders
Quarterback
AAAAAtoH s+..s... +++s.ss4. rec
Left Half
O4NSA Cldck
Right Half
Full Back
Officials. Richerstein Texas A
& M referee: Cnrtis CTexas) In
pire; Moore Texas A. g. M head
linesman: winkelman (Arkansas)
field Judge.
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HERALD BEATS
STAR "a TO IS
Aldridge and Darby Star
For Visiting
Eleven

Led into action by Checkers. the
Brownsville Herald newsboys de-
feated the Valley Morning Star boys
o. Tucker field Saturday morning
BY a score OF 24-lS In a spirited
encounter.
A fair sized crowd saw the news
boy eleven rip into each other and
they saw plenty OF action. The
boys weren't 80 well grounded In
fundamentals. but they were III
earnest and went az IL hammer and
longs. The Herald concentrated On
a passing attack and ran the backs
across the field on sweeping end
plays. The Star hammered away at
the line with Aldridge and Darby
carrying the brunt OF the attack.
Checkers. r. Ramirez and Loya
stood out for the winners. while
Aldridge and Darby the stars
for the victors. Ramirez discarded
his shoes and was hard to catch
onc IKE broke through the line or
scrimmaEe. Two passes off the
hands OF Checkers 10 the fleet
AN&lAAAAAG1 d(AOAAALtO lUA LOuLilQQNAlC4
Checkers also tossed another long
pass 70 Lova for a counter. Sheck-
ers plunged through the line for
another Herald marker.
The starting hne-ups we're a. fol-
lows.
HERALD STAR
Left End
r. Loya Co ............. Blades
Left Tackle
O.. Ramirez ........... McDaniels
Left Guard
@. vallejos .............. Patton
Center
C. Perales .............. whiteley
Right Guard
a. Soto billiard
Right Tackle
VIM Taylor Ellis
Right End
H. Smith wilson
Quarter Back
Checkers DagvS
Half Backs
r. Ramirez -.......-...r. Martin
"A. Ramirez ............. Pcewee
Full Back
+. Ireola ............ Aiorlds0 tC)
Herald suhsbtitutions: J. Cavazos.
| Giro Pacheco, Jack MoSer.
Cal Surtees. referee; Jack Lebc-
witz. head linesman: Bill Cabler.
field umpire: G. G. Sullivan, time
keeper.
A windmill Is generating cleo
tricity for a lighthouse mt Point
Lookout. Md. for the first time in
~~-@t-a-4~f rvw4A~L @AaAmm
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+. 1ItO4d .s..s...-... Alu1lue0 W.
Herald suhsbtitutions: j. Cavazos.
Giro Pacheco. Jack Mocer.
Cal Surtees. referee: Jack Lebc-
witz. head linesman: Bill Cabler.
field umpire; G. g. Sullivan, time
keeper.
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Notre Dame scoring. Touchdown
Savoldi Csub for Mullinsl; Schwartz
2. Point after touchdown. Jaskwich
(sub for Carideol; Carideo Cplace
kicks.)
S. M. u. scoring: Hopper, Koontz.
Points after touchdowns Mason
(placement): Long (placement).
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A windmill Is generating cleo
tricity for a lighthouse at Point
Lookout. Md. for the first time in
continental United States.
La gaceta., 1930-06-09
MATA NO PELEARA ESTA
NOCHE EN- LA ARENA DEL
C.

Boxeando con ell negro Pop
per Stopper ell corpulento espa-
mol Antonio de la Mata Sc las
timo la mano derecha.
Don Antonio Sc quej6 al icon
,ertador" de peleas de la Arena
lei Cfrculo, Jose Manuel Paula,
J este luego de haber consumi-
do todos los ~argumentos para
convencer a Mata, Sc vic obi
gado a cancelar ell contrato del
valenciano y conseguir a un tai
Texas Ranger, de Miami, para
que esta noche sc bata con Ora
cker Jack Webb.
Ranger, que Sc encontraba a.
yer en- Jacksonville, arribara
hoy.
Los expertos esClman que la
victoria de Webb sera facil, da-
do que Ranger figura entire sus
La gaceta., 1930-06-09

