davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-31
COLMAN DIVORCED

LONDON, July 31.-UP).-
The divorce court granted a de-
cree nisi today to Thelma Victoria
Maud Colman against Ronald Col.
man, movie star, on grounds OF
adultery.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-31

PARIS, July S1.-CUP).-Mrs.
Colman said the rift between
them came more than ten years
ago and that they last lived to-
gether in London in 1924. Col
man, -4S, is native of England
He did not contest the suit. Ills
wife is also English. They were
married here in 1920.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-31

diences aggregating more than
$4,000 during the past 30 days.
The musicians are making their
summer headquarters in Ashe-
vile, where a series of weekly
concerts are being given in the
Mcdowell auditorium.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-31
EQUITABLE COMPANY
FILES ITS ANSWER

Continued from page one.)
from filing independent suits and
that they be required to become
party plaintiffs in general bona
default suit against the city.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-31
Dim,
THIS H THEA THEA MEETING

BaDtis, ra 4 class of the First
this sr.. sunday school will meet
the Se'snlng at eight O'Clock at
the W 1%iie Of Mrs. Ed Anders on
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-31

Snob: One who is proud of the
things he should be ashamed OF
and ashamed of the things ne
should be proud Of.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-31
PERSONALS

It'll, ~ Gary LYDIA and daughter,
sOSvina Mss s. Merle LYDIA, of Jack
e' FIa.S have been visiting
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-31
7. E. L. CLASS
MEETS

The 7. E. L. Class of the First
Baptist Sunday school met last
evening at the home of Mrs. ]. G.
Bennett with the first vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Leonard Hesterly, in
Ctarge. After the class song Mrs.
" H Ford, of Knoxville, Tenn,
a!tered prayer. During a short
ESHeSS session Mrs. Boyce A.
EaImire was elected president.
An interesting feature of the
program q reading was given by
Aiz v, K. Ship. A contest was
enloysd after which a sweet
solHe and punch were served to
ABOUT 80 guests including three
visitors.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-31
OF INTEREST I'D WOMEN
&C.,
:. Mr.. C. r. McManaway
Society Editor
,,oos 50 Before II Noos

,,yrAIp.FOLSOM MARRIAGE
y INTEREST NJ. u.,.,.;ot
LaT to Mr.. Thomas c. Folsom
la,"t . wide circle of friends
: % ocS in Florida. The simple
i'is n .V was performed on Sun
t s,' morning. July the 10Th, at
p y Methodist parsonage in Green
4. 5 c.. by the pastor. the
s-.r Nv, Mr. Allen.
' Ne Folsom came here from
,:,incton. W. Va, about 20
sl'."s ago and has a wide circle
lt,;amds who will be deeply in
..,.ste5 in reading of her mar
' H. Folsom is superintendent
the construction department
!. M Light and Power company
! Tsmpa. having held this posi-
a. far many years. He is a
Mason Gs and also belongs to the
Az Fellows Lodge. Since he has
IAN coming to Hendersonville he
~ made many friends. After re-
= here until October they
~ make their home in Tampa.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-31
LOVELY DANCE FOR
ynIINc SET

Miss Julia Atkin was hostess
,:t evening at a charming dance
q the Catholic Parish club house
!, Church street in compliment
- her cousin, Miss Amy Wither-
.poon of Knoxville, Tenn. The at
,,ss-iya place was artistically ar
,srged with a wealth of gladioli
md other colorful flowers and
M shaded lights added an effec-
i've note.
| fiye-piece orchestra furnish
4 nappy music and refreshing
,rr,n and waters were served
trng the evening. The chap
wss included Mr.. and Mrs.
Sgr Atkip, parents Of the
R,& hostess, Mr.. and Mrs.
Azy C. Eldredge, OF st. Peters
IN. Fla, Mrs. /. n. Troth. and
| ~ and Mrs. Austin E. PodeSta.
hose enjoying Miss Atkins
.}gitality on this delightful oc-
1xi0n were:
Kisses Nancy Flanders, Yir-
gina Ewbank, Millicent and Lu-
NILE Livingston and guests, Har-
re. Roxby of Daytona Beach,
and Phyllis Brown of Columbia,
SIC. Betty Atkin, Marguerite
BurShart. Katherine Valentine
and Alene Fluker.
Nessers James Ward, George
Tidd, Jimmy and George Fain,
Frank Read, Maynard Hogsett,
Noultrie Smyth, Armitage Bar
Der, c. NJ. Pace, Speck Browning,
James Harberson, Bill Brazeal,
Bill Strider, Billy Rusher. Camp
hell BOYD. Bill LowndeS, Tom
Blackman and Harry Ewbank.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-31

