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Evening star., 1931-12-04

Liversedge's name recalls to Louie's
big mind that few weeks ago he was
tipped that the former Marine would
shortly leave San Diego for Quantico,
where he would likely take over the foot
ball eleven next year, relieving Coach
McHenry, who would be assigned else
where.
If the big fellow comes to Ouantico
he undoubtedly will make an effort to
give the post another title team, one
similar to the great eleven of "a. Nc
Henry has laid wonderful groundwork
for the man to succeed him. He has
proved a good tutor.
Which is day for the barber.
Evening star., 1931-12-04
PROCTOR is V. P. |. COACH

RICHMOND. Va. December 4 P-
George S. (Gummy) Proctor. athletic
director Of the Richmond Rotary Boys
Club, has been appointed varsity basket
ball coach for Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute
He will start work Monday as the
successor to Dusty" Rhodes.
Evening star., 1931-12-04
Louie Is sweet on

Louie Is sweet on
Tulane to grab of
a pair CT touch
downs from Wash
ington States Cou-
gars. Louie squinted
these G Coug a r S
la S t year when
they were . great
But 1t is not the
same Cat eleven
this semester. Add
to this diSadvan-
tage the fact that
the Washington
crew plays in far
different a t m o S =
phere from that to
which 1t is accus-
tonne d when il
Evening star., 1931-12-04

opens up in New Orleans.
Give Louie two tickets on Tulane to
take the Cougar crew.
MAKE it Penn when you start to lay
lSl it on the line for the Penn-Navy
tussle at Franklin Field.
Harman's Gates plan eleven Is not too
hot but it will be fighting to check the
Navy again, and Rips boys viii be all
attention for the Army game which foi-
lows. The only fly in the ointment is
that Penn always slumps when 1t gets
through with Cornell. But the chin
scraper likes the Red and Blue.
And in the scrappiest game on the
calendar tomorrow Louie picks Coast
Guard to whip Marines IN close one
at Griffith Stadium. It's kind OF hard
on the Quantico boys to have Louie go
back on 'em like this, but the great man
wears no mans hat when ne starts 70
pick 'em.
Les Maynard is the BARRIERS reason
for turning down his old Marine pals.
He thinks the big boy will gallop, rain,
hail or snow.
Put down Maryland to lash
Western Maryland tomorrow at
Baltimore and you will be taking
Louie's advice. Mr.. Curley Byrd can
sit on the bench, and MUNICH his
peanuts with only slight Interrupt
ton from Dick Harlow's boys.
Chalmers and Poppleman are due 10
scintillate, and to redeem any pres
tige that Maryland may have lost
in previous clashes with the Oreen
Terror.
r QUE has an average Of ,657 for the
L. season, So victories and So losses
Evening star., 1931-12-04
FOOT BALL AS TROPHY
Kansas, Missouri Play for One Used
In 1922 Tie Gama

In 1917 Tie Came.
LAWRENCE, Kans., December 4 IA1.
The foot ball with which Missouri and
Kansas battled to 3-3 tie in 1911 was
tne stake OF the 1881 game between the
two universities.
IL Will become a permanent trophy.
70 oe kept from year to year by the
winner of each future game.
Evening star., 1931-12-04
HONORABLE Menfinn

F1DIN
=, Monaghan ag .GalIaudetl, Norris maryland,
HoTe ne rds =; Ac Mcan; ENDS; Stewart and Dixie G
Charley McVean &C. U. Al, Fenion "a W
": Bordsau lGeorgetownl, Berger (Mary-
Evening star., 1931-12-04