Use j6ven un asesino?-
decian hombre! Sc
pOdria apostar ciento contra
uno que no es capaz de matar a
I'm pajaro.
A este contestaban otros:
-Tiene la fisonomia y la mi
rada dulces; pero de ESQ no hay
que fiarse, pues no hay NADIA
que Sc parezca mas a un hon.
bre honrado que un pillo.
De pronbo, un grito desga-
rrador reson6 en- una de las ven
tanas de la casa. Pedro levant6
los ojos y VIC a Leontina despei-
NADIA, ell cuerpo inclinado hacia
delante, agitando desesperada-
mente los brazos, Ell desgracia-
do dej6 escapar un gemido sor-
do y pareci6le como 81 una ma
La gaceta., 1930-06-09
NOTAS De BOXEO

Jim Corbett, ell cabalIero Jim
~excampeon mundial de peso
complete, opina que ell tragico
destino del aleman Max Schmel
ing ha lanZado a este en- ell ca
mino de un guerrero eXperimen
tado, Jack Sharkey, sin haber-
lie dado tempo para aprender
los conocimientos Fundamental.
les del boxeo y tener una COM
'pleta MEDIA de experienced.
"Pocos boxeadores de cualquie
ra generacion-dice ell caballe-
no Jim-han tenido tan bendi-
tos Fundamentals para SUI gran
deza en- ell ring como Max
~Schmeling.
Ell es inteligente hasta I'm gra
do extreme; alerta y agil. Tie
ne valor, aparentemente resis-
La gaceta., 1930-06-09
Z. 2
LIMPIA CIENTIFICAMENTE
LA SANGRE Y LA TONIFICA
ANADIENDOLE FUERZA Y
P~RODUCIENDO CARNE
SOLIDA Y MUSCULO

Durante 40 amos P. P. P. ha
dado alivio a miles de perso
mas que han sufrido de debili
dad, dolores, erupciones de la
piel, granos y perdida de Pc
so. Estas molestias han tenido
origen en- la pobreza y debili-
dad de la sangre.
P. p. P. renueva los cor
|p1sculos rojos y hace la sangre
RIGA y pura. Cuando este Sc
obtiene desaparece ell sufri-
miento, regresan las fuerzas Y
ell sistema recupera su condi-
ci6n saludable.
Dele que lie devuelva su sa-
lud.
listed no arriesga un centa-
We en- usar P. P. P. Su boti-
carlo tiene instrucciones para
devolverle su dinero 81 no que
'da satisfecho dsepues de usar
la primera botella. Tai es la fe
que tenemos en- P. P. P.
5Consentira listed en- seguir
sufriendo, sintiendose debil,
cuando puede gozar de buena
salud, fnerza Y felicidad?
Comprelo hoy.
La gaceta., 1930-06-09
Sc DESEA

no de hierro lie destrozara ell CO.
raz6n. Dej6 caer la cabeza So
bre Ell pecho, lie flaquearon las
piernas y hubiera caido de no
sostenerle los agentes.
Pero este no fue mas que I'm
momento de debilidad v no tar
do en- recobrar su algeria.
La primera mirada que en-
contr6 al levantar la cabeza, fue
la de Luisa, que acababa de lie
gar. Temiendo que olvidase SUI
juramento, Y siendo ahora mas
que nunca de gran interes que
guardara silencio, lie record6 su
promesa, llevandose dos dedos a
los labios.
Ell joven respondi6 que COM
prendia, hacienda una sena con
la cabeza que sc pudo tomar CO.
La gaceta., 1930-06-09
tencia, un bar de beElfsimas ma.

tencia, IN par de bellfsimas ma
nos, un cuefpo bien construido'
j6ven y perfectas condolences y
dentro de el resplandece 10 que
Sc llama voiantad de ganar. re-
70, desgraeiadamente para ei,
recibi6 sus. ~primeros conocl-
mientos en- Alemania, donde los
maestros no pueden comparar-
Sc con los de America. EIlos a.
diestran la mano derecha y pres
tan poca atenci6n al movimien'
to uso y utilidad de la izquier-
'da.
Y la mano izquierda, no i'm
porta como listed la yea, es casl
dos veces tan valioso como la IL
quierda. Otro toque de mala for
tuna para Schmeling es que Ell
Sc enfrent6 con pocos hombres
de habilidad antes de venir a la
America y asi nunca fue So
metido a verdadera prueba.
La gaceta., 1930-06-09

mirada.
-Senor-dijo con voz temblo
rosa pesar del respeto que
deoo aqui al hombre que repre-
senta la ley y la iusticia, no te-
mo decir q. ACADIA listed de pro-
hunciar palabras odiosas. Hay
Sehtimlentos que deben ser res
petados aun en- I'm criminal.
Sea, Pedro Ricart; no ne
eesito tampoco insistir sobre
csc punto. listed iba a casa del
senior Blanchard los domingos y
eaoa dos dias entire semana. An
1es de aver hizo listed su vista
haoituai' y, sin embargo, volyi6
anocne cuando no lie esperaban.
senorita Blanchard habfa lido
pasar La velada en- casa de
-
La gaceta., 1930-06-09

