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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
Lasky Signs for
Schmeling Fight
Bout to Be in February at
N. Y. or Miami.
BN limited PreSa

By United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-Negotia-
lions have been closed for a fifteen
round match between Art Lasky,
Minneapolis heavyweight, and Max
Schmeling, former champion, &C
cording to announcement by Madi-
son Square Garden.
The bout will be staged in Feb
ruary at New York or Miami. The
Garden indicated that the winner
will meet Make Baer for the title,
despite protests from Steve Hamas,
who recently won a ten-round de-
cision from Lasky, who beat
Schmeling last January. Hamas
refused return matches with either
LaSky or Schmeling.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
Is Teams See
Action Against
Strong Rivals
N. D. Host to Purdue While
!. u. InVadeS Temple;
De Paw Plays.
State Grid Today

Purdue VS.. Notre Dame at South
Bend.
Indiana U. VS.. Temple at Phila-
delphia.
De Paw VS.. Ball State at Muncie.
Franklin VS.. Oakland City at
Franklin.
Evansville at Valparaiso at VAL
paraiso.
EarIham VS.. Defiance (O) at
Richmond.
Indiana State VS.. Rose Poly at
Terre Haute.
Wabash vs.. Washington at st.
Louis.
Hanover VS.. Miami at Oxford, U.
St. Joseph VS.. Elmhurst at
Rensselaer,.
Slashing struggles in today's foot
ball games we're anticipated by
Hoosierdoms Big Three and nearly
all the states secondary college and
university teams.
Topping the list were Notre Dame
and purdue, which met at South
Bend. Indiana U. faced one of the
nations most potential scoring ma
chimes in Pop Warmers Temple
eleven at Philadelphia. All three Of
the big Hoosier elevens were de-
| feated last week.
DePauw, playing at Muncie, to-
day defended a record of nine
straight shutout victories against
Ball State, a determined team
which held the Tigers to a hair
raising 90 victory last year.
A 99-yard dash for touchdown
by a Tiger player and an error by
Ball state player were all that
saved DePauw from a tie with the
Muncie crew last season.
Renew 1888 Rivalries
Five other of the states fifteen
collegiate teams which saw action
today faced games which bore i'm
portance as renewal of 1888 rival
ries. Franklin's Grizzlies, although
hosts, attempted to avenge a 1871
upset handed them last season by
Oakland City college. At Terre
Haute, Indiana State defended its
city championship against Rose
Poly.
Hanover, off to a successful start,
| hoped to reverse a 140 defeat Suf-
fered at the hands of Miami last
season, when the Panthers lost only
one other encounter. The game was
played at Miami. o.
The Wabash Cavemen also went
out of the state to play, the first
time in more than a year. Their
opponent was the strong Wash
ington U. team of st. Louis, which
last week held Illinois to a 1877 vic
tory.
Uhlans Meet New Foe
Valparaiso, beaten only about two
times in the last three seasons en-
tertained a new rival in Evansville
college. The two did not meet in
1888.
The big crowd of the day in Indi-
ana was at the Purdue-Notre Dame
tilt, despite the fact the Boiler
makers gave the Irish 1910 drub-
bling in their last meeting, and, in
fact, the entire nation again was
intent on the outcome of the annual
tusSle.
A side feature of the big show
was the fact that Elmer Layden, one
of Notre Danes Four Horsemen
was coaching the Irish, while Noble
Kizer, one of the Seven mules"
who cavorted with the Horsemen,
directed Purdue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
SPORTSMAN ANGLES
FOR BROOKLYN CLUB

D. I IHttS NptcIuI
BROOKLYN, Oct. 13.-Control of
the Brooklyn Dodgers of the Ma
tional League may pass to James
E. Norris of Chicago during the
winter, it was rumored here today.
Norris, who owns the Detroit Red
Wings hockey club, has been in
Brooklyn several weeks and it is
believed he has reached an agree
ment with Stephen McKeever, who
owns the baseball club jointly with
the Ebbets heirs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13

Eight brides
were scored by
Mcintyre in the
record breaking
round, but he also
slipped one over
par on two holes
the ninth and
fourteenth. Nine
3's and a 2 dotted
his card.
The big High
land pros COM
QdnlOIlS during
his hot streak
yesterday were
Harry Schroeder,
who scored a rs:
Joe Stout, 70, and
Ralph Rurdick. 80.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
M. D. GOLF TOURNEY
LISTED FOR OCT. II