Address your envelope Boyd TmeNews Bureau 1OS
Park Avenue, New York City, N. Y.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-08-30
Washington LalU College
Offers NeW Night Glasses

Washington College Of Law
will open its thirty-ninth fall
term on Monday, September
"a, and Dean Grace Hays Riley
announces that registrations
are now being received in all
departments.
An interesting new feature
this year is the addition of a
section of classes to be held
from CLIO to 8 p. m. in order
to take care of the students
whose hours of employment
necessitate their attendance at
a later hour than the afternoon
classes held from $40 to 7
p. m. In addition to these two
divisions, classes are also held
from 9 to IL a. m, and the
regular course of instruction is
available in the day as well as
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-08-30

the afternoon and evening ses-
SionS.
Although always co-educa-
tional, Washington College of
Law was founded in February,
1896. by DR.. Ellen Spencer
MuSSey and Miss Emma M. Gil
lett, primarily as an institution
where women could receive
training for the legal profession
because admission to the other
law schools of the District of
Columbia was denied them. At
the present time, however,
more than 70 per cent of the
student body is composed of
men.
The course leading to the de-
gree of Bachelor of Laws COW
ers three years and gives the
student a thorough training in
the fundamental principles of
American Jurisprudence.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-08-30
c. U..FACULTY
IS ENLARGED
(Cotninued from, First Page)

(Cotninued from First PGge)
lettres," and also the Amerl-
can Counsel of Learned Socle-
ties. He majored in Latin and
Greek while a graduate stu
dent at the university.
COLORFUL CAMPUS FIGURE
Another new member of the
department of Greek and Latin
is DR.. George Sherman Lane,
assistant professor Of Sanskrit
and comparative philology. DR..
Lane took his undergraduate
work at the University OF Iowa,
and his Pho. at the Univer-
sity of Chicago, where he has
been an associate during the
past four years. He special
lied in comparative linguistics,
particularly Germanic and San
skirt, and has published many
articles on Celtic subjects. Be
sides studying in America,
Prof. Lone has also carried on
extensive research at the uni
versities of Iceland, Paris and
Freiberg, Germany.
A colorful figure on the cam
pus, with a cosmopolitan back
ground is DR.. Taraknath Das,
lecturer on Far Eastern affairs
for the coming academic year.
DR.. Das was born in India and
received his early education in
Calcutta.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-08-30
STRAYER WILL
OPEN CLASSES
On SEPT. 10TH.

Strayer College will mark the
formal opening of its thirty
first year in Washington when
new classes in the secretarial
department begin in both the
day and evening sessions on
Monday, September 10. Other
Secretarial classes are planned
for succeeding Mondays, Sep
tember II, "a and october l.
Because of the influx of new
people into Washington as
brought about by the New
Deal" and also because of i'm
proved business conditions in
general, Pinckney j. Hartman,
director and associate founder
of the college, forecast that
the enrolment of the college
for the scholastic year 1934-35
will be the largest in its his
tory.
ITO care for this enroll
ment," Mr.. Hartman stated
I'VE have made several addi
lions to our faculty in addi
ton to retaining essentially the
same staff of instructors az
last year."
Graduation from an &C
credited high school or the
equivalent, in accordance with
Strayer policy, is required fol
admission to the secretaria
courses of the college.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-08-30
Personnel Shifts
In G.. w. u. Posts
Effected for Year

Changes in the personnel
of a number of the admins
trative posts within the
George Washington Univer-
sity have been announced.
Henry Grattan Doyle, for
merly dean of the Junior
College, has been appointed
dean of Columbian College.
Acting dean of the Junior
College will be DR.. William
Crane tombstone, jr., asSoci-
ate professor of political sci
ence.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-08-30
THE SCHOOL OF
ENGINEERING
Hardee Chambliss, MS, Ph.D., Dean

Departments Architecture Chemistry Cincludng Chemical
gneerlng Civil Engineering Drawing Engineering
Geology ncudng Mining Engneering
dncuding AerOnautica Engineering
Courses
lowing degrees. Bachelor Engineering (B
Aeron E) Bachelor Of Architecture
Architectural Engineering (B Chemical
OF C Bachelor Of Electrical Engineering EEL Baehs
Tor Mechanical Engineering
Ing CB Of Eng J. special Of years
Certificate Of Proficiency In Architecture.
La gaceta., 1934-07-02
LIGA NACIONAL

