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Evening star., 1934-11-19
Eastern Situation Tangled.

DEVELOPMENTS over the week
end found Rice's Owls protect
ing their hold on the South
western Conference lead by trouncing
Texas A. and M, ass; Utah State
continue its drive toward Rocky
Mountain Conference honors with a
37-0 rout of Colorado Mines; Tulane
and Louisiana State kept pace with
Alabama for the Southeastern crown
by walloping Kentucky, 20-7, and Mis-
sissippi, 14-0, respectively and Kansas
State and Nebraska remain dead
locked in the Big Six race.
The defeat of Princeton, Navy and
Syracuse left the Eastern situation in
a terrific muddle. Not one ma jor team
in the sector was left in the perfect
record" class, although Temple and
Western Maryland both we're unde-
feated, but tied once. Most critics we're
inclined to rate Pittsburgh and Col
gate at the top. especially in view of
the Panthers' 31-7 drubbing of Navy
and Colgate's Uell-earned 1872 deci-
sion over its traditional rival, Syra-
cuse.
With many of the outstanding
teams taking the week off to pre-
pare for Thanksgiving day combat,
this weeks program lined up as
follows
East-Yale and Harvard, Army and
Notre Dame will be the leading fix
lures. Temple will try to protect
Its undefeated record against Viii
lanova. Colgate's Red Raiders de-
ploy against Rutgers, with Columbia
and Syracuse, Princeton and Dart
mouth, Bucknell and Penn State, and
Duquesne and Catholic U. as other
leading pairings.
Evening star., 1934-11-19

Continued From Eleventh Page)
State and get by without losing some
OF It's stamina and aggressive spirit.
That George Washington got by these
games we'll enough to beat West Vir-
glnia is tribute to its players and
coaches alike.
George Washington begins this aft
ernoon to get ready for North Da-
kota, which plays here Friday night.
In ell probability the Colonials will
chalk up another victory. although
North Dakota is lot stronger than
the South Dakota eleven which Cath
olic U. swamped Saturday.
Evening star., 1934-11-19
Late Kick Decides It.

TINE Bears had close call yester-
i day against the Giants, but
Jack Manders booted a place
ment with only so seconds left to play
to provide l0-to-9 victory.
Detroit trounced the St. Louis Gum
ners, 40 to 7. before $4,000 at Detroit.
Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh, 10 to O,
while Boston defeated Philadelphia,
IA to 7. The Cardinals earned a 9-to-
0 decision over Green Bay.
The standing:
Evening star., 1934-11-19
THE two famous Armour brothers
out of Edinburgh. Scotland are

TINE two famous Armour brothers
i out of Edinburgh. Scotland, are
going to be in Washington for a
few days and play little golf over
courses which they know. Sandy
Armour, who succeeded his brother
Tommy as the Congressional Country
Club pro in 1928. already is here and
Tommy is expected in the Capital in
midweek along with Charlie Penna,
the young bridegroom. who is one of
Tommy's aides at the Medinah Club
near Chicago.
TT LOOKS as If the boys may be
i fixing to stage a final round be-
tween the Anacostia champion and
the top golfer of Rock Creek Park.
Harold Bowers, winner of the Ana
costa title, and Pat Axtell were to
play the semi-final match today in the
Rock Creek Park turkey tournament
to decide who will meet Claude Rippy,
admitted topnotcher of the Rock Greek
Park linksmen, in the final round.
If Bowers licks Axtell that final
match will come fairly close to decid-
ing who is the best player on the two
courses.
Rippy had no cinch of a time yes
terday licking Volney Burnett, for the
fireman carried him to the twentieth
hole before giving up after finding
couple of traps to lose the hole to a
par 4. Both of 'em played the regu-
lation distance in 76 strokes.
Meanwhile, Mrs. F.. ]. Godfrey and
Miss Betty CARRIER were to clash to-
day in the woman's division final.
Mrs. Godfrey beat Mrs Hope Wilkin-
son yesterday to enter the final road.
4 MOTHER pro-amateur tourna-
n ment for Roger Peacock and
George Diffenbaugh to win is in
the making at Kenwood. where the
good folk Of Kenwood Club will stage
on November q an affair in which
the Simon-pures will pair with the
paid gentry. The purse will be put up
by the members of the club. 1t will
probably be an 18-hole event. Pea
cock and Diffenbaugh have proven
themselves the finest pro-amateur
combine around Washington this year.
having won many of the tournaments
staged by the Middle Atlantic P. G. A.
Mrs. E. A. Rule and H. j. Miller
wen the net prize in the mixed Scotch
foursome tourney at Kenwood with
a card of 89-l5-74. The gross prize
went to Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Perley with
Evening star., 1934-11-19
GIANTS, REDSKINS
IN BIG PRO GAME
Battle for Right to Carry
Eastern Standard in
Gridiron Final.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
)H1cAGo. November 1s.-The
1 New York Giants and Bos-
" tons Redskins, contenders for
the right to represent the
eastern section of the National Pro-
fesSional Foot Ball League against the
Western winner for the title Decem-
Der 8, will clash in the feature battle
of this weeks schedule.
The Giants can just about sew up
the assignment for the second
straight year by winning, while a
Boston victory would throw the pair
into a tie for the division leadership.
The Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions,
tied for the Western section lead with
10 straight victories, meet the Chi
cago Cardinals and Green Bay Pack
ers. respectively, while Philadelphia
meets Brooklyn, in the other games.
Evening star., 1934-11-19
Titles Still Unsettled Ges Enter Final Phase of Dizzy Campae
OEE TnNE TEE
by w. R. Ms CALLuM

