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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-07
Wins
in Cleveland
By United Press

By CHtted Press
CLEVELAND, April 7.-Favorites
and seeded players for the most part
came through with flying colors in
the first and second rounds of the
national ping pong tournament here
Scores Of seeded players in second
round matches:
Jimmy Jacobson, New York, de-
Tending champion, defeated Albert
Eisenberg, Cleveland, 21-13, 21-16,
21-12; Jimmy Mcclure, indianapolis,
defeated j. O'Connor, Jr., New York,
21-14, 21-19, 21-14; Joseph Blatt,
New York, defeated John Toedt-
man, st. Louis, 21-22, 1920, 21-18;
Carlton Prouty, Chicago, defeated
Sidney Biddell, Toledo, 21-17, 21-18,
Pills; Sam Silverman, New York,
defeated Digory McEwan, Chicago,
1921, 21-19, 21-14; Carl Tietjen, ST.
Louis, defeated William Arnold,
Cleveland, 21-18, PHO, 21-11; Mark
Solitude, st. Louis, defeated Robert
Arnold, Cleveland, 21-6, 21-23, 21-10,
21-13.
George T. Bacon, New York, de-
feated Ralph Balyeat, Toledo; Billy
Condy, Chicago, defeated Marlin
Tucker, Detroit; Jerry LAWN, Chi
cage, defeated Wilbur Hagen, Lin
coin, Neb.; Calvin Thurman, Hamil-
ton, O., defeated James j. Fox,
Cleveland; Jerry Jacobs, Indian
apolis, defeated Bruce Cowley, Cleve-
land, 21-19, 1921, 1920, 1921, 21-19.
r. H. Holmes, indianapolis, lost
to Albert Goldman, New York,
21-16, 21-12, 21-1O; Joel Inman, In
dianapolis, defeated Sanford Kock-
man, Cleveland, 21-17, 21-10, 21-17,
in first round match, and in second
round beat Harry Cook, New York,
1920, 1921, 21-23, 21-27, 21-18.
George Binger in veteran division
and Florence Wiggin, have not
DlaVed
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Plans for more than one hundred
vacation church schools in the
churches of indianapolis will be
made at a meeting of church repre-
sentativeS to be held at the Gen.
trail Christian church on the after
noon Of Saturday, April %, under
the direction of Miss Nellie Young,
director of children's work for the
Indiana Council Of Religious Educa-
ton.
Changes in the customary method
of vacation church school work will
be taken up and new books intro
duced.
The schools in the churches will
begin Immediately after the closing
of the public school term.
Institute for the training of lead
ers will be held later in each of the
cooperating churches.
Members of the general committee
planning for the institute on April
% are E. T. AlbertSon, executive
secretary of the Indiana Council of
Religious Education; A. H. Backus,
state director of Christian Education
for the Methodist Episcopal, church;
H. L. Pickerell, director of Christian
Education for the Disciples of
Christ for the states of Indiana and
Michigan; Miss Elizabeth Taft, as
sistant director of Christian educa-
ton for the Presbyterian churches
of Indiana; Mrs. H. H. Esky of the
United Brethren churches of Marion
county, and Give Mcclure executive
secretary of the Federated Baptist
churches of indianapolis.
Standard vacation church schools
call for sixty hours of class work
and they are commonly held for a
period of four weeks. ExpresSional
activities teaching Christian citizen
ship are made feature of the
schools.
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Eastern Elves
on A.B.C.Card

BIZ United Press
PEORIA, Ill, April 7.-Eastern
teams were expected to monopolize
tonight's rolling in the annual
tournament of the American Bowl
ing Congress. A great array of the
country's outstanding teams will see
action, with Detroit. Dayton, Louis
vile and New York well repre-
sented.
From the motor city comes the
Stroh'S Bohemian Beer quintet,
which has been in the money for
two years. Joe Falcaro, who for
feited the match game champion
ship to Joe Miller of Buffalo be-
cause of illness, will be on the
drives with the Ridgewood IN. W
American Legion team.
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SHORTRIDGE THIRD
IN TRACK CONTEST
By Times Special

By Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, April T.
Jefferson high school of Lafayette
took nine firstS in thirteen events
and copied a triangular track meet
from Delphi and Shortridge high
school of indianapolis here yester-
day.
jeff scored 81 points, Delphi IS
and the Blue Devils "a Fraser of
Shortridge won the 880-yard run
in 2;l6. Toatson took the mile event
in 5:04.8, and the indianapolis re-
lay team finished second in the mile
race
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TECH TRACKMEN WIN
OVER WARREN CENTRAL

