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La gaceta., 1934-08-08
EMISSION DE
MES DEL TESORO 4

Madrid, Agosto Sea mfnis
tro de hacienda, Sr. Marraco.
Sc muestra satisfecho por la
.buena ac,gida que tuvo la dlti-
ma emission de obligaciones del
Tesoro.
Trat6 de conseguir ell minis
tro que ell interes Sc redujera
al tipo del cuatro por ciento, pc
70 la banca priyada Sc opuso,
exponiendo atendibles razones.
LUas obligaciones emit
das montan a $50 millones de
pesetas y Sc cedieron a la par,
senalandose ell precio de pigno-
raci6n en- un noventa por cien-
to-.
Las obligaciones emit
portancia Sc hara en- los meses
del otono. Ell gobierno desea
crear una Gaia de Amortiza-
ci6n que libre al Erario de una
parte de las cargas procedentes
de la deuda p1blica.
La gaceta., 1934-08-08
CHILE CONTESTA AL PA
RAGUAY

Santiago, Chile, agosto T.
No obstante la replica del Pa
raguay a la protesta amistosa
de Chile contra articulos publ
cados en- los diarios de Asun-
ci6n, la prensa sigue expresan-
do sorpresa por la actitud pa
raguaya.
Ell "Diario Ilustrado" asegu-
ra que ell ministro Cruchaga es-
ia muy por encima de las acu-
saciones de que no actua con
Iperfecta unprecedented en- ell
conflicto del Chac0.
La prensa insiste en- que la
presencia de o~ficiales del ejer-
cito de Chile detras de las IL
meas de Bolivia y la de trabaja-
dores chilenos en- csc pals, no
constitute prueba de favorable
actitud hacia Bolivia.
La gaceta., 1934-08-08
RENUNCIO Ell GABINETE
DE BOLIVIA

La Paz, Agosto Sci gabi.
nete renunci6 aver para dar
mano libre al presidente Sala-
manca y que este pueda esco-
ger nuevos ministries. Dos de
los ministries pertenecen a la
camara de diputados, que sc
reunira e. lunes.
No Sc espera cambio en- la
norma de la guerra en- ell Cha
CO..
Tn agregado militar del Bra
sill expres6 sorpresa por la al
ia moral del ejercito de Boil
via, despues de dos amos de san
grientos combates.
La gaceta., 1934-08-08
MEDIDAS PARA A
FAR Ell

Habana, agosto 8.-Por te-
NOR de que ell orden pueda alte-
rarse ell dfa IA aniversario de
la massacre" del maohadato,
nuevas medidas Sc han puesto
en- vigor por Ell ej6rcito y Ia po-
licia.
Iemese que sc vaya a reali-
Ear un ataque contra ell castillo
del Principe, donde Sc encuen-
tran encerrados varios jefes
machadistas.
La gaceta., 1934-08-08
LAS PARA
LA REINA DE FLORIDA

Nominaciones Sc han alberto
para que las muchachas de
Tampa, incluyendo a las de la
colonia latina, aspiren al titulo
de Miss Florida y una de elias
sea coronado Reina en- la Ex-
posicion de Chicago.
La competencia en- ell estado
aparece dirigida por la conf
sion de Florida en- la Feria nun
dial y en- Tampa cuenta con ell
decidido apoyo de la Pequena
Camara de Concrete. Los vo-
tos para las candidates pueden
pedirse en- los establecimientos.
c. E. Fishh, presidente de la
Pequena Camara de Concrete,
explico aver que concursos ST.
milares estan efectuandose en-
TODD ell estado, y destacando ell
hecho de que no Sc trata de
una revista de banistas.
La coronation de la reina de
Tampa Sc verificara en- esta ciu
dad y despues, ell dia IL de sep
tiembre, en- jacksonville, en- un
bale, Sc escogera la reina del
estado.
Los cupones de ingreso pue-
den mandarse por correo a "a
Pequena Camara de Concrete,
apartado postal 829. Tn conf
tie para supervisor la competen
cha sera nombrado dentro de
pocos dias. Nuestras lectoras
pueden utilizar ell cupon que
en- otro lugar aparece.
Creemos que las senoritas la
tinas, por su belIeza, deben OPP
tar por ell titulo de "Miss Flo
rida."
La gaceta., 1934-08-08
EMBARGO UN CONSEJERO
DE SACASA

