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Evening star., 1932-08-21

Bergman of c. U.
Is Operated On

THROUGH he was operated upon
i for appendicitis only Friday,
Head Coach Arthur Bergman
of the Catholic University foot ball
squad expects to be able to begin
work with the Cardinal gridders
September 10, as originally planned.
His condition today at the Naval
Hospital was reported favorable.
Bergman will be assisted by the
same coaches as last season. George
Vlk will have charge of the ends
and Forrest Cotton will tutor the
linemen, with Eddie LaFond again
handling the freshman squad.
While some valuable players have
been lost by graduation. G. U. will
have a good nucleus at hand for its
nine-game schedule. opening October
l against City College of New York
at New York.
Stalwartssslated to be at hand in
clude Capt. Bus Shiery, Tom Whelan
and Charley McVean, backs: Ray
Howe and Winnie Fraatz. ends: Bill
Gross, Tom Nally and Bill Stafford,
tackles: Jimmy Lyons, guard. and
Edgar White. reserve center last Fall.
Mainstays who have been lost are
Johnny Oliver. Quarterback: Johnny
Ambrose, center: Carl De Mello and
Fred Guarnieri. backs: Nick Monaco,
guard, and Johnny Lyons, end.
Evening star., 1932-08-21

North Carolina are having their an
nual battle at Chapel Hill
Thanksgiving brings thrcc traditional
contests: Virginia's arcient rivalry with
Carolina, to be contested in Scott Sta
cium; the military classic between v.
M. I. and v. P. I. in Roanoke, and
Marylands long-standing game with
Johns Hopkins in Baltimore share the
day with Carolina States play against
South Carolina in Raleigh.
Duke has Washington and Lee for
opposition in Durham on November 26
while December > finds the end of
South Atlantic foot ball with Mary
land playing Western Maryland in Bal
timore
Evening star., 1932-08-21

- vi dNy, lHSy dlSO CdllCG lIiii
GRAVY Cravath. outfielder OF the
Phillies and for timc-in 1919 and
1o20-their manager.
Cravath hasn't changed much. In
fact, while he looks as young as
ever, he is more dapper He wears
one OF those little French mustaches.
his face is bronzed and he wears
perpetual smile.
He's Judge Cravath now. at La
gupa Beach. Calf. not so miles
south of Los Angeles on the shore
road to San Diego If you happen to
drive down that way you are quite
likely to see Cravath puttering
around in the garden, fronting on
the highway.
Cravath was the home run leader
of the National League in an era in
which "a circuit drives constituted
a phenomenal record. He was in
front in 1913 with 10 and in 1914
jumped to "a. In 1918 he had 8,
enough to give him the lead again,
and the next season saw him hit II,
Along came Ruth after Gravy's
retirement, with 60, and made the
old home-run records sink into the
background But Judge Cravath often
wonders what he would have done
with that lively ball.
(Copyrisht. 1922
Evening star., 1932-08-21
PLAY TWO NET MATCHES
Pair of Others Are Defaulted in
Capital City Tourney.

Two singles matches were played and
two decided by default as competition
opened yesterday in the Capital City
Tennis League tournament.
Ten more singles encounters were
listed today. Doubles compe petition will
begin this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Dou-
bles entries will be received until noon.
Bob Considine, Anthony I,atona, Gene
Hermann and Frank Shore are seeded
PLAYERS. Considine will meet Pat Deck
tooay and Shore will engage Heiskell.
Summaries:
SINGLES tfrst rourdl-clsssm're de-
fested HoSecker, 6-4. Ga: Ritzenbers de-
feated Dreschler. s--1, 81: Dssnan de,
feated Sendel bv default; Atwood defeated
Grant by default.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
SINGLES thrst rsundl-s am. Heiskell
vs. Shore; 10 am, olehausen vs. vsrein
Jacob VS.. Murata. Hermann vs.; kenoeu
lord VS.. Staubly. Hsney VS. Seioel: II An
Considine VS.. Deck, Garnett VS.. Moore L
second rouna--ll an, johnson W. oraef.
Evening star., 1932-08-21
AZTECS, ARROWS AHEAD

Aztecs and Arrows are heading the
senior and Junior divisions of the Col
cred Community Center Base Ball
League. Each has won three games in
as many starts. Close competition has
predominated in the league contests
being played daily at Walker Stadium.
Latest results are: Senior division,
Old Timers, 10; Manchester, 4; Axtecs,
4; Stadium Bearcats, 2. Junior division,
Manchester A. c.. 6; Incarnations, 5.
Shield A. C., 7; Gladiators, S. Gladi-
ators. 10; Walker Post, l.
Evening star., 1932-08-21
SWIM MEET TOMORROW
22O-Yard Free-Style Race to b
Feature at Glen Echo.