The Last Roundup" golf tourna-
ment of city physicians will be held
at the Highland course next
Wednesday, Oct. IT, w. E. Pen
nington, chairman of the golf COM
mittee, announced today.
Competition will begin at noon,
and fourSomes will be made up at
the first tee if desired. Forty prizes
will be offered including the cham
pionship, low gross, low net. blind
par and runner-up trophies for the
flights. A dinner will be held in
the evening following the event.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
FdirenO Steps out
at NdrrdgdnSett

BIZ Times Special
PAWTUCKET, R. L, Oct. 13.-
Faireno. William Woodward'S s.
year-old son of Chaterton, yesterday
regained the stride that tagged him
as the 3-year-old champion two
years ago, and scored a decisive VIC
tory in the $500 Rochambeau
Handicap at Narragansett park.
Faireno ran closely behind Thorn
asville and Mr.. Khayyam to the
half mile post, where he began to
hit his pace and draw away for a
clean-cut margin across the line.
Good Goods and Lady Reign nosed
out the early leaders for second and
third places. Faireno was 5-to-2
favorite.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
Italian Track Team
BOUs to Americans
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-An Italian
track team bowed to pickup Amer
lean squad by the narrow margin
Of six events to eight in an inter-
national meet in Yankee stadium
yesterday.
b Luigi Beccai, Italian ace, failed
to do better than 4 minutes 2 Sec
onds in his effort to lower Bill Bon
thron's 1,500-meter mark of 3:48.8.
Joe McCluskey furnished the fea-
ture of the meet by outsprinting
Umberto Cerati, Italy'S distance
champion, in the 3,OOO-meter by
half a stride.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
FOrdhdnl EkeS Out
Win OUer Boston

By United Press
NEWTON, Mass, Oct. 13.-Ford-
nam, candidate for eastern foot
ball honors, eked out 6-to-0 vic
tory over Boston college yesterday
before a holiday crowd of 10000.
The tally came in the first period
when Joe Maniaca, big Fordham
half back. broke through left tackle
and sprinted sixty-three yards for
a touchdown.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
LATE BASEBALL

The Cord Piston Rings will depart
for Lebanon tomorrow at noon.
Tracy, Karnes, Byland, Lady, Pryor,
Howes, Quackenbush, Zinkham,
zigler, Knowing and Rider will
make the trip.
The West Side Cardinals will
meet the University Heights nine
in a double-heade at the Cards
diamond tomorrow at 1890. Uni
verSity Heights notice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
HIGH SCHOOL GRID
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS

LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS
Shortridge. 7: Manual. o.
Cathedral 25: washington. o.
Southport, 7; Broad Ripple, 0.
Muncie. 49, Tech. o.
CrisPus Attucks, 46; Booker T. Washing
ton (Terre Haute). Z.
STATE HIGH SCHOOLS
Wiley (Terre HauteJ. 7; Crawfords-
apolisJ. o.
Seymour, 7: Columbus. O.
ElWood, 8: Kokomo g.
Noblesville, 26; Newcastle. g.
Frankfort, %: Kirklin. o.
Linton, 10; Brazil 6
Marion. 25; Logansport. 0.
Richmond. rs: Anderson. o.
Central EVANSVILLE. 20: Vincennes. IL
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
SIX-DAY BIKE RACERS
NEAR FINISH OF GRIND
ByUnited Press

bW Z WIItU 7 TtHo
DETROIT, Oct. 49, Competitors
in the bicycle race at Olympia Sta
dunn wheeled into their sixth and
final day today with the team of
Alfred Letourner-G Gerard Debaets
holding the lead in the contest
which closes at midnight.
Letourner and DebaetS did some
wild riding to break the tie with the
Gus Rys-Gus Logghe. Detroit team,
at nine laps and 283 points last
night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
HENRY FIRPO VICTOR

bV ines NpfcinI
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-Henry
Firpo, los, Louisville, knocked out
Harry Paul, 15S. Chicago, in the
first round of a boxing match here
last night. In another bout Billy
Ketchell. 169, Melville. N. j., pound
ed out a ten-round decision over Joe
Kaminski, los, Holyoke, Mass.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
MARSHALL TIED BY
FORMER GRID STAR
By United Press