88. Mrs. A. A. McEntee and Ray
mond Davis won second net with 80
Evening star., 1934-11-19
OLD LINE SCOUTS
NEEDN'T Be TOLD

Continued From Eleventh Paee)
Evening star., 1934-11-19

w YITH the Middleburg meeting
M in sight to snatch the
v v focus from all other ANA
te,1r racipc sreres and
Evening star., 1934-11-19

DEVELOPMENTS over the week
end found Rice's Owls protect
ing their hold on the South
Evening star., 1934-11-19
Play-On System Warm Topic.

VYIARM discussion of the little
w world series and the play-off
system may be expected when
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-24
WR|GLEY WILL
Be CUB CHIEF

CHICAGO, Oct. "a. U.H - The
third place Chicago Cubs Of the
National League are embarked on
new deal designed to make them
as strong in the field as they are
on paper.
First step in reorganization
which will sweep the Cubs from
business office to dugout was the
resignation last night of President
William T. Walker, who has been
associated with the Cubs since the
days of the old Federal League.
Walker IS 1874 shares in the club
were bought by P. K. Wrigley,
chewing gum magnate and major
ity stockholder. Wrigley announce
ed that he will be elected president
at meeting of the club directors
Friday.
81 have some ideas that I'm
going to try out" Wrigley said,
"just to see how they work. -
The young multi millionaire said
that Manager Charley Grimm will
be supreme in the field but twill
work in closer cooperation than
ever with the business Office
He confirmed rufnors that the
playing roster will be changed radi-
cally in the spring. -
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-24
Mission, Birds On
Annual Departure

. SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, Calf,
Oct. "a. U.P)-Just as they have
done each year on San Juan day
for more than 20 years, the white
throated swallows took flight yes
terday from historic San Juan
Capistrano mission.
Tradition says their destination
either is Jerusalem or South AM
erica, ornithologists believing the
latter.
If the birds remain true to their
habits, they will return to the
mission on st. Joseph IS day, March
19. Only once since their habits
were first studied by the late padre,
Manager John O'Sullivan, have
they varied from that schedule. On
that occasion, they were four hours
late returning to the mission.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-24
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY TO SATISFY rass
LIEN

NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN
that on the 26th day of October,
1894, at the hour of 1000 A. M. OF
said date at the Pioneer Storage
and Service Garage, 765 Main
Street, Ell Centro, California, un-
dersigned will sell the following per-
sonal property and automobile at
public auction to satisfy storage
and towing liens and costs of sale;
said personal property and the
amount of said liens now against
property being described and in the
amounts as follows, to-wit:
REQ Truck, Motor No. 20606.
Model GA. Amount of lien $215.50.
PIONEER STORAGE AND
SERVICE GARAGE.
BY Duane D. Stafford
15tl0 and Percie G. Thacker.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-24
Three Killed In
Coal Mine Slide