eonseguido ganarse la confian.
Ia del senior Blanchard Y de 81,
meta, 10 mismo que habia CON-
seguido la de los porteros. has
va ell punto de que ell senior Blan
chard no lie ocultaba ninguno de-
sus asuntos Y aun parece que
habia consentido en- darle a su
Meta en- matrimonio.
Els verdad, senior.
Solo que listed jamas Ia te-
nido intenci6n de casarse con Ia
senorita Blanchard; ha simula.
un amor que no sentfa. 10
cual era necesario para sus pro-
veetos, a riesgo de destruir na-
ra siempre la tranquilidad v Ia
dieha de una inocente joven.
Pedro Sc irgui6 soberbio con
81 fuego de la indignation en- Ia
-
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OXE0
VICTORIA DEL COCINERO
SOBRE Ais

Habana, JUNO 9.-PesandS
100 libras, ell boxeador cubano
Martin Perez, conocido por Ell
terrible Cocinero, vencio ell sa-
bado en- la Arena Polar, por de-
cision, al campe6n espanol de
peso mediano, Ricardo Ais, de
155 libras.
La pelea habia sido suspend
da de la semana anterior, por
la lluvia, Y la presenciaron va
rios miles de ''fanaticos".
Con uno de sus Electives gol-
pes Ais derrib6 al Cocinero, en-
uno de los rounds. Perez dos We
ces hizo sentir al campe6n la
dureza de sus golpes.
Actu6 de referee ell periods
ia y atleta Jess Losada.
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d6nde esta aqui?-le pregunt6
ell comisario de policia.
ST, senior, estoy en- la porte
ria del numero 62 de la Gale de
Lille.
-Conoee listed bien esta ca
sa, Gvenia listed con frecuencia?
ST, senior, con frecuencia.
u BESIDE cuando venia US
ted?
-Desde que los esposos Fa-
brice son porteros, es decir, des
de hara unos diez amos. Mas en-
tonces, aunque ell senior Fabrice
Y su mujer fuesen muy amigos
MICS, venia a verlos rara vez.
Con frecuencia vengo desde que
ell senior Y la sehorita Blanchard
ocupan un piso de la casa.
va sabemos ESQ. listed Ia
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mo I'm saludo a una persona CO.
nocida.
Sc lie hizo entrar en- la casa, Y
luego en- la porteria, donde Sc
encontraban cuatro hombres, en-
ire los cuales reconcile al conf
sario de policia ante ell cual ya
habia declarado.
La sonora Fabrice no Sc ha-
llaba ALI; probablemente lie ha-
brian rogado que Sc retirase.
Fabrice no estaba aun amorta-
jado, mas su cadaver desapare-
eia bajo las eubiertas de la ca
ma.
Pedro miraba a SUI alrededor
con una extraneza profunda
.trataba de comprender, de adj
vinar algo.
Pedro RiCart, isabe listed
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LAS PRACTICAS DE MAX
NO CAUSA-
RON IMPRESSION

Endicott, N. Y, JUNO 9.-Hi
20 aver ejercicios ante mas de
$500 espectadores ell pugilista
lleman Max Schmeling.
Ell teuton, que Sc prepare pa
a su match con Jack Sharkey,
,oxe6 seis rounds, dos con Char
es Belanger, dos con Lou Bar
IA, uno con Jack Shaw Y otro
on Franckie Bush.
Belanger Y Barba lucieron
)ien contra ell aleman.
Ell primero us6 su izquierda
ION mucha ventaja, hacienda
Der ell equilibrio a Max, y des-
,arg6 tan potente gancho IL
quierdo al cuerpo que pareci6
tenia "vapor" para derribar a
cualquier hombre. Schmeling 10
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hoxear cinco rounds. FL mar

boxear cinco rounds. E mari
nero de Boston que Sc prepa-
ra para su match con Max
Schmeling, en- la noche del jue-
YES, calent6 sus punos con los
sacos Y despues boxeo tres
rounds con Johnny Crosse, uno
con Paul Cavalier y otro con
King Solomon.
Sharkey desarroll6 conside-
rable velocidad y pego con exac
titud, particUiarmente con ell
gancho izquierdo.
Completaron los ejercicios
dos rounds de shadow boxing
y calistenia.