Y QUE, the barber, modest and
unass suming champion
IL Handicapped of foot ball
teams, gained further glory
/ today when he announced:
II refuse to pick an all-America
eleven"
Whattaman! With a cloudburst
of all-America, all-Eastern, all
Southern and all-hooey selections
ShoWering upon defenseless
griddle public, Louie, the gar
rolous gabber, prince of pickers,
refuses to add to the general suf-
fering.
There should be a final selec-
tion to end all selections" said the
great man.
Louie's name will go down in
history with the names of other
great public benefactorS. The
greatest enemy of picking from a
derby hat has spoken.
DUT the old chin scraper will con-
ID tinue to pick winning teams while
the other experts are engaging in
buffoonery.
Louie, despite whisper campaign di-
rected against him, will call the winners
in foot ball until the last game is played.
What a heart! What a break for the
public!
"Take New York University" says
Louie, ito win a close one from one of
the smartest elevens in the 'pOne belt"
That's Louie, with plenty of nerve to
buck the public's choice. The gabber
chooses Meehan's men because they will
come bounding back from the Carnegie
Tech game with second wind and fight
ing for a chance to make the headlines.
Maj. Neyland's boys peaked for Ala
bama and have been letting down in
their stride ever since.
Evening star., 1931-12-04
No All-Team Hooey by Louie
Big Public Benefacor, However, Will Pick His Winners
TOM DOERER-
by TOM DOERER

7 QUE, the barber, modest and
unaS Ssuming champion
. Handicapped of foot ball
Evening star., 1931-12-04

HADLEY may figure in another deal
l. soon as It's said the White Sox
got him to use in a trade with
the Yankees, possibly for Tony Laz-
zeri. infelder, or Myril Hoag, outfelder.
That's nothing for the Nationals to
worry about, however, for they at least
appear to have that long sought right
hand swinging outfielder Of class.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-15
WILACY BOYS
HOLD MEETING


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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-15
THOMPSON IS
CHAMP AGAIN
Negro Regains Welter Title
From Freeman On
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VET HURLERS
OPEN SEASON
Cat-Spud Game Is Watched
With Interest By
Fandom
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AssOclzted Press sports Writer


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BOMCK'SLOSS
IS Big UPSET
BOYS Doubles Are Being
Conducted Here
Today

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fnEE The HERALD SPORTS SECTION t@.
Yates, Barber Win Brownsville High Singles Titles
to Play I'm
Benefit Golf Match

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gees CHARITIES ard TIE Zo-loz Pc
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-15
j. Scott Brown Is
Chosen Rotary Head

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-27
Hat Bandings
l5c to Csc yd.

Polka dot cire. striped gros-
grain, Roman stripe, Algerian
stripe. double-faced cire, plain
and braided leatherette. Angel
Skin, etc.. In all colorS. We will
tie your bows for you free of
charge. Ribbon Department.
Kann'S-Street Floor.
La gaceta., 1931-06-02

la primera cura fu6 visitado en-
6sta al dia siguientc por ell GO
befaador de la provincial, ell all
!calde Y hasta ei captain general.
todos los euales q lorfia elogia-
ron su comportsmiento Y ensal-
aaron su acto de valor, confor-
me 10 hacian los mejores 6rga-
nos de la prensa, de la localidad.
No dejaron de acudir todos
los obreros de Ia fabrica Y hasta
de curiosos, avidos de
hablar y %contemplar de cerea
al que nj en- su fisonomia, nj en-
sus palabras demostraba tener
temple superior de alma oue
parecia. necesario para descollar
tantos como aquella noche
labian merecido ell dictado de
tai era su sencillez de
La gaceta., 1931-06-02
AUTOMOVILISMO
RATIFICADOS LOS TRIUN-
FADORES EN- LA CARRIE
RIA DE 500 MILLAS

Indianapolis, JUNO 2.-Lue-
go de DIR las p~rotestas presenta-
das por Harry Hartz, de Los
Angeles, y Luis Meyer de South
gate, CAL, los directories de Ia
Association Automovilista Ame.
ricana ratificaron aver a los
triunfadores en- la carrera dc
500 millas.
Todas las cifras fueron COM
probadas de nuevo por esos di-
rectores, antes de hacer la ra-
tificaci6n.
Hartz alegaba que Fred
Frame habfa vencido a Luis
Schneider, a quien Sc concedie-
ra ell primer puesto por una di-
ferencia de So segundos, Y Me
yer que el habfa entrado en- ell
tercer puesto, en- lugar de Ralph
Hepburn.
Los premios lie fueron entire
gados a los vencedores en- un
banquete verificado anoche.
La gaceta., 1931-06-02
semblante y de expression!