Techs thinly clad trackmen won
an easy victory in a dual meet with
Warren Central high school at War
rem yesterday, outscoring the sub
urbaniteS 79 to 38.
Tech won ten of the thirteen
events on the program and scored
heavily in the place column.
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Black Hawks to
Meet Red Wings
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, April THE Chicago
Black Hawks hope to clinch the
Stanley cup, emblematic of hockey
supremacy, in their third game with
the Detroit Red Wings in the Chi
cago stadium tomorrow night.
All tickets for the game have
been sold, inSuring a crowd of 1900
tying the largest attendance of
the season.
The Black Hawks already hold two
victories over the Red Wings, hav-
ing won the two games played at
Detroit. 81 and Al. They need
only a victory tomorrow night to
end the series. Detroit would have
to win three straight games to take
the title.
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Revival to Continue

Following the announcement by
DR.. A. P. Gouthey last Sunday that
he would continue the evangelistic
services at the Cadle tabernacle a
few more weeks, there has been a
remarkable increase in attendance
at all services.
In order to rest the workers and
staff at the tabernacle, as we'll as
the many people who attend every
night, services are being held each
night except Monday and Saturday.
DR.. Gouthey will preach Sunday
afternoon on Investing With God"
while at the evening service bis
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-07
Russian Wrestler Faces Hard
Evening in Zaharias Match

Matros Kirilenko. clever Russian
grappler, will have an opportunity
of making it two in a row over
strong opposition when he tackles
George Cry Baby zaharias, rough
Colorado Greek, in one of the dou-
BILE main go matches on the Her.
culeS A. G. wrestling card Tuesday
night at the Armory.
Klrilenko has been a favorite with
local fans and a consistent winner
here. He won over the aggressive
Dick RaineS, Texan, via the foul
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Glass Leader to Speak

Tomorrow the Christian Men
Builders Bible class will hear Merle
Sidener speak on the subject, To-
days Greatest Need" The mem
bership department announces that
the speedway contest will begin
April 90 and will be concluded May
81.
Special music for tomorrow will
be furnished by Max and Paul Dan
ner. The program will begin at
$50 a. m. and Will be broadcast
over WFBM.
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College Baseball

Indiana. 7; Hanover. g.
Wabash. at De Pauw (rain).
Central Normal at Indiana Contra
RAIN.
Princeton, 8, Lafayette 2.
Maryland. S: Cornell. 0.
Washington and Lee, 7; Vermont. 5.
Bradley T. Wisconsin, 8.
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CUDDY RATES CUBS THIRD
Chicago National Loop
Nine to Be Near Top
Outfed Strong With Kein Cuyer and Herman Patroing
Outer Patches: Grimm Has TopnotCh Hurting
Staff for Mound.
BY JACK CUDDY
United Press staff Correspondent

IF that homesveethome club the Chicago
its 154 this Wgey field
will be fought foreign
statistics
they will wind the third place they
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ARNOURc EMERTS
Death Notices


BERNLOEHR, JOHN H.-Age so years. be-
loved husband OF Emma Bernloehr. faith
John Bernloehr brother of George. Mrs
Hanna Hlldwein and Elizabeth SChnetf
and t ETi9a sisters IN Germany passesdd
Sanders street Funeral Monday. 10
a. m. at the residence. Burial Crown
MANN SERViCE " --'-
BOWERS, ANNA Mother Of Mrs
august Hook. sister Of Mrs. Sophie
5safsF Gf Of M hd A dsg
q: N. at the Kirby \ MoRTU2RY. . 1901
cFo 5 H o Friends 'F nay call n's at the
MORTUARY. after p. m. Friday.
CHILDRESS, HARVEY E.-Passed away
Friday. Funeral services at the Oak
Services at the Spencer ind Christian
may call at the McoRD FUNERAL
HOME in Oaklandon ANYTIME.
DELKs. ROBERT L.-Beloved husband Of
Nellie Deiks nee WILSON, and father OF
Robert F.. Dorothy L, Mildred NJ and
Betty Jean Delks; passed away al the,
afternoon. April 6. age Il years Fu--
neral services at the residence. Monday
afternoon, April 9, at 2 O'Clock Burial
Crown Hill cemetery Friends invited.
VALID FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
HAZELRIGG. WILLIAM-Beloyed brother
Of Mrs Mary Reddick Mrs Lvda Brown
Mrs Lyla Grebe and Mrs Pearl Bar
children. Mrs Ma eis Mc Nee Of e ciS-
cinnati. o.. passed away april z at the
home. 4o44 w. Wash st. Friends may call
At The III, LITTLE & SONS FUNERAL
a. m. Tuesday April 10. Services a. the
Tuesday. april 10. 100 D. n Burial
Reddington cemetery. Friends invited.
hrmation Vow; Tuesday night at the
brotnernood Will meet: Thursday night.
the Daughters OF the King Will meet
First United Presbyterian The Rev.
Joseph A Mears pastor Morning theme
Christianity. a Religion OF Power. $50
?. m, young peoples meeting.
Seventh Presbyterian-The Rev Thomas
Hunt. pastor. Morning theme. knowledge
Inat Gives victory night Jesus and
= Carroilton Avenue Reformed-The Rev.
z. G. Homrighausen, pastor Morning
theme. Children Of the Kingdom"
Fitty-First Street VI. E.-The Rev. Will
William C. Hartinger viii speak
Valley Mills Friends-The Rev John
Roberts. pastor. Morning theme The
Challenge OF Christ 70 the Church"
Belmont L. s.-The Rev. J. C. Roberts
pastor 1915 a. m. class meeting; 2.45
p. m. special mems meeting, night theme.
The Gift OF the Holy Spirit"
Capitol Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev. z
Arnold Clegg. pastor. Morning theme,
Alps
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LAWYERS ENDORSE
RALPH M. SPAAN