Managua, Nicaragua ,agosto
Para los Estados Unidos
EMBARGO, despues de conferen-
ciar aqui con ell presidente Sa-
casa ,el DR., C. E. MCGUIRE, de
Washington, consejero de Nj
caragua en- asuntos economics.
Durante SUI estancia en- esta
ciudad Mcclure entreg6 I'm es-
critic hacienda importantes re-
comendaciones.
La intencion del gobierno es
hacer mas facil ell credito para
los agricultores.
La gaceta., 1934-08-08
Los agentes de la Aduana apresaron
a una partida de contrabandistas

Una partida de contrabandis
tas cay6 aver en- las manos de
los agentes del servicio de adua
mas, que Sc apoderaron tambi6n
de un aeroplano, tres autom6-
viles nueyos y 35 cajas de be-
bidas alcoholics.
Sc hizo ell apresamiento en-
Frostproof y los detenidos Sc
nombran w. B. Williams, I'm
photo de aviaci6n; Emma Long
well, muchacha de II amos; Le-
roy Fernandez, L. Olmedo Mo-
gardo, R. w. Wetherell y los
negros Teodoro Corbett y Sam
Smith. ~
La gaceta., 1934-08-08
NOTlCIAS ~CABLEGRAFICAS
CONDENSADAS DE ESPANA

Madrid, Agosto 8.-Por or.
den del presidente de La Gene.
ralidad, Sr. Companys, los jue.
ces y magistrates de Catalina
deben usar ell idioma catalan
cuando esten ejerciendo sus
funciones.
La MEDIA Sc debe a los de-
sordenes de hace algunos dias,
cuando al ser juzgado un Pc
riodista catalan nj los magis-
trados nj el defensor de oficio
hablaban ell catalan.
-Sigue realizando SUI vista
a Galicia ell presidente de la Re
publica, SIR. Alcala Zamora. Ha
cfrecido su Excelencia ~visitar
la base naval de Marin. Termi-
nara SUI recorrido en- la Corfu
ma, donde Sc han organizado
grandes fiestas en- su honor.
-Continua preso Guillermo
Montoya, a quien Sc u de
traficar con narcoticos. La po-
licia dice que puede probable
tcdas las acusaciones que los
periodicos han recogido.
-Esperase ell arribo de Jose
Maria Gil de Robes, ell presi-
dente de la Ceda. Asegurase
que tan pronto llegue reunira
ell Consejo Nacional de SUI Par
tide para discutir la actitud per
tinente en- ell case de la ley de
cultivos de Catalina. La Ceda
Sc opone a la solucion dada al
conflicto con la Generalidad,
solidarizandose asi con ell cri.
terio de Lerroux, opuesto al del
SIR. Sampler.
La gaceta., 1934-08-08
TERMINARA HOY Ell CON-
GRESO PARA Ell PROGRE-
so DE LAS CIENCIAS

Madrid, agosto 8.-Termi-
nara hoy en- Vigo ell decimo
cuarto Congreso para ell Pro-
greso de las Ciencias, con un
discurso del DR.. Gregorio Ma
ramon y un banquete a los con-
gresistas.
Los Delegates hicieron aver
una vista a Pontevedra, donde
disert6 D. Bias Cabrera Y sc
ofreci6 en- su honor un bale de
gala.
Ell dia cuatro disert6 d. Jose
Ortega y Gasset, y ell cineo asis-
theron a una excursion organi-
zada por la Universidad de San
tiago.
La gaceta., 1934-08-08
Ninas premiadas