! Los Gigantes vencieron al
Brooklyn, ayudados por "jonro-
mes" de Travis Jackson y Lefty
O'Doul. Alfonso Lopez no peg6-
de hit.
/ Atacaron los Piratas en- ell
nOveno inning, hacienda dos ca
rreras y triunfando con elias SO
bre los Cubs de Chicago. Tom
Thevenow pogo de tubey, i'm
pulsando las carreras del triun-
TO.
Vencieron los Pajaros Rojos
a los Medias Rojas de C%incinna-
It'll, jugando Is innings en- ell pri-
mer juego. Ell segundo solo du-
70 cinco innings, quedando en-
patado con anotaci6n de dos por
dos.
Subieron los Braves al cuarto
lugar de la Liga por su doble
victoria de aver sobre Ell Filadel
fla.
Brooklyn 4c, Tn, 2e; New
York 5c6h, 0e.
:, Chicago 4c, 1Ch, 2e; Pitts
burgh, sc, 11h, De.
: st. Louis SC, ooh, 2e; Cincin-
natl &c, 19h, 2e.
st. Louis &c, 6h, De; Cincin-
natl &c, Oh, 2e.
Philadelphia &c, 4h, lie; Bos-
ton &c, 5h, De.
Philadelphia DC, 5h, lea Bos-
ton &c, &c, De.
La gaceta., 1934-07-02
ALFONSO LOPEZ FGURA
EN- Ell GRUPO DE LAS ES-
TRELLAS ~SELECCIONADAS
POR LOS FANATICS DE
BASE BALL

New York;:'Julio 2.-Los ia
naticos de la pelota han selec-
cionado sus estrellas en- las Lii
gas Americana y Nacional.
En- la Liga Nacional fueron
seleccionados: Terry, 1b; Frish
j2b; Travis Jackson IS; Pie
Traynor 3b; Alfonso Lopez cat
cher, que derroto a Harnett
por 77,785 votos contra 1890
jardineros, Klein, Joe Medwick
~ Walter Berger; pitchers,
Carl Hubbell, Dizzy Dean Y
Lon Warneke.
En- la Liga Americana: Lou
Gehrig, 1b; Charley Gehrin-
ger, 2b; Jimmy Dykes, 3b; Joe
Cronin, IS; Bill Dickey, cat
chher; jardineros, Babe Ruth,
Earl Averill y Heinie Manush ;
ppitchers, Vernon Gomez, Earl
Whitehill Y Bob Grove.
La gaceta., 1934-07-02
ESTACION WDAE

A las 500, Mischa Ragins.
ky; $50, Charles Ernest, or
questa; 6:15, Buddy Welcome
orquesta; 1880, Raffles; 800.
Rosa Ponselle y orquesta; $3.50
Billy Hays, orquesta 900, Ma
nuel Sanchez, orquesta; 9:45.
Vote ST O No en- ell New Deal
1915, Noticias de prensa POI
la Radio; 1920, Glen Gray, OF
Questa; 10:45, Enoch Light, OF
questa; HOO Leon Belasco.
orquesta; 1880, Reggie Childs
orquesta.
La gaceta., 1934-07-02

te a listed del nino perdido.
que result6 ser hijo......
De Garces.
% de listed, que es 10 mis-
mo.
-GYo?
y de la sonora Genoveva.
Vaya! mo soy 70 tan tonic
que no haya comprendido hace
tempo que la persona a quien
yo estaba encargado de repre-
sentar es listed, mi salvador y
mi protector, pOr quien darla
hasta mi vidal.
-Pues bien, Sulpicio; 81; 70
soy Garces y esta mi esposa.
-Por muchos amos.
-GY decia listed que csc jo-
ven tiene sus padres en- ell Bra
sill?
-Ahora no.. En- Madrid.
La gaceta., 1934-07-02
SUSPENSION DE