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of Marion County, Indiana that
fed confidence the people shall Judge
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Election the undersigned Republican express
conviction that Ralph NJ Span qualified by experience ability
and character admirably the people of this
the Marion Criminal Court for such hereby
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LEGALS
Sc Legal Notices
NOTICE OF SALE

NOIILE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that pursuant 70
the order OF Marion Superior Court. Room
1. in Cause No. A-66ssl. the undersigned
VIII sell al private sale 20 the highest and
best bidder subject 20 the approval OF
the Court. all OF the accounts receivable
notes receivable and conditional sales con-
tracts Of the c. r. Akers Co. Said prop
erty viii be sold or the 10th DAY OF April
1884 al 200 P. NJ al the Office OF Jack I
Kahn. Attorney 406 New City Trust Bldg
Indianapolis. Indiana
KERN J. MILES. Receiver.
c. r. AKERS co.
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Paid Political Adv.
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Central Ave. NJ E-The Rev. Charles
Drake Skinner. pastor. Morning theme.
with What BODY Shall We Rise?"
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All Churches Of Christ Scientist. - The
Lesson sermon for all churches Of Christ,
Scientist. will be "UnreaLty."
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Church of God in Christ-Elder John H.
Soone, pastor. 1890 a. m. Sunday school,
p. m, general service
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st. Matthew Lufheran-The Rev. L. c.
z. Fackler, pastor Morning theme,
Wrestling VITA God: night. Ny Con-
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University Park Christian-The Rev.
James H. Tilsley, pastor. Morning theme.
"As You Lift Christ" night. Christ and
the Poor"
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First U. B.-The Rev. E. H Daley.
pastor. Morning, the pastor will speak
night illustrated sermon will be given.
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East Park NJ. E.-The Rev. r. A rJlrev
pastor. Morning theme, Il Believe in a
Coo Who Knows All Things" night,
evangelistic service.
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Centenary Christian-The Rev. r. T.
Gwyn, pastor. Morning 8, Three Great
Words; 1915 a. m, THE New Testa-
Made Good"
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All Saints Cathedral, EpiscopaILThe
Holy Communion: Gas a. m. church
school; 1888 a. M. church hour kinder
garten, IL a. m, morning prayer and
sermon.
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st. Matthew's Episcopal (Irvington)-
The Rev. William Burrows in charge. 7:3O
a, M, Holy Communion; $50 a. M
church school; 10:45 a. m, morning serv-
lce 4:3O p. m. evensong and sermon
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frmation VOW; Tuesday night az the
brotherhood will meet; Thursday night
the Daughters OF the King will meet.
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Brookside U. B.-The Rev. c. I. Roush,
pastor Morning theme. aThe Con.
secrated Hand" night, The Beginning Of
Miracles"
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University Heights Z. B.-The Rev. G.
E. Stone. pastor. Morning theme Burn
ing Hearts," night. a presentation of the
Passion Play will be given
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Christ Church. EpiscOpaI-The Rev
Anger Powell. rector. HOLY Communion.
a. m; church school. $50 a. m, SER
mon az l0.45 a. m.
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Missionary TabernacIe-The Rev. Otto
H. Mater pastor. $50 a. m. theme, THE
Homer Welch will speak; night the pastor
will speak on THE Way of Truth
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Second Moravian-The Rev. George c.
Westphal pastor. Union service with the
sermon by the Rev. r. G. West of Grace
church OF the Brethren
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Belmont L. S.-The Rev. J. c. Roberts
pastor. 1913 a. m. class meeting. 245
?. m. special mems meeting; night theme.
THE Gil OF The Holy Snirit p
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Central Avenue M f. CWoman's Bible
Class)--This class will receive recognition