La graciosa nina Mary Men
dez, hija de la Sra. Carload
Mendez, residente en- la casa
ndmero 1922 de la Gale Wal
nut, en- West Tampa, ACADIA de
recibir I'm premio en- sus estu-
dios de musica, bajo la direc-
ci6n de la inteligente profeso-
ra Srta. Elba Sanchez.
Premios Sc concedieron tam
bien a las ninas Frances Ferra-
ra, hija de la Sra. Annie Ferra-
ra, de la Gale Union, y a Jen-
ME Cusumano, residente en- ell
1914 de la avenida Armenia.
Vaya nuestra congratulaci6n
para la joven profesora y sus
aventajadas alumnas.
La gaceta., 1934-08-08

Tn juicio preliminar les Sc
ra concedido por ell comisiona-
do federal Pinkerton.
Ell aeroplano, tipo Boeing, a.
terrific cuando los agentes Sc
Ihallaban emboscados, esperan-
do su arribo.
Tan pronto Sc efectu6 ell ate
rrizaje los que aguardaban en-
pezaron la descarga, saliendo
e~ntonces los agentes y captu-
randolos.
Sc les acusara de Transports
ci6n y possession Illegal y contra
de mercancias.
La gaceta., 1934-08-08
PROGRAMS DE RADIO

Estaci6n WDAE, Tampa:
5 100, Tito GUITAR; Sis, orques
ia de Wurtzebadh; $50, can
clones de Jerry Cooper; $50,
orquesta de Biljo; 600 orques-
ia de Kardos; els, orquesta de
Velasco Z 100, orQuesta de Sos
nick; 7:15, Emery Deutsh y su
VIOLIN; 8 100 orquesta sinfoni-
ca de Detroit; 900, expedition
Byrd; $50, pleas maestras de
melodia 1000, Nick Lucas;
1O:15, orquesta de Jack Little;
10 AS, orquesta de Daley; IL:
orquesta de Nichols; II 80, or
questa de Al Kavelin.
Estaci6n VILLA, Clearwater
Y st. Petersburg: Sis, un So
lista: $50 recital de 6rgano;
5:45. Lowell Thomas; 6:15,
Gene and Glenn; 6:S5, jardin
de melodia; 6:45, aventuras de
Frank Buck; 1870, baritone
Igor CORN; 900, orquesta de
Guy Lombardo; 1000, orques-
ia de Harry Meyer; 10 80, Fo-
rum Nacional; II 100, orquesta
de bale; IL 80, orquesta de
Jack Berger.
La gaceta., 1934-08-08
Ell DIR. MONTE
RO

Habana, agosto 8.-Presen-
to aver la renuncia de SUI cargo
ell DR.. Montero, secretario de
justicia.
Sc menciona para sustituirlo
al DR.. Raul Cardenas, actual
fiscal del Tribunal Supreme.
Tambien Sc habla de la posibi-
lidad de que Carlos Saladrigas
regrese a esa cartera.
Monter0 volvera a presidir la
La gaceta., 1934-08-08
PROTESTA DE LOS PANA-
DEROS

Habana, agosto 8.-Los in
dustriales ipanaderos entrega-
ron aver una instancia al alcal-
de protestando del impuesto
que les incapacita para compe-
tir con los industriales de los
pueblos cercanos que traen su
pan a la Habana. Amenazan
con cerrar sus e~stablecimientos
81 no son debidamente protegi-
dos.
La gaceta., 1934-08-08
ARRESTADO Ell CHOFER
RODRIGUEZ

Habana, agosto S.-Bajo la
acusaci6n de ser ell chofer del
autom6vil desde ell cual Sc Ian
cara una bomba contra ell domi
clio del abogado americana
Leeder, testaferro de Machado,
la policia arrest6 aver a Fran
cisco Rodriguez.
Sera presentado al juzgado
Que actua en- la causa.
La gaceta., 1934-08-08
TERMINO LA HUELGA
DE EMPLEADOS DE
i