BOSTON, Oct. 13-Everett Mar
shall of Colorado and Casey Kazan-
jan, former Stanford football star,
wrestled to thirty-minute draw in
the semi-hnal bout on last nights
wrestling bill at Boston Garden.
Kazanjian, because of his closely
shaven pate, was able to squirm
out Of head scissors and similar
holds, and Marshall was forced to
rely on arm, leg and body holds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
DUSEK THROWS OHIOAN

d. LNTFtu TTfs8
NEW YORK, Oct. 13-Rudy Du-
SEX, Omaha, threw Mayes McLain,
Ohio, in a wrestling match at
Stauch's arena last night. Other
results: Joe Davis, st. Louis, threw
Ernie Stevens, Texas; Eddie Meske,
Ohio, drew with Willie Davis, Vir-
GINA, and Tor Johnson, Sweden,
threw Floyd Marshall, Arizona.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
EQUIP0ISE REMAINS
IDLE AT N. Y. TRACK
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Oct. &c. ".
Whitney's EquipoiSe was unable to
run in the Hyde Park Handicap at
Jamaica today, due to a slight in
jury.
Tim Healey. trainer or the 6-year-
old handicap star, hopes TO have
Equpoise in shape for the Maria
gansett Special at Pawtucket Oct 81
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
Long Runs Enable
Chesters to Win
SmaIzreid and Banet Star in
16-to-O Triumph.
By United Press

By United Press
NORTH MANCHESTER, Ind,
Oct. 13.-Manchester college defeat
ed Lawrence Tech, Detroit, Mich,
16 to 0, here yesterday in con-
test which was featured by long
touchdown runs.
Smalzreid ran fifty yards in the
first period to score a touchdown.
Manchester also scored two points
on a safety in the period. In the
second quarter, Banet ran f1fty-f1ve
yards to score.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
MERCHANTS HELP vALPo

By Times Special
VALPARAISO Ind, Oct. 13.-A
plan to remodel Brown field and the
fieldhouse at Valparaiso here has
been supported by local business
men. who have pledged $1,000 to
aid in the lob.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
THEVENOW IN LINEUP
Pittsburgh InfieIder to Play Will

Pittsburgh Infielder to Play With
Madison Nine at North Vernon.
By imes Special
NORTH VERNON, Ind. Oct. 13.
Tommy Thevenow. second-sacker
with the Pittsburg Pirates, will play
with the Madison All-Stars when
they clash with the North Vernon
Reds baseball team here tomorrow.
The game will feature the pro-
gram of the first annual Masonic
reunion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
GRIDMEN URGED TO REPORT

All Brightwood A. c. grid players
are urged to attend the practice to-
morrow morning. The A. C.'s will
meet Beech Grove at Garfield park
at 2:30 in the afternoon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
SCORES GOLF SURPRISE

By Imcs NDecfnT
HOT SPRINGS, Va, Oct. ia
late season golf surprise was reg
istered here when Mrs. John T. Pirie
Jr, Chicago, defeated Mrs. James
N. Wallace, New York, 4 and 8, in
finals of the Hot Springs womens
golf championship.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
Mcintyre Has 81
for New Record
Highland Pro Breaks Own
Course Marx.

Whiting six strokes from par for
a 81, Neal Mcintyre set new course
record yesterday at Highland Golf
and Country Club, where he is pro-
fessional He held the former rec
ord of 65
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
TOPS SONS HOLE-IN-ONE

BEDFORD, Ind, Oct. 13.-Fol-
lowing the lead of his son, Jesse
Pace scored a hole-in-one at the
country club golf course here yes
terday! PAGES elder son performed
the feat last week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
WABASH IN NIGHT TILT
Pete Vaughan's Warriors TO Battle
Washington Under Lights.

By Times Special
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Oct. 13-The
Wabash college football team and
the Washington university eleven
will battle under the lights here to-
night. Coach Pete Vaughan of the
visiting Hoosiers said his warriors
are in good shape for a hard fight.
The local gridders are heavy IA
vorites to win. owing to the power
full showing against Illinois univer-
sity last week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
TEA FOR ELEVEN
By United Press

By UNIEtU PTtSS
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 13.-So-
cial note: The Milwaukee Coun-
try Day schools football squad
was rendered a tea today by the
faculty of the st. Louis Country
Day school,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
Coast FdUOnte Signs to
Appear on ArmOry Mat
Lloyd Carter Induces Leo Numa Meteorc Seattle Youth.
to Try His Skill in Middle West

Leo (NorthwesD Numa
attic. Wash,
a YneXtT uesdav nigh
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
Three Grid Squads Seek
to Boost League Marks
Indicated Teams Clash in EmRoe Senior Loop Tomor-
row; Junior EIevenS Also Resume Action.