A 220-yard free style race will fea-
ture a swimming meet to be held in the
Crystal Pool at Glen Echo tomorrow
night at $50 o'clock The meet. sane
toned by the District A. A. u, will
start at $50 o'clock
There will be various other events
for men and women and a 60-yard free
style for boys under IA. Gold, silver
and bronze medals will be awarded for
first. second and third places in each
event and gold medals will go to the
winners in the relays.
Maj. r. B. Lawrence will referee.
Evening star., 1932-08-21
BIG UPSET AT GOLF.

ASHEVILLE, N. c., August 20 (P.-
In startling upset W. D. Fondren of
Augusta. Ga, conquered Alan Smith,
youthful Ashevilla star, in the 36-hole
final to win the annual Asheville Coun-
try Club tournament today. The score
was and 3.
Evening star., 1932-08-21
NAVY COACH LOOKS AHEAD
Kibbe Kept on 1881 B Squad to Be
Prepared for This Fall.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. August 2o-Last
year every one wondered why clever
little quarterback named Kibbe was
kept on the Navy "B" squad team. He
made fine runs and used good judg-
ment.
Now rip" Miller, Navy head coach
reveals that he kept Kibbe on the scrub
SQUAD for the sake of experience.
This year I may have to rely on him
considerably" Miller said
Evening star., 1932-08-21
EMMOkS WINS AT TRAPS
Breaks 4S Gut of so Targets in
Weekly Benning Event.

Shattering 4S out of so clays. George
Emmons was high in the first event in
the weekly Washington Gun Club trap
shoot yesterday at Benning
Henry Bartholomew also broke 4S out
of so to capture the second test, from
l9 yards.
won the added-target handicap, after
miss -and-out shoot-off with five others.
Scores with yardages follow:
Evening star., 1932-08-21
HENRY NET TEAM AHEAD.

Henry racketers downed Montrose,
6 to 2, yesterday in Public Parks
Tennis League match In an upset Pat
Deck scored over Anthony Latona,
IS. 81.
Summaries:
Evening star., 1932-08-21
HENRY. 6; MoNTRoSE. 2.

SINGLES-Deck tH1 defeated Latona
Is, 81; Heisker tMl defeated Seidel,
%. 50; Krause tH1 defeated Kendall,
6-2. 6-4; Jacob (M) defeated Grant, 6-3,
IS.
DOUBLES-Deck and Seidel defeated Heis-
kell and Latona. ca. 81. 60; Grant and
Krause defeated Smith and Jacob, e-3,
3-6, SIS Yeatman and Eckert won by
The Washington times., 1932-09-01
Want - Miscellaneous

104 yanted-Furniture
ALL kinds OF furniture. High prices
paid For quick results cali MAI. 1895.
FURNITURE BrIc-a. brac FngS. absoiutetS
highest cash priceS paid for used fufni.
ture Call Murray he convinced AID 6133
POSITIVELY best cash prices paid for
your turniturOe. rugs household goods,
etc Best results call ATT 1857 anytime.
The Washington times., 1932-09-01
Room Brick House for Sae Located in Nearby Vugq Pida &c. $50
Automobiles
BUICK