Habana, agosto 8.-Los en-
pleados de cinemat6grafos y
teatros Sc declararon aver en-
huelga, obligando a los duenos
y administrators a ocupar sus
puestos.
Horas despu6s Sc lego a un
arreglo, quedando terminate ell
conflicto.
La gaceta., 1934-08-08

DEL Puerto

Dos vapores americanos V
uno japon&s llegaron aver: Co.
dorado, Cardonia y Tsuyama
Maru.
Con rumbo a Houston, con
hero viejo, parti6 ell vapor sue
co Lulea.
La gaceta., 1934-08-08
Raul Vega

Ell viernes embarcara este
distinguido comerciante, active
miembro de la Camara de CO.
mercio de Ybor. Va a realizar
compras para la temporada de
invierno.
Preside Raul la comisi6n en-
cargada de las fiestas para
conmemorar las bodas de orc
de la industrial tabacalera. LIE
deseamos un feliz viaje al ca
balleroso amigo.
La gaceta., 1934-08-08
Pleitos y Divorcios

= Margaret E. Glenn contra
Robert R. Glenn; Elsie johnson
contra Joe B. johnson; Ofelia
Pelaez contra Jose Pelaez; Dull
ce M. Gomez contra Jose M. Go
mez, decreto; Enrique Cascade
contra A. D. Duran; M. A..
Smith, liquidador, contra Harry
H. Brown y L. l.. Opp.
La gaceta., 1934-08-08
SOCIALES
Ell DIR. AnguIo

Este querido amigo nuestro,
ilustre professional, ha trasla-
dado su domicilio a la casa La
mar 1906, en- ell barrie de Tam
pa Heights.
Ali, en- ell espacioso piso al
to, establecera su despacho.
Quedan enterados los hume
rosos clientes del notable medi-
co cubano.
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DEFUNCIONES

Sc efectuo en- al tarde de aver
ell sepelio de Alberto Ciccare-
lilo, de 6 amos, hijo de los espo-
sos Antonio Ciccarello, que ia
lleciera en- su domicilio, casa
numero 706 de la avenida East
Henderson.
Recibi6 sepultura ell cadaver
en- ell cementerio Woodlawn.
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Harry Wilderman

Prepare sus maletas este jo-
ven y popular comerciante, ex-
presidente de la Camara de Co
mercio de Ybor.
Embarcara la semana proxi-
ma con rumbo a New York.
Despues visitara la Exposition
de Chicago.
Oportunamente daremos la
fecha de SUI salida.
La gaceta., 1934-08-08
LICENCIAS DE
MATRIMONIO

Saxton Cook, %, Y Delfina
Paroles, %; Albert C. Hass, AZ
y Margarita Waste, 81.
Evening star., 1934-10-01
BY FRANCIS z. STAN.

THE six months long nightmare
ended, Washington's ill-starred
Nationals gleefully packed up
today and hurried to grateful
secluSion for the Winter, far removed
from an injury jinx which completely
wrecked a championship diamond ma
chine and left, in its stead, bedrag-
gled seventh-place aggregation. Right
down to the finish, yesterday, when
Orville Armbrust, rookie pitcher,
pulled up with sore arm, the jinx
was on the job.
The campaign, which was wound
up along with Babe Ruth's career as
a regular player yesterday, was moth
ing more than hideous, nerve-strain-
ing nightmare to the Nationals, who
never were able to hit their 1888
stride at any sustained period
throughout the pennant parade.
The story of their failure, their
day-by-day depreciation. is an account
only of injuries, nearly twoscore of
thrustS by JlNX unprecedented IN
the history of Ease ball. That it was
an all-time high is vouched unani-
mously by base balls most all
knowing officials
Judge Kenesaw Lands, commits
sioner of base ball, goes on record
with the statement that, Never in
all the years I have been connected
with and been interested in base ball
have I heard of a ball club so COM
pletely shot to pieces by injuries as
the Washington team"
Evening star., 1934-10-01
Wrecked From Start.