With three undeaed teams out to boost their
contests Will be
The Brentwood Spades and Beech
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13

Mcintyre several times has been
Indiana open champion. A few
seasons ago he was prominent On
the winter golf circuit in the south.
His card of Yesterday follows:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
ENIOR LEAGUE
JUNIOR LEAGUE
ToMORROW's SCHEDULE
Senior League

Midway Flyers vs.. So-Athics at Brookside
No. !.
Beech Grove VS.. Brightwood at Gar
field No. l.
Spades vs.. Lawrence at Ellenberger No. /.
Irvington Merchants vs. Shelby Service az
Brookside No 2
a.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
Junior League

HOLY Trinity Jr and Holy Cross. River.
side No l.
Wizards Boys Clubs. Brookside No. /.
All games az II 30
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
n rnifed Press

AT HOLLYwOOD-Gene Espinosa. l2S.
the Philippines. decisioned George Hans
ford. l25 los Angeles. tl0', ESpida Espita.
100 Los Angeles beat Young SPEEDY. IFS.
Manila. -. Raw Campo. l2S Los angeles,
technlcaled Jack snyder. rs. HOLLYWOOD
ca.
At SAN DIEGO-Hank HankinSon. 2i7.
Akron o kavoed Gene Garner. l67. Los
Angeles. Ilt3l. Red OMalley. l7S. San
DIEGO. technicaled Ghost Roberts. 100. Los
Angeles. Isl. ANDY Bundy. lS2 Seattle.
kayoed Carlos Chipres. IS3. Los Angeles.
a..
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
By Eddie Ash
Mr.. G. Wash Gives the Judge Probl,

- Career of HOOser Ace slugger Is Traced
, 1934-12-24
NCIONES
{ N Ell JURADO
DE- HAUPTMANN
Por James Y. Lawrence

(~COreSpOnSal de PrenSa ASociada)
PENNINGTON. N. j.. Die. "a
R,-Las demands para que pre-
senten nuevos ciudadanoS para eS-
coger Ell jurado de la cauSa de Bru-
no Richard Hauptmann. instruida
por Ia muerte del nino Lindbergh.
Sc pensaban hacer hoy por dos
parties. Ia defenSa v la acusacion,
despues de cargoS que Sc guerra
influenciar al presente jurado.
El Fiscal Anthony NJ. Hauck a
cusaba que un folleto titulado "El
Archivo Criminal No. 1910, en-
que ~aseguraba que ell hiio del ia
moso aviador 'nunca fue secues-
trado o muerto". habia Sido en-
viado a cada uno de los cincuenta
porspectos para el jurado de Haupt-
mann.
La autora del folleto. la sonora
Mary Belle Spencer de Chicago. d.
que que es una Satira. escrita dos
amos antes de cue Eauptmann fue-
"a arrestado para hacer burla de
la seriedad de nueStra policia y
de nuestro sistema de cortes."
Sc burlaba de los cragos del Fs-
Gdl T1duthf dG QLC hA AAaAAS4ooO y
deliberate esfuerzo" sc ha hecho
para "predisponer" a los prospectus
del jurado. y dice que ella mi ST.
quiera saba que exiStieran tales
prospectus"
"Yo solamente tome algo ficticio
para fondo. de una docena de caSos.
v 10 arregle de manera que crei fue-
ra comico, para exponer la compile
Ia torpeza de TODD e. sistema le-
gal" dice Ia sonora. LA acusacion
del fiscal en- New Jersey lie do sa-
vor a Ia satira. no 10 Green aSf'
Fisher no convino o Ia asercion
de Hauck de que el folleto era per
judicial en- ell case para Ell eStado.
pero que ST 10 era para la defen-
sa."
10 c-onsideramos tan periodical
para nuestro case de 81 manera.
= aun mas. de 10 que es para la a
~cusacion." dijo Fisher.
"En vista de Ia publicidad que
sc le ha dado por la ~acusacion a.
cuento. intentamos pedir al Juez
Trenchard que licencie a las preso-
mas del jurado Y le sugeriremoS que
forme uno nuevo.
Los iiscales del estado acordaron
reunirse en- Trenton hoy. dijo
Hauck, para discutir la accion So
bre el incidente. Dijo que va Sc
habia llamado Ia atencion de las
"autoridades federales" pero no in
dico la n~aturaleza de las quejas.
La noche de Navidad para
Hauptmann," dijeron los carcele-
o hoy. "sera solamente otra noche
para Ell prisionreo. que eSpera en- ST.
zelda ell jurado que comenzara Ell
dia dos de enero.
Su hijo Manfriend no 10 visitara
durante Ia Navidad. ha anunciado
Ia defensa. por tenor de que Ia vi
sta sea in~terpretada como I'm acto
para incitar Ia simpatia publica.
, 1934-12-24
| ENFERM ERA
DIO MUERTE
Una FAMILA