oOAOA
BUICK 1928 Coach. Standard Six-Finest
running condition. must sell for storage.
$50; NOLAN MOTOR CO., iii 1sth
1923 BUICK Master Coupe. S325. B1S
Maryland Ave. N. e. Line. O17S.
BUICK 1920 Sport Touring-S5O down,
$27 per mo. Excellent condition. De
luxe equipped. Al tires. Guaranteed. War
rington Motor Co. 2035 18th N. W.
BUICK 1881 De Luxe Roadster, rubber,
finish and mechanical condition excel.
lent, A real buy at only 1915. EMERSON
Z ORME. 18th and M SITS. N. ". DI. S1OO.
BUICK 1880 81 sedan--$6O. down. S33
per mo. Mechanically excellent. Looks
Motor Co, 20S5 18th N. W. pot. o7Oi.
BUICK De Luxe Coupe, 1880. $426. 645
Maryland Ave. y. z. Line. 0178.
BUICK Sedan, 1929 Master. Interior clean.
Good tires. Motor runs fine. A very
desirable car and carrying an attractive
WAKEFIELD MOTOR COMPANY
Open Evenings and Sunday
1880 Conn. Ave. N. W Dist. 1880
BUICK 1929 Club Sedan, B345 terms.
Triangle Motor Co., 2 N. z. Ave. n. W.
BUCKS other makes, reduced prices.
Stanley Horner. 1915 l4th st.
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ESSEX
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Motor CO., 2O35 18th n. W. Pot. O7O1.
FORD 1929 Sport Roadster, rumble seat.
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Triangle Motor Co, n. z. Ave. n. w.
FORD 1881 Sport Roadster. S3S down.
S22 per mo. Best of condition in every
way: good tires; guaranteed. Warrington
Motor Co. 2035 18th n. W. Pot O701.
FORD 1890 De Luxe Sport Roadster. dou-
BILE well tenders. trunk rack road lights.
rumble seat and all extras. Only $3.50,
on terms: NOLAN MOTOR CO.. I'LL
FORD. 1880 dark blue Coupe and 1880
black Sport Roadster. Both of these
cars are fully equipped, and in splendid
condition. Tenders paint tires and interior
original Your choice at $235 90
WAKEFIELD MOTOR COMPANY
Open Evenings and Sunday
1l3O Conn Ave. n. W. Dist. 1850
FORD latest 1881 Tudor Sedan, Just like
new car. Owned by lady and in perfect
condition. Must sell only S329 on terms
M M, EGpeS s9pG NOLAN MOTOR CO.. I'LL
FORD 1881 Standard Coupe, rumble seat,
black. green stripe Goodyear tires, many
extras, Owner could not pay unpaid notes.
Only S279. on terms Special paint, cream
panel. Mr.. Roper. NOLAN MOTOR CO,
III 18th 81. N. W.
The Washington times., 1932-09-01
Automobiles
STIITZ

STUTZ 1928 Dlackhawk Speedster-&b0
down, S27 per mo ReconditiOned. Re-
finished. Good tires. Guaranteed. Warning
ton Motor Co., 2035 18th n. W. pot. 070l,
The Washington times., 1932-09-01
Auto Trucks

REQ 81 3-ton dudl-pneumatie, under hoist
Exchange, ~ Florida Ave, N. e.
The Washington times., 1932-09-01
Automobiles

120 Motorcycles and Bicycles
LATE model used niOtorcycles; reas. prices
4th and Ste N W Pot. 2B22.
RIOE the new Light Twin, S24O. 1882
14th St W CaII DEC 6O6B
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Automobiles tor Sale
The Washington times., 1932-09-01

Automobiles for Sale
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-12-08
CHARITY GAME
OF DIAMONDBALL
TOMORROW NIGHT
70 BE PLAYED BETWEEN
FLORIDA AND PICKED
TEAM; LAST CAME UNTIL
SERIES STARTS

For sweet charity's sake. the s.
S. Florida and picked team Of
the best players in the city, will
play a game of diamondball to-
morrow night at Bayview Park. 1T
will be the last game until the
league games, start next February.
THE expense will be borne en-
tirely by the management of the
Florida club, so 1907 goes to
charity.
Next Monday the Florida pro-
ceeds to Mobile where it goes into
drydock, and the team is anxious
to have one more fling at the
best Key West affords in diamond
ball artistry.
President Pittman is in charge
of the challenged and he expressed
himself as confident that his selec-
ton win make the Champion Flor
ida team bite the dust, swallow
salt water or sumpin'
Ubieta. of the Relief, who is
reputed to be the best diamondball
twirler, after A. Lunn, of the
Florida. Many believe him his
equable, some his superior. So a
hot pitchers battle is sure to en-
sue.
A number of friends of Ubieta
have contributed to the purchase
of cup, which will be presented
to him after the game, if he wins.
If he loses all he will get is their
condolences.
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Chapter 4s
sANTA,s NEW PROBLEM