FINDING club so relentlessly pur-
sued by an injury jinx is an
impossibility if the search Is
confined to major leagues and. per-
haps, if thrown open to all organized
base ball. Thirty-siX times this sea-
son Manager Joe Cronin has been in
formed a player had been lost by in
jury or ailment for periods ranging
from a day to the remainder of the
sea son.
Away back in March the jinx first
reared its ugly head and Luke Sewell,
star catcher, was the victim with a
Clipped finger. Thereafter injuries
were almost as common as base hits.
The Washington club never had a
chance to repeat. At the end of April.
without Sewell, the Nationals were
fourth. a game behind the league
leading Yankees. Hope still was
bright, though.
At the end Of May, hurt by several
other injuries to valuable players, Joe
Cronin's club still was fourth, but
two and half games behind the
leading Yanks. Washington pulled up
to third place at the end of June. but
on July 4 was back in fourth place,
this time trailing the PAGES setting
Yanks by seven games. The Griffs
we're 1412 games back at the end of
July and in sixth place.
Evening star., 1934-10-01
LEAFS SEEK HURLER
TO BEAT COLUMBUS
Must Choose Winner to Get Back
in Running in Scrap for Lit.
tie World Crown.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
October Manager
Ike Boone of the Toronto Maple
Leafs sought a pitcher today who
could halt the slugging batsmen of
the Columbus Red Birds and put the
Leafs back in the running for the lit
tie world series title.
Boone and his International League
representatives will enter the third
game tonight needing to win unless
the best flve-out- -of-nine series Is to
end In short order. Columbus, Amer
ican Association champions, won the
first two games and pounded Boone's
pitching aces, Don Brennan and Sher-
If Fred Blake, Justify in the process.
Boone may send either Walter
Hilcher or Brennan to the mound to-
night. Manager Ray Blades of Co
lumbus may nominate either Ed
Heusser or Ed (Bear Tracks, Greer,
who defeated Brennan in the first
game, IL.
The fourth game will be played here
tomorrow night, after which the teams
will entrain for Columbus for the rest
t the series.
Evening star., 1934-10-01
Covelli Is Confident.

ISCLOSING that Paul twice de-
feated and recorded draw with
the same George Hansford, who
dealt him a knockout (Tommy's only
reversal on the coasD Martin further
points to two knockout of Little
Dempsey, kayoes of Able Israel and
Joe Ponce and impressive wins over
Johnny Pena and Vince Venturello.
Although the odds appear stacked
against him it was quietly confident
Covelli that today marked time prior
to bell time Memories of two wins
over Charley Won Reedon and upsets
of Petey Sarron and Benny Britt
along with rapid-fire knockouts re-
corded over Baby Joe" Guzman and
Bucky Burton have fired the youngster
with an enthusiasm that should figure
greatly in tonight's outcome.
An eight-round slugging semi-flnal
slate Bob Turner, Norfolk's knocker-
out, and Jack EMS, while double
header skies pit Eddie Burl VS. Domi-
nick Nicco and Leroy Dougan VS..
Mike Groves. Bill Howell squares of
with Sanford Carrier in q four
rounder.
Evening star., 1934-10-01
Injury Jinx AII-TelIing