PLAINS, Pa, Oct. "a. Wp)-The
toll of coal bank avalanche at the
Henry colliery of the Lehigh Valley
Coal company stood at three dead
and two injured today when rescue
work was abandoned.
Police and company officials were
convinced that no others had been
caught in the slide.
The dead were: William Dworn-
icki, IA; John Cont, IL; and Joseph
Prawezik, IL, all of Plains township.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-24
Athletic Notes
From Central

In one of the best games played
on the local gridiron this season, the
Spartan B squad yesterday defeated
the Holtville second team 1412. The
contest was marked by surprises,
the winning points being scored in
the last quarter of play. This squad
has confidence and push-it even
has "uh"-and should gather many
laurels until itself before the season
is plumb over.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-24
CERTIFICATE OF FICTITIOUS
NAME


I, the undersigned do hereby GER
tify that I am transacting buSi-
ness at 674 Main Street, City of
Ell Centro, State of California un-
der a designation not showing the
name of the person interested in
such business, to-wit: Inland Mo-
tor Company.
Dated this 9th day of October,
1884
(Signed FRED r. CROSS,
Residence, 642 Wensley Avenue
State of California,
County of Imperial. SIS.
On the 9th day of october, 1884,
before me personally appeared
Fred r. Cross, known to me to be
the person whose name is sub
scribed to the foregoing instrument
and he acknowledged to me that
he executed the same.
Witness my hand and seal at my
office this 9th day Of October, 1884
.. c. B. SMITH,
Notary Public in and for Imperial
County, State Of California.
(SeaD Oct.10,17,24,3I,- ,-1934
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-24
s p E c I A L S
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR SALE-Bostonia, Il acre place
Small house, chicken pens. $500
David Stoddart, 8411A Park.
24t3
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-24

WANTED-Neat, attractive women;
about $25 per week; no expert
ence necessary. See Mrs. Daniel
Hotel California. 1916
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-24

FOR RENT-Nice, clean, modern
5-room home. 1nlaid linoleun
kitchen and bath; Administer
rug in living room; water paid;
for $500. Inquire Mrs. w. l.
Stone, lis South Ninth st. 23tf
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-24
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-Two or three gentle
men for room and board. AL
Brighton 23t3
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-24

WANTED-Girl for general house
work, stay nights. Phone 627.
22t3
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PRESS
1huu,ands uf Opportunities in the (IjAkT AD5Ez
FOR RENT HOUSES

FOR RENT - Furnished 3-room
house. 332 North 9th. 24t3
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-24
POULTRY WANTED
N y 'M'Eeathe[
Los ANGELES AND VICINITY

Fair tonight and Thursday; rath-
Ell high temperature and low hu-
midity; gentle to moderate wind,
mostly from the interior.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-24

HOUSEKEEPER Wanted. Neat
middle aged white lady, room
board and small wage. Inquire
324 South 10th after p. m.
22t3
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-24

For the A squad, there will be no
apple pie this week in the game
with Calexico. Faced with the loss
of some of their best men through
injuries, they are far from optimis-
tic concerning the outcome of this
grapple with the stubborn jaws of
the Bulldogs. Edgar is definitely out
Dilbeck will not start, but may be
put in later in the game.
Practice was short last night.
With the exception of kickers and
centers, the squad was dismissed
early. A good half hour was spent
on punting, especially the proper
placing of same, If We make our
selves clear. Fox is overcoming his
weaknesses in this department, and
Wagner is looking good. Maiden
may develop into a good punter
(puntsman, puntician ? } also.
Todays workout will stress de.
fense and tomorrow, the squad will
run through their plays few times,
lest they forget After supper
tonight, a blackboard talk to let
everybody know what's what will
take place. On account of no one
wants anyone somewhere where he
isn't supposed to be when something
important happens :.
A few bristles from the pigskin:
Wagner is kicking 'em far, high,
wide. and handsome, as we used to
say in the old days :. Maiden
kicks 'em fast, but not so far
Wonder who's announcing this here
now gamep :. Too bad certain
picture having to do with the nine
ties isn't playing Calexico Dots
all, my trans 49,.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-24
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE

FOR SALE-5- heaG work horses
y mile north Seal Heights, 3rd
house on west side. 24t2
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-24

EDGA R s.