PITTSBURGH. Penn. Die. "a
R-LoS aguinaldos de Navidad que
adornaban Ia Residential de Walter
Dempsey en- eSta ciudad y que le
daban n nota de algeria a Ia re-
sidencia, adornaban un lugar de
tragedia hoy. Con exepcion de un
miembro de la familia del indivi-
duo citado. todoS los demAs habian
Sido victimaS de una muier enlo-
quecida por Ia perdida de su unico
hijo.
Ademas. la mujer a que nos
referimos. y su hermana, perdieron
la vida en esta tragedia de NaW-
dad.
La sonora Kathryn Schoch. en-
fermera graduada. vino a Ia casa
de su hermano Walter Dempsey. a
noche. Despues de haber obsequia-
do regaloS a todos los miembros de
la familia de su hermano. les did
muerte en- Ia noche a balazos. pri-
vandoSe ella de Ia vida con veneno.
FL unico miembro de Ia familia
Dempsey que quedo cor vida. fue
la madre.
Una notita. escrita en- terminus
muy triStes. daba Ia raZon. Segun
dice Ia policia. del crimen cometi-
do por Ia sonora Schoch. La nota
indicaba que Sentia mucho ell que
su hijo de siete amos no hubieSe
podido pasar la Navidad con ella.
La nota decia en- Parte: oh, dos
milo. es muy penoSo hacer TODD este,
pero no puedo aguantar mas. KS I'm
tormento no poder sentir los brazos
de mi hijo al derredor de mi cuello
en- esta Navidad. y no poder oirsu
voz hace ei vivir insoportable."
La policia fue lLego a Ia casa
donde viva Ia sonora Schoch en-
Dunkirk. cerca de eSta ciudad v sc
encontraron ALI con la hermana de
ella, la sehora Ruth Dempsey
Hughes. la cual yacia tirada. muer-
Ia por un balazo- Dice la policia que
poSiblemente Ia sonora Hughes ha-
va Sido muerta por 81 hermana, an
ties de que esta viniese a Pittsburgh,
Los muertoS son los siguientes:
Walter Dempsey. lie AZ amos. Ro-
bert. de ~. Thomas de ocho amos,
Walter Junior de 10, y David de
Is meses de edad. todoS hijos de
Walter Dempsey, ST.. FL padre y
tres de sus hijos fueron muertos
mientras dormian. Walter Jr., mu-
rio en- un hospital pocas horas des-
pues de haber side herido. v ell bebe
David. fue muerLo nientras dormia
en- su cunita, al lado de sus padres
La policia. en- una reconstruction
de los hechos. lego a Ia conclusion
de que Ia sonora Schoch habia su-
frido algLn ~desarreRlo mental a con-
~secuencia de Ia muerte de Su hijc
Jimmie. de siete amos de edad. ocu-
rrida hace un mes.
, 1934-12-24
SALUDOALOS
CARDENALES
Pic XI HOY