semblante y de expression!
/ GComo entire tantos no habia
acudido nj un momento a estre-
char su mano su companero, su
amigo, su principal? 1C6mo Be
nito Ronet, al q. va debian haber
icontado los pormenores de aque
LA escena terrible, ell que como
nsdie debia agradecer que Juan
hubiera expuesto su vida por
.salvar de una ruina completa la
faorica y de una muerte segura
a tantos valientes, no estaba a
su cabecera en- union de Bernar-
da su esposa de deseos, va a. no
de hechos, y de Lucia, Su ahiia.
da en- las pilas bautismales v a
la que amaba como a un hiia?
Els que llegaba a tanto ell rem
cor en- Ell eoraz6n de aquel rico
La gaceta., 1931-06-02
VEN 10 A PURvIs

New York, JUNO 2.-Jackie
,Purvis, de Indianapolis, perdi6
aver Ia decision en- un encuentro
con Vicente Street, peso media
no de New York, en- el progra-
ma de exhibition de nuevos ia
lentos," presentado por ell Madi-
son Square Garden.
Allie Wolf, de Brooklyn, fue
tirado por ell conteo de nueve, en-
Ell primer asaltC, pero Sc levan-
to para veneer a 81 contrincan-
tie Guido Conte.
Gordon Fortenberry, joven
gladiator de Cocoa. Florida, sin
apuros venci6 a Max Pinsker, de
Brooklyn.
La gaceta., 1931-06-02
SOLO 20 CABALLOS A
CEN INSCRIPTOS PAR
Ell DERBY INGLES

Epson Downs, Inglaterra, ju
MO Con la retirada de los
caballos Spanish Main y Car
melus, propiedad de Sir Charles
Hyde y Sir Charles Pulley, que
do reducido a 20 ell numero de
los caballos inscriptos para dis
cutir Ell microbes el Derby in
giles.
Esperase que otros caballos
seran retirados y que no mas de
"a saldran a ~disputarse ell gran
La retirada de Carmelus, I'm
contendiente de importancia,
cause verdadera sorpresa.
La gaceta., 1931-06-02

Sus habitaciones, que habian
vuelto a ocupar desde las prime
ras horas de la manana v que
solo habian sufrido ligerisimos
desperfectos, estaban tambien
desiertas. Ash Lucia como Ber-
narda estaban acostadas cada
una en- su lecho con algo de fie-
bre Y con los miembros dolori-
dos. Una tenaz neuralgia las
oprimia las sienes y no Sc daban
bien cuenta de tcdo 10 ocurrido.
En- cuanto a Benito, al volver a
81 casa recorri6 TODD Ell edificio
para enterarse minuciosamen.
de cuanto en- 81 habia ocurrido
Y despues de examiner te53s
los estragos del incendio y de
calcular el tempo y Ell dinero
que harlan falta para volver a
La gaceta., 1931-06-02
LA CACETA"

contemplar su casa en- ell estado
en- que estaba antes. del siniestro
Sc dirlgi6 rapid4mante a casa
de Ortiz de Lauder Ell nota il
-Ya sabra listed por la nrer
sa de la madana 10 ocurrido -
hoehe en- la fabriea. Ell fuego ba
sido terrible, las p6rdidas son
De gran consideration. v ann
que todo estaba asegurado /.
p8Iahzaef6n en- los trabajos 10
eompostura del material susceo
llple dc ella y la comp-a de ma
quiharia nueva retardaran al
~ piempo la reapertura de Il
l ,aoi y p~rodueiran I'm gran
lelleit en- los ingresos de Ia caea
no ie parece a listed?
-indodablemente no ppedo
.uzgar de la Importance de- nns
La gaceta., 1931-06-02