u s E D c A r s
SPECIAL 1s-MoNTH PLAN
1894 Ford Del. Sedan ....s895
1893 Ford Del. Coupe
new motor ........................S575
1893 Ford std. Coupe
radio .................s............. 1000
1893 Ford Del. Tudor ar
new motor ...............~......S575
1888 Ford Std. Tudor
new motor ........................S565.
1888 Chevrolet Sedan go
clean ...........................-......S
1888 Chevrolet Coupe ...S565.
1892 Ford Va Tudor
new motor .S465-
1882 Stude. Coupe ..~......S395'
1881 Buick 8 Sedan ......$465
1881 Nash Coupe ............-.S325
1880 Ford Sedan ............... .S285
1890 Ford Coupe ............... .S235
1929 Whippet Roadster ....S125-
1929 Ford Roadster .....~....Sl45
1929 Ford Tudor ................S .S165
1928 Chrysler Coupe SITS
1928 Pontiac Coupe ......S115
1888 1. ii. c. Truck Al S495
1881 Chevrolet Truck .......S375-
1890 Ford Truck 131 inch
Wheel Base .S2Z5
1929 I. ii. c. Truck $50
Inch Wheel Base .......S375
1926 T Pickup ...................S35
$AAStS's.:$s.
VALLEYS LARGEST USED
CAR MARKET
4th and Main Ell Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-24
SPECIAL NOTICES

MEXICAN VEGETABLE FARM
er, experienced wishes to contact
independent grower in need Of
same. References. Write P. O..
Box 1876, City. 24t6
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-24
FURNITURE FOR SALE
HELP WANTED

HELP WANTED - Salesman for
local territory. Good opportunity
Small investment required. 7l9
Eastside, CaleXico. 24t2
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-24

JES SIN CONN
795 Main Phone 474
For Better III Centro Homes"
Furnished-5-room house, 5 beds,
good location, $27.50. Unfurnished
g rooms, close in, owner will fur
nish paint, $50: 5 rooms freshly
decorated, $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-24

FOR RENT-Small house and gar
age $40 per month. DR.. McNay
4th and Orange. 22t3
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-24
LOCAL TEMPERATURES

data compiled by Howard En-
mons, local observer for the United
States weather bureau)
Maximum yesterday ........................87
aE;,,;...,,... 4oI.r En
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-24

FOR RENT - Furnished Broom
house. Close-in. Adults only. In
quire SOL Park. 22tf
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-24

SPECIAL low prices on blankets
rough dry. This week only! Phone
1125. Alice Crumrine. 22t4
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-24

ELECTRIC RUG and carpet wash
ing company, El Centro. Phone
23l. 12tlmo
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-24

THE cradle type OF phone generally believed have originated
in France was invented by Robert G. Brown Of New
YORK CITY He received his patent 1880 That
year he went TO Paris establish
iYnan nhana aifh hlnn
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-24
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS

FOR RENT--Desirable bedroom,
327 South Seventh Street. Call
after p. m. 22t3
La gaceta., 1934-11-28
FOOTBALL
ENORME ENTUSIASMO PA
RIA Ell ENCUENTRO DE
MANANA

Aver terminaron las practi-
cas- rudas de los dos equipos, ell
de Plant y ell de Hillsboro, que
La gaceta., 1934-11-28

Ell estado del tempo, hacia
que los transeuntes fueran es-
casos, doblemente en- ell Paseo
de Recoletos.
Cuando ell j6ven desconocid6
y su acompanante entraron en-
ell paseo, GuStavo Gomez, can
lsado de vagar durante ell dia
por las GALES de Madrid, bus
cando trabajo en- los sitios de
costumbre o en- espera de que la
Providercia Sc dignase favore-
cerle poniendo al alcance de sus
manos pna peseta, hallabase
sentado en- uno de los bancos,
paseando la mirada con aire me
ditabundo por aquel cielo obs
manos una peseta hallabase
La gaceta., 1934-11-28
LOS ESPARTANOS EN- VIA
JE PARA ALABAMA

Despues que terminen una
ligera practica esta tarde en- los
terrenos de Plant, los esparta-
nos de la Universidad de Tam,
pa tomaran ell trep de las 6 p.
m. con destino a Troy, Ala,
donde los muchachos locales >e
enfrentaran con ell "once" de
los maestros del estado. Ese en-
cuentro tendra lugar manana
~jueves, dia de dar gracias. Sc
espera que asista Una enorme
concurrencia.
Enorme entusiasmo ha des-
pertado entire los j~ugadores de
la universidad de Tampa ell a.
nuncio de SUI proyectado viaje a
la Habana, donde Sc batiran, el
Ola de anO nueVO, con ell fuerte
conjunto del Club Atletico dc
Cuba, campeones nacionales.
Veinte y siete jugadores figu-
raran en- esta excursion depor.
tiva, al frente de los cuales fl
gurara ell coach" Nash Hgg.
ms.
La gaceta., 1934-11-28