IEITHER major league president
William Harridge of the Amer
lean League or John Heydler
Of the National-could recall a single
team in history that even approached
the injury record of the Washingtons.
Bill KLEIN and Tommy Connolly, the
latter dean of big league umpires.
chimed in yesterday with similar
statements.
Connie Mack, whose diamond men,
orles span the years of the average
lifetime. failed to recall a single
instance to equal the Capital team S
string Of injuries, nor could Walter
johnson, who also has watched them
come and go for years.
Henry P Edwards of the American
League Service Bureau and an Amer
lean League scribe when the circuit
was organized "a years ago. recalls
two Cleveland clubs to suffer similarly
but could not hold up their runs of
bad luck in comparison with the sea-
son-long string wished on the Griff-
men. In 1904. Mana ger Armour of
Cleveland, because five of his six
pitchers were laid up with broken
fingers or other injuries, inserted an
ad in Edwards paper asking young
pitchers to report and in 1905 Mana
ger Lajoie was compelled to send nine
players home with broken fingers, split
hands and two broken legs.
Evening star., 1934-10-01
~OIESvnLE CARDINALS shut
I out the North Washington

~oLEsvHLE CARDINALS shut
I out the North washington
Y A. c., runners-up in the
Montgomery County Unlim-
tied League, in both halves Of a
double header at Colesville yesterday.
Davidson hurled Frank Valdenar's
charges to a 2-to-o win in the opener,
while Eddie Helm applied the kalso-
mine to the tune of S to 0 in the
nightcap.
Gaithersburg A. c. downed the
Rockville A. A. by to 2. The victory
was Gaithersburg's fourth in five
meetings with Specs Gingells club.
OABIN JOHN VOLUNTEER FIRE
l DEPARTMENT, winner of the
county league title, split twin
bill with the Takoma Park A. c.
The firemen won the first, to 6, and
lost the finale, 8 to IL.
Kensington A. C.'s streak Of IA VIC
tories was snapped by the washington
A. O. when the latter won the first
! game Of double-header by a to 0. IN
Evening star., 1934-10-01
What a String Of Hurts.

TXIHEN August passed into his
wv tory Detroit was out in front
and Washington sixth, but
26l2 games behind.
Today, the season over, the club is
SEVENTH tailspin equalled only
three times in the annals of majo
league base ball. but a justiflable
tailspin in the minds of most. If
opinion differs the Nationals log,
minus the aforementioned March ac-
cident to Sewell's finger by a foul
from Joe Vosmik's bat, may cast light.
Here goes:
April.
6-Alec McColls arm goes bad,
necessitating an operation.
23-Joe Cronin spiked by Carl Rey-
nolds Of the Red Sox; Joe Kuhel takes
the count from a heavy cold.
May.
5-Cecil Travis beaned by Thorn
ton Lee of Cleveland
8-Moe Berg (now with Cleveland)
suffers severe charleyhorse in right
leg.
13-Al Thomas knocked out by line
drive under heart by Ray Pepper of
st. Louis.
18-Buddy Myer painfully spiked by
Frank Pytlak of Cleveland: Jack Rus
sell spiked by Cecil Travis.
l9-Ossie Bluege gashed by Hal
Trosky of Cleveland
June.
3-Walter Stewart bows to attack
Of facial paralysis and pleurisy.
10-Joe Kuhels elbow stops fast
ball Of Lefty Grove.
13-Heinie ManuSh dislocates finger
Evening star., 1934-10-01
HEURICH BALL CLUB
REACHES FOR TITLE