SAMMY MANDELL
Sacramento, California, Julio
CCmisi6n Atletica del
estado acord6 ell sabadO la sus-
pension de Sammy Mandell, ex-
campe6n del peso ligero, por
TEMPO indefinido.
Sostiene la comision que Man
dell no Sc halla en- condolences
Ifisicas para sostener combates.
Ademas Sc orden6 la suspen-
sion del negro Sammy Slaught-
er y una suspension de 60 dlas
en- perjuicio de Villa Britt, de
Oakland.
Debese la orden en- contra de
Slaughter a la pelea que en- San
Francisco soStuvo con Freddie
Steele, y en- la que cay6 diez We
ces a la Iona, en- ell primer asal-
to-.
La gaceta., 1934-07-02

| 70 10 conserve! iYo!-
exclam6 Genoveva, enajenada
de algeria.
-Entonces.... Gque mas prue
bas?
y mi hijo, Jana a la hiia
de la marquesa?
Con toda su alma.
-JY ella?
-Tanto como el
Els precise If a buscarle,
Silvio--.. Al momento!
81, Genoveva: iremos Dor
ell
-"-Manana mismo.
Isl, 81; manana, en- ell pri-
mer tren. Sulpicio vendra con
nosotros. Pero....
-GQue?
Els precise ir con cautela,
Genoveva,
La gaceta., 1934-07-02
das las pruebas de que es el?

das las pruebas de que es Ell?
-jNo Dyes, Silvio?-excla,
mo Genoveva, abrazando a 81
IespoSo.-Luis, nuestro Luis.
81, ST.. pobre madre,... A
fin quiso Dios, ial fin!
i Hijo de mi alma !-excla
mo Genoveva, llorando de ale
gria.
-Sulpicio... 81 ESQ es cierto,
su fortuna de listed esta hecha.
-Yo no la quiero. Ne bas-
ia con permanecer al lado de
listed, senior Garces.
-Pero las pruebas, las prus
baS......
FL las tiene....
Como!
-Conserva un delantal de
cuando era pequeno, del que yo
.rranque un pedazo-.-
La gaceta., 1934-07-02
LAS P ELEAS DE LA SEMA-
MA EN- TODA LA NACION

! MA B4N IODa LA
New York, julio 2.-No figu-
iran peleas de importancia en-
los programs anunciados en-
toda la naci6n.
Hoy lunes, en- West Spring
field, Mass, K. o. Castillo, de
Maine, Sc batira con Tom Jones
de New York. En- New Orleans,
Eddy Kid Wolfe, de Memphis,
tendra de antagonists a Willard
Brown, de Indianapolis.
Lou Scozza, de Buffalo, Sc
batira, en- Milwaukee, con TAFT
Mggman; y en- Jersey City, Joe
Fernando tendra de rival a Cal
vim Reed, de Philadelphia.
Ell martes, en- Colorado
Springs, Colorado, Baby Joe
Cans, del peso welter, peleara
con Joe Click, p1gil de New
York.
Pee Wee Harrell, de Fort
Wayne, Indiana, Sc batira hoy,
en- Chicago, con Sherald Kenn-
ard, de Fargo, North Dakota.
Ell viernes, en- Hollywood, Ca
lifornia Tony Guerraro, peso
ligero de FL Paso, sera ell anita
.gonista de Manuel Villa, de Gu
dad de MEXICO.
La gaceta., 1934-07-02
lQuienes son?

Ell PADRE. es I'm hombre
de un coraz6n tan grande, que
no lie cabe en- ell pecho. Els un
medico sin rival, es un hombre
que ha sufrido mucho Y al que
yo debo pedir perd6n de rodi-
llas,-anadi6, cayendo a los
pies de Garces, Il 70 fui
la causa de-.
-Pero... Iese joven... csc
Bienvenido.....?- interrumpi6
Genoveva.
-Es su hijo de listed, seno-
ra.
-iDios MIC! iSilvio.... nues-
tro hijo!
@Sulpicio.... Gdice listed la
verdad?
-Senor..... 5Habia de dar a
lstedes esa noticia sin traer to-
La gaceta., 1934-07-02

rem mucho Y prospera. Ell dueho
lie ha p%rometido que lie ~interesa-
ra en- ell negocio 81 logra casar-
sc con Aurora.
-Pero 81 hay esa oposici6n...
-iBah! La marquesa Sc mo-
.rira y Aurora Sc casara con 81
muchacho.
3SEs de Calatayud csc j6-
ven?
No, senior; eS de Madrid.
i All! Pero sus padres ire
siden ALI?
No., senior.
= En- Madrid?
-Tampoco.
i Entonces?
En- ell Brasil.
-GEn ell Brasil?,
Els una historic la suya
muy parecida a la que yo con-
La gaceta., 1934-07-02
Ell j6ven de Seminole Heights