MIA por la noche, cuando no re-
gresaba a su hogan.
-Pues senior, no voy a tener
otro carbohydrates Gusta-
Vo,-1que meterme esta noche
en- ell delicioso palacio que po-
SEQ, y ALI entire lagrimas de So
ledad Y berridos de mi hija, es-
perar que salga ell sol. iQue her
moSa vida! iQue felicidad ha-
berse creado una familia Y en-
|contrarse en- esta envidiable 81
tuaci6n!... Seguramente,-con-
tinu6 pensando con ironia,-no
me paSara 10 mismo 81 me hu-
biese caSado con una mujer que
tuviese algo... una dote, por PEE
quena que frera... A los que tai
hacen, les afean ell haberse ca
sado por interes, como 81 los
La gaceta., 1934-11-28
Ell ENCUEN-
TRIO IPPOLITO VS.. RODGER

I'm fracaso resulto la fiesta
boxistica de la arena Seminole.
Ell encuentro estelar de la no.
che, concertado entire Joe Ippo-
Ito y Ginger Rodgers, no pudo
llevarse a cabo, por no haber
comparecido este 1ltimo a cum
pfir su compromise. En- vista
de clio los promotores anuncia-
ron un cOmbate entire Jimmy
Kelly, la vieja reliquia, y Nudge
Youngblood, que hubo de ser
suspendido por ell arbitro, a pc
ticion del pdblico, que protest6
de la pantomima que estaban
ofreciendo los desahogados pro
tagonistas. Parece que al viejo
Jimmy sc lie ha acabado la "es-
tamina" y que al boxer de "la
sangre joven" lie falta coraje,
apesar del eufemismo de su ape
lido.
En- los otros encuentros John
ny Valdes, de 118 libras, hizo
tablas con Bill Pippin, de igual
peso, despues de un combate
movido e interesante. En- otro
empate culmin6 ell encuentro de
Frank Callahan y d. R. Bass.
Una noche aburrida para los
concurrentes y una deception
para los promotores, que Sc We
ran precisados a suspender es-
tas eXhibiciones por falta de
publico.
La gaceta., 1934-11-28
BOXEO
QUINTERO PERDIO
CONTRA GARDNER

st. Petersburg, nov. 28.-Ma
nuel Quintero, conocido boxea-
dor tampeno de la categoria
weller, perdi6 su encuentro con
ira Jimmy Gardner, de New
York, por "nocaut" tecnico, en-
ell sexto asalto de un encuentro
senalado con ese Unite. En- el
~tercer asalto de este bout" es-
pectacular, Gardner, con un de-
rechazo a la mandibula, sac6 a
Quintero por sobre las cuerdas
del ring, descubriendose al
finalizar ell combate que ell tam
peno habia sufrido la fractura
de un hueso, efecto de la caida
sobre ell piso de concrete. Ma
no entr6 en- ell cuadrilatero pc
sando 14412 libras y su oponen-
tie 145R.
En- ell semi-final del progra-
ma, Snag Trowbridge, boxea-
dor de West Palm Beach, de-
rrot6 a frankie Console, de
Pittsburgh, por decision. Trow-
bridge peso 1919 y su contra
rio 1902.
La gaceta., 1934-11-28
Ell ~ENCUENTRO DEL SA.
BADO ENTIRE STETSON
Y FLORIDA

Gainesville, nov. 28.-Ayer
realizaron unas practicas lige-
ras y POGO efectivas los caima-
mes de la universidad de la Flo
rida. Todo ell tempo Sc mantu-
lvieron a la defensive sin mos
Itrar interes por bloquear los a
taques fulminantes de los nova
tos, que Sc portarOn como con-
sumados veteranos. Despues de
esas ~practicas ell director Cav
thon desmoviliz6 a sUs novi-
clos, seleccionando a varios de
ellos para las practicas oficia-
les de la primavera. Cast todos
los jugadores estan convalecien
do de heridas y contusiones re-
cibidas en- sus recientes encuen-
tros, a exception de la "eStre-
LA" del right end" George
Moye. Este contratiempo coloca
al coach" Cawthon en- muy cri
tica situaci6n. Por su parte ell
team" de Stetson no Sc encuen
ira tampoco en- su mejor for
ma. Varias formaciones indica
das por ell director en- las practi
cas- fallaron por defecto de We
locidad o por deficiente coope-
raci6n.
La gaceta., 1934-11-28