sANTA's NEW PROBLEM
neKY. darling. do look whore
we are?" She hurled herself
ygainst him.
"Darlingi That sounds more
Jond." He turned to follow her
pointing. "The Bronx Zoo. What
VI TT"
ara adore to visit 1t. Never
have"
Catching the spirit Of her excite.
ment, he tapped on the pane. Jump
ing out. he settled the fare. then
helped her to aiight. As they
walked toward the entrance, ne
tucked her arm through bis posses.
sively.
81 must hand 1t to you, Santa
when your little think-box works. \
works quickly"
Close to the gates, she felt safe
20 reveal her mind.
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lation to you that | do. II would
have been easy for yon to have
wiped him from tina slate. You
we're too loyal"
"But Give" she protested to pre-.
vent him from heaping more Goals
OF fire. II don't think | have been
loyal. Through sheer cussedness
I've let you down.
He laughed. Suddenly his face
went grave.
'Tf you could have read the black.
ness Of my jealousy! i've worked
myself into panics. rye imagined
treacheries. Her gone forever now.
little Santa: that's why | can ten
you
was be asserting that Dicky had
gone forever In order 20 force her
to confirm It?
Il visited the zoo today she fal.
tered.
$50 you've mentioned" Rising
he came behind her. santa. for
give me my Suspicious. I love you.
Your first marriage was q blessing
In disguise: rs taught me 70 trust
you
always trust me-" she reached
up '.eren though the proofs ahonid
be against me"
Later. over coffee, when he ques.
toned her about her day. she turnsd
him aside.
sits so long since We were free
from an intruder. Let's talk about
that house in the country"
sI'd love q house in the country"
Give took her up seriously. "bnt for
the moment It's impossible"
"I'll pay half for the house." she
volunteered.
"Thatss dear Of you. But ia
much prefer that we start by replac-
ing every stick OF furnitnre, bit by
BIT. that dates from your first mar.
riage.n
AS ron like" Her face was crest
fallen.
In bed abe tried last time.
about my visit 10 the Zoo"
Give snored peacefully. The pre-
tence thar he and she we're begin
ming on new plane OF sincerity was
insolerahle. II he we're 70 ind outl
she lay awake specializing and
scheming. How was she to handle
Dfcky IL he again approached herf
fcsswsxas 1ssi.isss. css@sssy pswass,
santa taksa extraordinary ore.
cautions. tcmerrcTs. against fsrfsse
] contact vita pasky.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ia PATH @PARADlSEl
. 20 es ) % % . e4A6A9 . Sese sl
n. ca.i,,'s1.
DAWSON.

attempt AumDsr one. s1ie mas
try again later.
Over dinner she Tackled him from
a new angle.
.Laat night Jon said something
true-thaf we'd come 10 the cross
roads"
aBut / took it all back" he kazed
into his plate.
Il know you did. But i've been
thinking; our coming to the cross
roads was all my doing. i've made
al idiot Of myself over Dicky,
There ara people so rotten. like
clothes and ieaky boats. that yon
can't patch them"
mo one can be wise for another
person" He looked iip. Il tried to
be wise for you; you tried to be
wise Tor Dicky."
aPm the one who's bungled," she
thrust in eagerly. "You'ye been
perfect"
mo compliments" he checked
her. crossroads, where you and |
are concerned. are fantastic. Most
Of this Diclxy business was an incl
dent which we exagg Grated. All the
same" He paused. "Am dis
tressing your"
She mustered smile.
"Not a Bit"
Every well, then. consider thai
your conducts been fine."
she blinked and gasped.
'tEIow do you make that out?"
| "Dicky once stood ID the same re-
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'Tm not your wife. When | was,
you were as crooked as dogs hind
leg. You sill ata.s s 500
Withdrawing her arm swiftly. she
darted from him. Realizing thct be
was following, she sought refuge
with traffic cop,
Don't arrest him. We were once
friends. Only tell him to stop an.
noylng me-"
The traffic cop. suddenly pro.
NOTED to knight-errant, viewed
Dicky's pearl-grey spats and shiny
cane with infinite disgust
"Beat it. Shake q leg"
Dicky raised his hat to his former
wife.
$50 long, darling. I'll visit the
monkey-house. Studying it's In
mates may teach me something
more about you"
'I1i run him In, II you say So"
the officer suggested.
Tears of gratitude flooded !
eyes.
81 can't let you. There are rea.
sons"
"The big hunk OF cheese!" Her
protector scowled after the ieisureiy
retreating figure. His gaze returned
20 her. aYou shouldn't look 80
sweet. grille. It isn't all his fault
santa's problem. as she journeyed
homeward. was how much she
could tell Give without prejudicing
herself. She planned an expurgated
edition OF her impromptu kidnap.
ping. At the VI start she was
stumped. The truth was too In
credlhle-that she had stepped Into
the one taxi in New York In which
the man whom she ought to avoid
was seated.
Arrived back at the apartment
she stroye to compose herself and
was still undecided as to how much
20 divulge. when she heard the door
opening and recognized her hus.
bands footstep.
Hello. darlingl" he greeted her
from the hall: then entered gallant
and hoyish.
you're looking tired, little wife.
She leaned back her head Tor him
10 kiss her.
srye been to the Zoo Of III
places"
"You're nothing but kid he
pinched her cheek. sT1l run away
and dress"
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santa taksa extraordinary ore.
eantscnss tcraerrcVs. against fsrshss
contact vita paeky.
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! SYNOPSIS: with a nseIodra-
nsatio gesture, SGntd,s former hug
Udhd Dtcky kidnops her, and
holding her By force III q t0Es, at
kenpts TO make Iope to her. Santa
4ptshes Glue, her husband had
done more than merely thT0fO
Dicky out of their apartment the
Night before, 1cheM his presence
Had become too obnoxious. But
notc Snnt1 must eScdpe-1Ssd she
doesn't quite knotO how 30 do ".
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WASTED TIME