from the church at the morning service.
It was organized in 1897
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Edwin Ray NJ. E.-The Rev William
The Making of a Witness: night. The
Business Woman
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Broadway M. E.-The Rev. Richard M.
Millard. pastor. Morning. Mrs. E. R.
Tweedle Of India will speak; night, Dr.
Valentine Deich, associate to the Superin-
tendent at the Methodist hospital. will
speak on THE Threefold Mission of
Jesus "
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Fifty-First Street VI. E.-The Rev Will
bur D. Gross, pastor. IN the morning Dr.
William c. Eartinger wiz speak.
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Valley Mills Friends-The Rev. Jc
Roberts. pastor Morning theme !
Challenge OF Christ 10 the Church"
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Carrollton Avenue Reformed-The Rev
E. G. Homrighausen, pastor. Morning
theme. "Children Of the Kingdom"
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Christian and Missionary AIIiance-The
Rev. James Harper, pastor Morning
theme, "Sanctify Them Through Thy
held
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First Friends-The Rev. David NJ Cd
wards. pastor Morning theme "Perpet-
ual Easter" Evening service In charge Of
the Rev. RAYMOND z. Mitchell d.
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Advent Episcopal-The Rev. George S.
Southworth, rector. Holy communion at
7:5O a. m; Sunday school at $50 a. m ;
morning prayer and sermon, "A First
Century Discovery Of Jesus - II a M
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First United Presbyterian The Rev
Joseph A. Mears pastor Morning theme
Christianity. a Religion OF Power: $50
p m, young peoples meeting.
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Community U. B.-The Rev. Glen
O'Dell, pastor. Morning theme. Missing
Heaven BY One Mistake"
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Church of Christ Mission - Morning
theme, salvation; night, Clarence Barr
will speak
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Brookside Primitive ptist-Services to-
morrow will be held at 1890 a. m. and
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Seventh Presbyterian-The Rev Thomas
Hunt. pastor. Morning theme. KNOWLEDGE
That Gives Victory; night. Jesus and
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Merritt Place NJ. E.-The Rev. M. H.
Reynolds, pastor Morning theme, AFTER
Easter, What?'; night, the Demagorians
OF Arsenal Technical high school will be
in charge.
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Hillside Christian-The Rev H. j. Will
son, pastor Morning theme "Substitut-
ing worship for Obedience; night. "Is
There a HELP"
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Troub Memorial Presbyterian-The Rev.
Lem L. Latham. pastor Morning theme,
Madness; night. motion pictures at 6:15
on the subject, Alaska"
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st. Georges, EpiscopaI-The Rev. F. H.
Tetu, vicar, 8 a. m, church school; 10
a, m. Holy Communion; Monday night
at 8, young people will meet.
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Bethlehem Lutheran-The Rev. Allen K.
Trout, pastor. Morning theme Jesus
Love for US, Our Love for Him
La gaceta., 1934-11-13

deada y oyo una voz dura, des-
conocida para ella, que le grita-
ba:
-Levantate... Vamos a bus
ear a papa.
Grande fue ell asombro de la
pobre criatura al yer que aque-
lla voz era la de su madre.
Miro a esta con tenor humil-
de de los nihos, y sin repIicar
levantose, diciendo:
-Buenos dias, mamita.
Luego qued6se triste.
Al fin rompi6 a llorar.
= Por que llor2s?-le yre-
gunt6 su madre con aire indife-
rente.
mo me das el beso!-gi-
milo Lolin.
Era costumbre de toda la vi
La gaceta., 1934-11-13

70 a los tampenos, con anota,
ci6n de 6 por 0.
Los visitantes apretaron SUI
defensa cerca de la Inca de
goal, en- mas de una OCCASION,
Y los tampenOs no pudieron pa
sar.
Jugaron por la Universidad
de Tampa, Ingram, Gates, Mac
Namara, Bryan, McCallister,
Brown, Stephens, Riley, Cope,
Hatcher y Williams; por Rollins
Scanlon, Greaves Murphy, Nc
Arthur, Argyris, Baker, Little,
Jordan, Twitchell, Vario y
Young.
He aqui la anotaci6n por pc
ri0dos.
U. Tampa 0 0 6 Go
Rollins 90 0 90
La gaceta., 1934-11-13