braces del hombre y ell fruto de
Isu trabajo, no valiesen tanto CO
mo ell dinero de la mujer.
L ENlal6 un suspiro, trio al
suelo la colilla con que Sc esta-
ba quemando va las unas, Y cor
to sus filosofias diciendose:
-Pero, con tod9s estes pen
samientos tardios, no s3co ma
d.. La noche Sc ha echado en-
Gina amenazandome con un a.
gracero, Y 70 no he logrado en-
contrar nj tan solo dos miseros
reales, con que desayum rme
esta noche. Va a ser cosa de per
der del TODD la verguenza Y de-
dicarse a pedir a los transeun-
ties con cualquier pretexto; FOR
ejemplo: que Sc me ha muerto
la mujer y no tengo para ente-
La gaceta., 1934-11-28
Dor sus tacticas ilegales en- con-

por sus tacticas ilegales en- con-
ira de Dick Stahl la semana pa
sada, incidente que termin6 con
un formidable escandalo al mo
quear" ell "salvaje" al referee,
cuando trataba de llamarlo al
0rden.
Como detalle interesante ha-
cemOs conocer que ell torito es-
panol Jose Dominguez ha pedi-
do al promoter Downing que 10
enfrente con Bob Savage, pro-
metiendole acabar de una vez
~ para siempre con las bravas
del POGO escrupuloso luchador.
Dominguez, que lie ha servido
de entrenador a Pauline Uzcu-
dun, dice que no anda creyendo
en- boxeadores improvisados Y
que 81 Savage Sc atreve a pc
garle en- ell ring" los fanaticos
veran I'm buen "round" de bo-
Xeo "a la espanola" y a un "sal-
vale" acostado en- la Iona por q
conteo de diez.
La gaceta., 1934-11-28
LUCHAS
DOMINGUEZ CONTRA LIE

DOMINGUEZ CONTRA LIE
YER
En- ell programa de luchas que
Sc Ofrecera ell pr6ximo viernes
en- la arena de Benjamin Field,
9parece en- ell encuentro eStelar
ell notable luchador espanol Jo-
Sc Dominguez, idolo de la aft
ci0n latina de Tampa, contra
Dick Lever, ell atleta canadien-
Sc que Sc ha hecho de un buen
cartel aqui, derrotando al pro
fesor Al Maynard y a Dick
Stahl.
Ese match esta senalado a
una caida y Unite de 60 minu-
tos. No creemos que necesite
tanto tempo ell gallego para
veneer a su peligroso antago-
nista.
En- la lucha semi-final, con
Unite de 80 minutes, figuran
Earl Caddock, ex-campe6n de
Ia Florida, contra ell frances
Louis Lachane. Caddock es I'm
favorito de los fanatics que a.
sisten al espectaculo de Benja-
min Field y tanto el como su o.
ponente Lachene son un par de
luchadores cientificos, que CO.
nocen a fondo ell arte de las lu-
chas libres.
Els probable que en- otro COM
bate de 80 minutes, reaparezca
ell barbudo Savage, 81 la conf
sion Sc decide a indultarle la
suspension que Sc lie impusiera
La gaceta., 1934-11-28

habran de batirse mafana,

SS1Oa AI VIC DdtiACC Jh0iI1fl6p
frente a frente, en- los terrenos
de Plant.
Honda protesta ha c9uSado
entire los padres y familiares de
los estUdiantes ell hecho de que
las autoridades atleticas de am
hos colegios hayan reservado
las gradas de esos terrenos ex-
clusivamente para los estudian-
ties, dejando las glorietas a la
disposition del publico en- gene
raj. Los interesados argumen-
toS que 81 ell encuentro Sc Heva
a cabo entire estudiantes de los
dos colegios estos debian tener
Ell derecho de ocupar los mejo-
res aSlentoS a IN precio mini
mo, mientras que ell resto de los
espectadores debia conformar-
Sc con los asientos que queda-