NEWBURGH, N. "A thief
broke into the greenhouse of Mrs.
Robert Hughes OF this city and
stole her century plant, which will
not bloom for rs years.
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LEGALS


10 the holders OF tbs First Mort
gage Five Per cent Fifty Year Geld
bonds of the Key West Electric
gsauapany. Under the sinking Fund
PROVISION OF the Mortgage or Deed
og Trust, dated August I. 1905, be.
tween the shave Company and che
State Street Trust Company. IF Ruse
ton. the undersigned Trustee hereby
gives notice that until December
-. 1879. at twelve sseioek nasssI, Il
will receive sealed proposals fer the
sale ~ the above manned bonds. To
absorb the sum nj Ftge Thousand
Two Murdered and Eorty~nsne and
sefaa Sss. s4sskl 9elaars. or any
part thereof. Interest an bonds ssar-
EhaseA VIII ceASa va December -
Is34 The rsahS is reserved "a re-
lees any and MI PROPOSALS
STATS STREET. Trust COMPANY.
rs : tI W0IS,tfTT. Vice President
EsoSgen Mass.. nesssnbss L. 1919
aeSs~s 1918
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,aasee ga - @s~s~ .s On see
TO-DAY IN HISTORY

fs54~-Dogma of Immaculate
Conception promulgated from
Vatican.
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1865. 900 lives lost in the
burning of the Jesuits' Church
Santiago, Chile. \
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19o7--oscar IL, King of SWe
den and Norway. died.
La gaceta., 1932-06-08

mucho ell cuidado de SUI cauti-
va a su hermano y a"sn-cuna-
da, parti6 para Ciudad' Rodrigo,
escoltado por I'm sargento Y
diez hombres de la partida. Ape
mas Sc habian separado media
milla del pueblo, cuando, desde
I'm seto que bordeaba Ell canine,
son69 disparo, y la bala hiri6
ligeraMente al caballo de Juan
Martin. Dos de sus hombres CO.
rrieron hacia ell seto, e inmedia-
tamente volvian con un viejo ca
nose, de unos setenta amos, Gu
yos dedos sarmentosos Sc Girls,
jpaban sobre una carabina a1n
humeante.
-Debe ser IN loco-diio Sc
renamente ell Empecinado, mi
rando al miserable. GMe CO.
noces, buen viejo? iPor que
La gaceta., 1932-06-08
BASE BALL
LIGA NACIONAL

Los Gigantes de New York
derrotaron aver a los Rojos de
Cincinnati, hacienda la carrera
del triunfo en- la novena entra-
da. OFT, ell jardinero derecho.
descarg0 dos cuadrangplares,
dando la victoria a SUI team
con ell ultimo. Lombard y Gran
than tambien pegaron batazos
de "~cuatro esquinas".
Los errores del Chicago y al
gunos oportunos batazos die
ron al Brooklyn la victoria en-
ell juego de aver. Alfonso Lopez
calent6 ell banco, actuando de
receptor ell veterano Picinich.
La derrota cost6 al Chicago ell
La gaceta., 1932-06-08
quiereS matar?