I'll JOVen ue SGm1nOlS f1elgf1LS
estudia la carrera de dentista
en- la Universidad de Loyola, en-
New Orleans.
Stokes pesa actualmente 155
.libras y entire sUs vfctimas cuen
ia a Relampago Saguero, Hila-
rio Martinez y Manuel Quinte-
70.
Completan ell programa pc
leas entire Mario Santana, a
quien va han "robado" tres de-
cisiones en- Benjamin Field, y
Young Gilbert; Johnny Perro y
Baby Ben, Earl Storch y Geo.
Leonard, Speedy Red y Kid Col
den.
La gaceta., 1934-07-02
EDDIE FLYNN CONTRA
WILBUR STOKES

Ell excampe6n olimpico de-
peso weller, Eddie Flynn, pelea
ra esta noche en- la Arena de los
Artilleros, teniendo de confirm
cante a Wilbur Stokes, un j6ven
de Lakeland.
Flynn combati6 hace algunas
semanas con Lope Tenorio, nc
demostrando condolences para
la vanguardia de su categoria
La gaceta., 1934-07-02
B OXEO
ALBERTO LEON DERROTA.
DO POR JIMMY REED

Habana, Julio 2.-Dos pdgi :
les de la Florida, Alberto Leon
" Jimmy Reed, combatieron "a
.aui ell sabado, saliendo derrota-
do ell primero.
En- ell mismo programa ell Gu
bano Kid Calixto superb, en- 10
asaltos al filipino Lope TenoriO.
La gaceta., 1934-07-02
.iOh! GPor que?

-Reflexionemos que una
precipitation en- ell reconoci-
mlento de Luisin podrfa malo-
gfar nuestro otro objeto.
-Yo quiero a mi hijo ante
todo'-exclam6 la madre, en-
QUEEN Sc sobreponia ell senti-
mlento maternal a TODD otro
cuaiqulera, para ella de interes
secundario.
-Bien, bien. va 10 meditare
mos despacio. Luis esta 5hegu-
rado. rs 10 principal. va we're
mos. va veremos.
y digame, Sulpicio: ic6-
es mi hijo?-le pregunt6
Genoveva.
La gaceta., 1934-07-02

Ell empresario Lou Daro, que
obtuvo la firma de Hamas, a
nuncia ademas un combate en-
tire Maxey Rosenbloom, cam
pe6n de las IT'S libras, y un pu-
gil que oportunamente sera es-
cogidO.
La gaceta., 1934-07-02
CON Los GUANTES

Clyde Chastain fue derrota-
do por nocaut, en- New Haven,
Conn, a manos de All Gamer,
que pesaba I'll libras.
Era Ell peso de Chastain de
1863 libras.
La gaceta., 1934-07-02
TONIC Ii
LAS MADRE
QUE dos BENDICE

desea un noble para su hija.
81, senior.
ii Vanidad de vanidades! =
exclam6 Silvio.
La marquesa,-repuso Ge-
noveva,-no puede prescindir
de que esa muchacha es su hija.
" mire usted,-dijo Sulpi-
cio,-que ell chico vale.
-5En que sentido?
EN- ell de que es muy ms
truido y esta colocado en- una
fabrica de papel donde lie quie-
La gaceta., 1934-07-02
Ell TEMPO

Claro para hoy y manana
Vientos frescos del Sur.
Maxima temperature aver.
81 grades; minima, 72.
Marea alta a las 6:12 a. m,
y 1858 p. m.
Marea baja a las 1928 p. m.
La gaceta., 1934-07-02

Freudiie Steele, de Tacoma,
estado de Washington, "acos-
to" en- Seattle a Bucky Lawress,
de New York.
La gaceta., 1934-07-02

Ell mejicano Tony Fuentes
perdi6 la decision de los jueces
en- Fort Lodge, Iowa, teniendo
de rival a Larry Udell, un p1-
gil de Minneapolis.
La gaceta., 1934-07-02

Ell campe6n del peso de plu-
ma, Freddie Miller, derrot6
por puntos, en- Hollywood, Ca
lifornia, a George Hansford,
un joven de Los Angeles.
La gaceta., 1934-07-02