improvisado que no podia olvi-
dar, nj con tan extraordinaria
causa, las palabras de queja v
de despedida con que Sc habia
separado de 81, quizas para STEM
pre-, ell infeliz cajero? 5Y elias?
I Tan terrible habia sido la or
den, tan ajenas estaban sus al
mas de sentimientos generosos.
que no habian querido afrontar
ell enojo de su padre y su her
mano rsepectivos, por cumplir
con 10 cue debia dictarles su ca
rino de tantos amos?
NADIA de este era ~cierto. sin
embargo, aunque los hechos las
acusaran de ingratitud Y de OIL
vldo. Las pobres mujeres ha-
hian caido enfermas del susie y
del terror de Ia noche pasada.
La gaceta., 1931-06-02
AvISos IN YHoR CITY

dimiento, como en- los que lie Sc
guian de augusta, nadie los ha-
bia visto, nj saba de ellos. AIDE
mas, tampoco PUG podia entire
Itenerse en- tales averiguaciones,
|cuando la catastrofe arreciaba
" todos los esfuerzos eran pocos
para v~encerla o por 10 menos re-
'sistirla.
Desde aquel momento Sc lie
vic en- los sitios de mayor peli-
gro, Trabajando sin cesar, va
con los picos, va dirigiendo las
mangas, va echando abajo los
tabiques; hasta que al DIR la ia
tai amenaza del maquinista lie
a cabo 81 solo Ell acto mas he
de la noche. Cuidado en- la
de socorro con ell mayor es-
nero despues de haberle hecho
La gaceta., 1931-06-02
APLAZADA LA PELEA PA
RA QUE FIELDS PUEDA
~PREPARARSE MEJOR Y
PELEAR CON Ell SAGUERO

Chicago, JUNO Para ell lu
mes dia SIDE JUNO fue aplazado
aver el pSograa que Sc habia a.
nunciado para ell jueves, en- ell
estadio de Mullins.
Debese el a~plazamiento al de-
SEQ de que Jackie Fields, excam
pe69 mundial de peso weller,
tenEa tempo de prepararse pa
ra su pelea son ell Relampago
Sagtiero, ell campe6n cubano.
La gaceta., 1931-06-02
FOlletin de La Gaceta No. 81
Isl 70 Fuera Rico!
Novela original
de
DIN. Luis Mariana de LARA

trabajo hacerse reconocer por
los guardias de seguridad para
que le dejaran penetrar en- su
domicilio. No fuG poca su sor-
presa cuando no encontr6 a ma
die en- las habitaciones de b.
net, Y mas aun cuando nadie
supo darle notieias suyas. En-
los primeros momentos de atur-
La gaceta., 1931-06-02

Ell promedio de velocidad de
Schneider fue elevado en- la com
probacion de 96.178 millas por
bora a 96.629.
La gaceta., 1931-06-02

Los fanatics de Brooklyn han
firmado una petici6n pidiendo
que ell viejo Robinson Sc retire
de "a direction del club y que pa
I'd sustituirlo Sc escoja a Max
Carey, ell exjardinero del Pitts
burg.
La petici6n ostenta rs, 900 fir
mas.
La gaceta., 1931-06-02
Boz &c
GILBERTO CASTILLO VEN
Clio A LETO

Miami, JUNO 2.-Tony Leto,
de Tampa, fue Vencido aver a.
quf por Gilberto Castillo, en- una
movida pelea a diez asaltos.
Castillo derrib6 a Leto en- ell Sc
La gaceta., 1931-06-02
COURTNEY VENcIo A Pc
RRoN4


NewE ork, JUNO e. Eeorge
CourtRey, de Tulsa, Oklahoma,
sup4o aver a Patsy Perroni, de
Cartons Ohio, en- un combate a
diez rounds.
Ell vencedor pesaba 1877 IL
bras y ell vencido, 176.
Johnny Mack, 1914, de Cincin-
natl, perdi6 ell veredicto de los
jneces en- un combate con Ha-
rold Scarney, 1872, de Youngs-
town, Ohio.
La gaceta., 1931-06-02