CIUDAD DEL vATICANO. Die.
"A -CR-El Papa Pho XI dio hoy 81
mensaje de Navidad a los Cardena-
les.
En- ST. menSaje dijo que "el clamor
de guerra Sc extiende mas y mas"
y pidio al mundo que oarse y ira
baJase por mantener la paz-
Il menSaje tue dirigido a los Car
denaleS RESIDENCES de Roma. y que
integran lG "Curia del Vaticano.
E~ncabezados por Ell CARDINAL
Granite Pignatelli al Belmonte, Je-
fe del Colegio Sagrado. los MEM
bros de la "curia" sc preSentaron
ante ell Supreme Pontifice para OR
su mensaje de Navidad. Tres de
ellos. los Cardenales de la Curia
Pietro GaSpari, Francis Erhle y
Giuseppe Mori, quienes murieron en-
este ano, eran tres de los conSeJe-
ros mas alegados al Papa Pho XI.
FL Papa, en- cuyo roStro podia
verse el peSar, al notar que los tres
Cardenales que nombramoS no Sc
encontraban preSenteS, haolo de
cada n de los Cardenales que sc
encontraban preSentes, dandoles
palabras de aliento. cuando estoS
sc %reunieron al derredor de 81 tro-
no. Les deSeo f~elicidades y fructi-
sfero desarrollo de actividades du-
rante ell ano que viene. Dio la ben
dicion a cada uno lie los principles
de la iglesia cuando estos lie beSa-
ron la mano.
Luego ell Cardinal Pignatelli le-
20 a los preSentes e. reporte de los
trabajos llevados a cabo por la l.
glesia durante ell ano de 1884.
El Cardinal Pignatelli termino ST.
mensaje con ell TRADITIONAL "Ad Null
tus Amos" que traducido al eSpa-
mol quiere decir X Por Muchos
Amos.
Esta noche ell Papa ira. acompa-
nado de Sus Cardenales mas allega-
dos, a la media noche. a Su capilla
privada donde dira tres misaS Sc
guidas, commemorative asi la veni-
d. del Salvador del mundo. ESe eS
un p~rivilegio que st otorga anual-
mente en- este dia a todoS los sa-
cerdotes de la igleSia Catolica-
, 1934-12-24

Fl viernes por la noche Sc deSa-
rrollo en- la Arern Mexico de la We
Gina ciudad de Matamoros I'm pro-
grama de box que fue n de los
mejores que se hayan presentado en-
esa ciudad.
En- la pelea estelar de Ia noche sc
enfrentaron. en- n pelea que esta-
ba anunciada a diez. pero que So
lamente duro tres rounds. Raul Co
mez. "El Soldado del 3lvo. Regi-
miento. de Monterrey. N. L.. v Hap
DIV" Wells. peso ligero junior de
Houston. Gomez es peso pluma.
Este encuentro resulto muy movi-
do. pues desde Ell comienzo Sc di6ron
fuertes golpes ambos puzzles. pudien-
dose e desde luego que Wells es-
taba deseoSo de terminal la pelea
cuanto antes. porque claramente sc
veia que estaba falto de entrena-
miento Logro colocar fuertes golpes
al Soldado en- este round. Eolpes que
claramente Sc VIC que debilitaron al
pugil &c Nuevo Leon: pero este To-
gro recobrarse para antes que ter
minara ell round.
En- el segundo round Ell Soldado
castigo fuertemente a su contrario.
dandole golpes en- los rihones Y en- ell
plexo. Sc vic aqui que Wells andaba
va cast fuera de ST. pero Sc porto CO.
mo un valiente, logrando aguantar Ell
round.
En- los primeros minutes del ter
GER round. coloco Ell Soldado un
fuerte gancho de derecha a la qui-
jada de Wells. hacienda rodar a
este sobre la Iona, donde recibio la
cuenta tragica. Estuvo inconscien-
te por varioS minutes. ri referee
MaSSo levanto la mano al Soldado en-
Senal de Ia victoriG.
En- Ell encuentro semi-final de Ia
noche. Benjamin Benny Vargas,
de Leon, Guanajuato. puso fuera de
combate por via del nocaut a Ru-
perto Gorilla" Morales. de Nuevo
Laredo. en- Ell cuarto round de un
encuentro concertado a ocho. Este
encuentro fue el mas movido de to-
, 1934-12-24
Sc Instala | a
Caneria al Puerto

va sc principle la installation de
Ia caneria que conducira aqua DO
table de esta ciudad al 'volteadero"
del puerto de Brownsville.
La caneria conecta con las lineaS
de abastecimiento de la ciudad de
Brownsville en- Ell Palm Boulevard,
cerca de la eScuela superior.
De alll Sigue por TODD el Boule-
ward hacia ell este. haSta legar a Ia
salida de Ia Gale catorce, v de
este punto tornara hacia el norte.
rumbo que seguira a. lado de la
carretera payimertsda hacia e.
Mesquite y al v~olteadero.
Muchos trabajadores Sc encuen-
tran empleados en- la installation de
la tuberia, siendo los c~ontratiStaS
la Sherman Iron and Steel Co, de
Oklahoma City.
Sc eSpera que para mucho antes
de que llegue Ia draga Orleans" al
lugar del ''volteadero' todas las
conecciones de aqua. luz y fuerza
electrical Sc encuentreS liStas.