SLEEVE HAMAS CONTRA
ART LASKY
Los Angeles, julio 2.-Un as
pirante a la corona del peso pc
sado, Steve Hamas, firm6 aver
un contrato para pelear, en- ell
mes de agosto, con Art. Larky,
.el sensational gladiator de
Minneapolis.
La gaceta., 1934-07-02

Folletin de La Gaceta No. 473
, 1934-12-26
PURVIS LOST
TO EAST TEAM
Purdue Star Is Severely
Injured In Practice
Session

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. rs. Up
A knee injury to Duane PurviS, star
Purdue halfback, so severe he IS not
expected to be able toplay. Wed
nesday wrecked the East's carefully
laid plans for the New Years Day
charity football game here against
the west.
Purvis was hurt in Scrimmagt
Tuesday against the Oakland Cardi'
mails at the University OF California
Tackled while carrying the ball or
an end run, Purvis was unable &c
rise. x-Ray photographs showed the
knee cartilage and tendons were
torn and the muscles badly bruised.
Andy Kerr of Colgate and Dick
Hanley. retiring Northwestern men
tor. coaches of the east team, had
banked heavily on Purvis who wa:
assigned the kicking role. II Is ex-
pected Ed Brominski of Columbis
will be shifted 70 right halfback as
a result Of the injur yto Purvis.
While the east suffered this un-
fortunate Christmas mishap, the
west. under the direction OF Coaches
Orin Hollingberry Of Washington
State and Percy Locey OF Denver,
worked principally on offensive tao
tics at the Stanford University
practice field.
, 1934-12-26
Ryder Matches
Begin Sept. e

NEW YORK. Dec. 20. -P-The
1895 Ryder Cup golf matches. be-
tween teams OF British and Amer
lean professionals, will be played
! September % and 20 on the links
Of the Ridgewood, N. j., Country
Club.
George r. Jacobus, president OF
the Professional Golfers ASsocia-
ton Of America. announced the
dates, which amount TO a capitula-
ton of the invaders who opposed
the plan TO hold the information
al competition close 70 the American
Open championship in the first
week OF June.
The British p. q. A. pointed out
that IL the matches were contested
early in June they would have 10
hurry back 10 England for the
British Open and would have little
or no time TO prepare for their ma
tional championship.
The decision 70 yield TO the Bri-
fish is disappointing to the United
States Golf Association which was
counting on the presence Of the
English mashie swingerS In this
country TO give the National Open
a truly international aspect.
, 1934-12-26
MANY TO SEE
TITLE CONTEST

DALLAS. Dec. 26.-tPi-This city
is preparing to play host Saturday
TO thousands Of football fans plan
ming 70 see the Amarillo and Cor
pus Christi Interscholsstic League
championship game. p. c. Cobb, To-
cal high school athletic director. Is
confident 10000 persons will click
the Fair Park stadium turnstileS
The stadium will seat 1920.
Led by Coach Blair Cherry, the
Amarillo Golden Sandies ent-ain
wednesday night for Greenville
where they viii stay Thursday and
Friday. They will move into Dallas
early Saturday. Cherry plans hard
workouts on the Greenville high
school field.
Coach Bobby Cannon and his Cor
pus Christi Buccaneers will entrain
Thursday. They r scheduled 70
arrive here early Friday and will
practice that afternoon at the Fair
Park bowl. A special train will
convey hundreds Of South Texans
TO the game.
Cherry wired Tuesday that his
players were in top condition and
that the famous Amarillo power
attack would be turned loose against
a Buccaneer team that last week
eliminated the 1888 champion
Greenville Lions in the seasons big
gest upset.
Under the five-year coaching re-
gime Of Cherry. the SanoieS have
lost only four games. They were de-
feated by Tyler in the 1880 state
finals. IN 1891 they lost District
One games 10 Lubbock and Pampa,
and in 1892 they dropped a 7 TO 6
game to Fort Worth Masonic Home.
Undefeated and united In ~
amaSSed a total Of 258 points against
70 for It's opponents. The Sandies
have not lost a football game since
December IL, 1882.
The game promises an individual
backfield battle between John Har-
low. Amarillo's smashing offensive
star. and Charlie Haas, Corpus
Christi's ramming touchdown artist
who scored four ~touchdowns against
Greenville.
w. d. Nolte. reserve end who was
injured in last weeks game, will
not be able TO play. AL other men,
bers Of the Buccaneers are In Al
condition. The Buccaneers have
played Is games this season and
are undefeated and united. They
have scored tt3 points to their op-
ponentS' g.