YES, en- PlttSDurg, nno1
penderse por Ell Fl y
En- St. Luis n Cardenales
k.encieron 8 los rojos, con ano-
racQn de carreras por 6.
Eendrick, la 1b del Cincin :
natl, di6 cinco hits en- otras tan
tas wees al bate. Batearon tres
hits cada uno, Adams y Wilson,
Ida los Cardenales.
Cincinnati SC, 15h, be.
st. Luis &c, 1lh, lie.
La gaceta., 1931-06-02
TONY DOMINGUEZ FACIL-
MENTE VENCIO A YOUNG
RUSSELL
Tiberio G4rrot6 a Mitchell

Ccnforme 10 habia pronostica-
do este peri6dico, ash ocurri6. To
ny Dominguez, Ell guajiro de Ca
La gaceta., 1931-06-02

gundo asalto ypues Sc man
tuvo a la cabeza del "bout" has
ia Ell final.
Leto pesaba cinco libras mas
que Castillo, 1877.
Mickey Fields, las, daaAtIan
ia, Sc abri6 canine hd bite
nef una decision sobuR Joe1pic-
carrotta, de TampaAn Ell boat
a ocho asaItos. = Y
Mutt Griffin A. Macon, GA,
hizo tablas con- htsy Miller, de
Tampa.
La gaceta., 1931-06-02
EN- WEST
sERvzCIO De AMBULANClA, Te;s;ouo Y 111e

TS1onos para visitas por el dia: Ybor City, Y 145s
West Tampa, II 3046. Para llamSass Dor In nochr.
10 misno IN YbOr cue On West Tampa. Y 1A1O.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-02
CATHEDRAL GOAL
FOR PILGRIMAGES

meetings held last summer and fal
in preparation for convocation cere-
monies. Women folk are invited
to attend with the men.
The coming visit is being ar
ranged under direction of the fol-
lowing members cooperating with
John F. Engelke, thrice potent
master:
Eighth District-William w. suckow
Franklin. district chairman Meredith
Lineberger. Columbus; Reed NICK. Digger
Franklin; Elan Y. Guernsey. Bedford; w
P. Mays. Burns City; Williams A. stoute
Bloomington: W. Howard Baker, Martins.
Vile.
Ninth District-John w. Hunter, Terre
Haute. district chairman; county chair.
men: Clay county. Austin M. Shattuck
Brazil: Greene. Elmer Sherwood, Bloom.
field; owen. Lewis E. Hubbard, Spencer
Putnam, Milt Brown. Greencastle: Sulli.
van. Cecil ]. Jennings; Vigo. Conrad j
Herber. Terre Haute.
District and county chairmen also
are being assisted by a large num-
Der of Rite members in the commu-
mites. Attention also is called tc
the next regular social event of the
Rite which will be George Wash.
ington ball, Feb. 20, for all the
membership when it is expected
that colonial costumes will be a
chief feature.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-02
WOODMEN CAMP TO
OBSERVE FOUNDING
Entertainment, Talks Will
Feature Celebration of
Marion Lodge.

Thirty-f1fth anniversary Of the
founding of Marion Camp No. 1858
Modern Woodmen Of America, this
city, will be celebrated Tuesday
night at the camps lodge building
322 East New York street.
Exercises to be given under direc-
ton of Roy La Roche, venerable
consul of the camp, will include
musical entertainment and ad-
dresses.
A special guest of honor viii be
j. A. Southland, 81, oldest living
member of Marion camp, who
joined the order Jan. IL, 1888.
Among speakers will be Judge
Frank P. Baker Of the Marion
county criminal court. Judge
Charles F. Remy, n. D. Patterson,
Walter KirSch, and w. D. Headrick
and Edwin B. Pugh, trustees. A let
ter from John D. Volz, national di-
rector of the order, will be read.
j. Raymond Trout, district deputy
will report on the camps financial
status. Entertainers from the Music
Masters School of Music vii provide
a program.
Marion camp was organized IN
1896 with seventy-nine members and
now has the largest Woodmen's
lodge In Indiana.
A Ladies Club auxiliary camp
was organized by Marion last year,
Tha camp has enc Of the leading