Jay que Sc ha hecho pupa!..,
! Pupa, mama!
Lolin no Sc habia hecho dac
no al caer.
Sus gritos y su lloro, fueron
completamente inutiles,
Su madre no lie contestaba.
Iendida de costado en- ell sue
TO- permanecia inm6vil.
En- aquel momento, una her
mana de la Carload, de la Con-
gregacion de San Vicente de
Paul. pasaba por Ell cercano ca
mlho' con IN rojo Y monument
tai paragua debajo del brazo.
Al DIR Ell ll4nto de Lolin. de-
tlvose, vic a la nina v corri6
Junto a ella.
-iQue t~ienes, angel mio2-
lie pregunt6.
La gaceta., 1934-11-13

VICTORIA DE LOS
SOMBREREROS

Los "sombrereros" de Stet-
son atropellaron aver a los mo
casinos" del Colegio Southern,
presenciando ell partido, no obs
tante ell frio, mas de 1900 per
sonas, que tiritaron de 10 Undo.
Ell director McQuillan, de los
j6venes de DeD9nd, utilize los
menos possible a sus hombres de
mayor empuje, enterado de la
debilidad del "enemigo" y de
que ell viernes debera jugar cor
los "espartanos".
Tres wees anotaron los ven
cedores, una en- ell segundo pc
riodo Y dos en- ell tercero.
Sc distinguieron de los "som-
breros' Slade, Louten y Wot-
ring. Avanzando conquistaron
$50 yardas contra SO los de
Lakeland.
La gaceta., 1934-11-13
A ARA r
PETE r

Ignacio Ara combatib ihace
p0c0s dias ,en Madrid, con ell
portorriqueno Pete Martin, de-
rrotando a este de modo conclu-
yente.
Tn cronista espanol relata
asi ell encuentro: Pete Martin
no Sc quiso dormir cuando re-
.cibi6, en- frio, un golpe de Ara.
en- ell primer asalto, que la hizo
ROAR la Iona. Nosotros lie aplau
dimos, porque es nuestra obi
gaci6n; per0 no dej3mos de re-
cOnocer que su "nOcaut" hubie-
Sc sidO una apOte0Sis preciOSa.
tQue ell "nocaut" debi6 obte-
nerlO Ara "legalmente" en- los
rounds" sucesivos para que la
apote6sis Sc hubiera producido
de todas maneras? iAh! Els que
no es 10 mismo un "nocaut" sin
zero que uno muy bien imitado.
Y un "nocaut" sincere sobre es-
te Pete Martin del dem0nio no
10 ha logrado hasta ahora min
gun boxeador de los much9s
que ha enc0ntrado en- ell Norte
y en- ell Centre de America. Ara
en- la plentiful de su forma, nc
podria poner K. O. a este con-
tumaz adversariO.
Ell espanol acumul6 puntos y
gan6 ell combate. Era todo Il
que podia hacer, y no era POGO
Gan6 de manera mas conclu.
yente que la vez anterior, y e
pdblico, que "supo ver", lie re.
compens6 con sus aplausos.
La gaceta., 1934-11-13
BOXE0
HUNT ACOSTO A PIPPIN

Tn programa de boxeo Sc O.
freci6 anoche en- el campamen-
to de transeuntes de Sulphur
Springs, poniendo a dormir
Bob Hunt, un joVencito de is
libras "a Bill Pippin, que pesa
118 Ell punetazo decisive Sc des
cargo en- ell segundo asalto.
Jack Nc CRANE hizo tabl9s
con Ben Chiopa, Ell ell semifinal
v Battling Heddin empat6 tam
bien con Wester Jenkins.
Eddie Donohue "acost6' a
Bill Buchanan, Ellis Champion
1izo pelea nula con Kid Baum,
y Fill Floyd reparti6 los homo
res con Duncan McQuade, de
,Iarandose tabIas ell bout.
La gaceta., 1934-11-13

Apenas podia respir9r.
Sc ahogaba.
Su rostro habiaSe vuelto a CO.
'lorear vivamente.
De subito critic, con ell mismo
acento que la tarde anterior en-
ell Retro:
i ustavo!... NJ Gustavo!. !.
Els ELL. ELL.
Y echo a correr t2mbalean-
dose, arrastrando a Lolin, que
cay6 al suelo.
Pero no pudo alejarse mucho
la infeliz Soledad.
A los pocos pasos, tropezo
con unoS arbustos, cast ex6ticos
en- aquel paraje, y cay6 al suelo.
Lolin corri6 a su lado, girl
tando con lloro desgarrador:
i Mama!... Mamita mia!..,