me quiereS matar?
ST, 81 tie conozco. Eres ell
Empecinado, ell cruel Empeci-
nado. Devuelveme a mi Pedro
que me has asesinado; iay de
mi; til mstaste a mi Pedro!
Y ell cuerpo del anciano Sc es-
tremecia de fra, Y sus ojos mi
raban al guerrillero con una ex-
preston de odio inextinguible. :
Uno de los guerrilleros diio:
Els ell viejo Gutierrez, ell pa
Dire de Pedro, que ahorcamos en-
los pinares de Coca porque trail
cion6 a la guerrilla.
Triad esa carabina a I'm
charco-repuso el Empecinado
dejad marchar al infeliz. Tu
hijo-anadi6-, muri6 de la
muerte que 81 mismo Sc habia
.uscado; : 20 cumpli con mi de-
La gaceta., 1932-06-08

Tn ~excampe6n, Midget VOL
CAST, de Filadelfia, alcanz6 un
"c6modo' triunfo -sobre Tony
Marine, de Pittsburg.
En- este "cochino" rumbo del
deporte de los punos, como en-
muchas otras actividades hui
manas, las "gangas' Sc les dan
a los poderosos y a los debiles sc
les PECAN los pantapies Y Sc les
entregan bolsas muy "chiquiti-
tas".
Wolgast fue en- una 6poca ell
supreme individuo en- Ia divi-
sion de peso de mosca, que tu-
viera como astro a "Black Bill'
antes de que ell negrito comenza-
"a a perder el claro sentido de
las cosas y sus oios Sc apaga-
ran.
La gaceta., 1932-06-08
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Senadores hicieron la ca
rrera del empate en- la novena
entrada Y despues, en- la decima
primera, anotaron otras q mas,
conquistando ell triunfo. Myer.
West, Kerr y Bluege, dispara-
ron 3 hits cada uno.
Por primera vez en- dos amos
Ferrel venci6 a los Atleticos de
Connie Mack. Al Simmons des-
cargo dos jonrones, llegando a
IL en- 10 que va de temporada.
Los 6 errores de los Tigres
dieron la victoria a los Yankees
De los seis errores tres fueron
~cometidos por la segunda base
Gahringer.
Ell pitcher Stewart domino q
los Medals Rojas y ell st. Louis
anot0 seis carreras, con once
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tantes de este distrito Sc han
Easado a la causa francesa. Y
81 vieio general termin6 entire
.gando al Empecinado I'm despa-
cho, sin decirle Ell contenido, pa
ga qu} Sc 10 e~ntregase personal
mente al corregidor de Penafiel
y entlt ambos c~oncsrtasen la.
medidas oportfnas.
Sc despEdi6 Juan Martin. ' al
salir del palacio del gobernador
enccnrro a un abogado, paisano
suyo, que habia deiado en- Cas-
trllioda su Marcia. Este sncden
tro + e un rayo de luz para Ell
guerklAro. Al punto sqepeoh6
que 4 20 Sc tramaba okr 81.
y prdpusy al abogado dar IN
paseo juntos. AceItada la invi-
llegaron, hablando. A
ina plaza s~olitaria, llamadaEI
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II gCETR
puesto de la Liga, que
adquiriera Ell Boston.

primer puesto de la Liga, que
adquiriera Ell Boston.
Cuando parecia segura la de-
rrota del Brooklyn, al principle
del septimo inning. sus bateado-
res ligaron batazos Y "marfila-
das" de los Cubs, anotando 6 ca
lrreras. Otras tres fueron hechas
en- la octava entrada. Hack Will
son tom6 3 ponches.
Pegando los fermanos Wa
ner dos hits cada uno y batean-
lido 5 hits, de cinco wees, ell shor
Istop Vaughn, los Piratas hicie-
ron morder ell polvo a la novena
de Filadelfia. Barbee, ell iardi,
nero izquierdo de los vencedo.
res, pogo 3 hits en- a wees al
bate.
Cincinnati Sc, 10h, De; Mem
York 4c, Oh, De.
Chicago &c, III, Be; Brooklyn
&c, 1Oh, lie.
Pittsburgh 7c, 17h, 2e; Fila
delfia &c, 11h, 2e.