ITEURICH BREWERS. Industrial
III League champions. were to face
the Government Printing Office
nine, Departmental loop titlist, this
afternoon at o'clock in a weekday
leagues championship series game A
win for the Brewers will give them
the title.
Wet grounds prevented champion.
ship games in the National City League
yesterday between Pig n Whistle and
Blue Flame Valet in the unlimited
loop and Simpsons Pharmacy and
Versis Food Products in the midget
circuit. but several important matches
were played. :
Mount Rainier Grays defeated the
Capitol Heights nine, 6-3, but had to
be satisfied with 6-6 tie as darkness
halted the second game of the i'm
portant double-header in the competi-
tion for the District Independent
League title. It is planned to play a
double-header next Sunday, with the
scene to be decided late today.
Middleburg evened its series with
Manassas for the Northern Virginia
League crown at one win each by
trimming Manassas, 1876. The de-
Gliding game will be played next Sun
day at Middleburg.
Other results:
Ballston A. c., 3; Arlington ALL
Stars, 2.
Friendship, IL; Burleith, 8.
Mount Rainier A. c., 4; Kenilworth
A. c., 0.
Virginia White Sox, 10; Occoquan,
12.
White Star, 81; Park Lane, SO.
Seabrook, /; Lanham, o. IS
Emergency Works Administration,
g.; Gaithersburg Independents, 0. sW
Burroughs A. c., 8: G. G. c., z.
Evening star., 1934-10-01
Mann's kind-Hearted.
ness Pays Dividends
in Case of COyelli.
by ROD THOMAS.

He went to New York and
whaled the stuffing from several
worth while ringmen. Recently
he returned to Washington to
snap the 17-bout winning streak
of Baby Joe Guzman in one
round, to leave the fans gasp
ing.
Then he went South and, In two
rounds, knocked out the high-ranking
Bucky Burton, who never before had
slept on the canvas.
An now he's back again. Tonight
Covelli will meet Tommy Paul in the
main, bout of Joe Turner's show at the
Washington Auditorium. A week
later he is signed to fight for Goldle
Ahearn at the Riding and Hunt Club
No more weeping for work by
frankie Coveli, not in Washington.
Evening star., 1934-10-01
PROS POSTPONE GAME

Washington Federals, pro foot ball.
ers, have postponed their opening
home game against the Cleveland
Panthers at Griffith Stadium until
the night Of October 10.
The Feds first contest will be Octo-
ber 7 against the Paterson Pros, at
Paterson, N. ]. Nightly practice is
being held by the D. C. squad at
Eighteenth and Otis streets northeast.
Evening star., 1934-10-01
SOCCER TEAMS IN TIE

German Sport Clubs soccer team
Of this city and the strong Nicetown
Boys Club eleven of Philadelphia
fought to 3-3 tie yesterday at Ben
ming, as the former opened its season.
The visitors led. 81, at the half. Ed
wards, Kuklick and Gum scored the
German teams goals, and Burton,
Muelhausen and Miller starred on de-
fense for the D. C. outfit.
Evening star., 1934-10-01
PENNANT TO ANGELS
IN PACIFIC CIRCUIT
Play.0ff Eliminated When Both
Series Go to Los Angeles.
Hollywood Second.

CAN FRANCISCO, October Twin
y ming II and losing 80 games,
the Los Angeles Angels captured
the Pacific Coast Base Ball League
pennant by a wide margin, holding
12-game advantage over the sec
ond-place Hollywood team. The sea-
son ended yesterday. 1t was the Sec
ond straight win for Los Angeles,
which also was far ahead at the half
way mark of the split season, elm
mating the necessity for play-of
series
Evening star., 1934-10-01
.COVELL|ANDPAUL
R|SKR|NCSTREAKS
Carry Brilliant Records Into
Struggle Tonight at
Auditorium.
(KID) COvELLTS bid
~ for national recognition when

"RANK1E (KID) COvELLI'S bid
~ for national recognition when
he squares of with Tommy
Paul (former N. B. A. feather
weight boxing championl over 10
round distance at the Washington
Auditorium tonight may fall far short.
Such was the belief ventured today
by Charley Martin, handler and asso-
ciate manager Of Paul.
Insisting that Paul only recently dis
posed of a youngster every bit as SEN
sational as Covelli in Lew Brown,
Buffalo flash, and that Tommy is far
too experienced and classy for the
Brooklyn kid, Martin openly predicted
a knockout for his protege.
Tommy is sweet little fighter and
always has been" the soft-spoken Mar
tin declared today. Furthermore, not
only is he far from washed up now,
but actually looks better than at any
time since losing his title to Freddy
Miller back in 1888"