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La opinión., 1935-08-09
|RASCON RECIbIO
LA SENTENCIA
De MUERTE VA
Ira a la camara de gas le-
tai ell II de octubre,
anuncio ell Juez

PHOENIX, Ariz., Agosto 6.-(Por
Correo).-Por fin. lie fue notificada
formalmente la sentencia de mrIer-
te en- la cAmara de gas letal en- la
penitenciaria de Florence. a Ff1A-
cisco Rascon. de % amos, coavicto
del asesinato en- primer grade de
que fue victima Jose Romero ell lila
II del JUNO anterior, en- I'm ram
cho cerca de BreaGsiey
Francisco Rasc6n habla POGO in
giles Y la sentencia lie fue notifica-
da por medic de interprete. Guam
do ell juez lie pregunto 81 tenia algo
mas que decir, Rascon movie ne
gativamente Ia cabeza- NADIA te-
MIA que decir- dijo ell interprete.
La s%entencia que debia imponer-
sele. fue mandatoria por parte del
jurado que 10 juzgo.
"Esta I'd. senteneiado a morlr en-
la camara de gas Ietal en- la peni-
tenciaris del Estado, en- Florence
ell dia II de octubre proximo, al sa-
lir ell sol."- lie dijo Ell juez M. T.
Phelps, "y que Dios tcnea pledad
de su alma agrego.
Francisco Rascon permanecio ca
llado. lei unico signo de nerviosi-
dad exterior que Sc lie noto. fue al
tomar su silla y volver a sentarse.
S. Is. l;ayburn. su abogado defen-
sor. Embellishments pidio un nue.
vo juicio que lie fu6 ~dencgado por ell
juez NJ. T, Phels y Rayburn anun
clio que VA a apelar de este case
ante la Suprema Corte. La apela-
cion, en- case de ~prosperar. auto
maticamente suspenderia la senten
cha.
La declaration preliminar de Ras
con, fue de culpabilidad, la que
en- seguida retro y apelo a la exoul
pante de que hatia matado en- de-
fensa propis. 10 que no pudo COM
probar. Romero estaba desarmado
y fue cazado por la e%spalda, en- ae-
titud de huir. Personals entendidas
en- achaques de criminalogia. ase-
guran que Raseon aniquilo su unico
punto de defenss que 10 hubiers sal
vado de la muerte; su declaration
preliminar de eulpabilidad. puesto
que a nadie ahorean por sus pro-
pias deolaraoiones en- nineun pals
del mundo, a memo que no sea dido
en- jurado. Hubiera alcanzsdo pri-
SIGN por vida y NADIA mas d.
cen.
Francisco Rascon a raiz del ase-
sinato. Sc habia internado a MeXi-
! CO. salvando astutamente los cinco
c%ordones de vigilancia que guardian
la frontera americana. pero no Sc
considero tranquilo ALA y ia inter
nado como ! millas dc este lado de
In Inca, fue capturado por Ia po-
licia americana y recluido a la
carcel de Phoenix et dia IS de julio
! anterior a las 3 a. M.
La opinión., 1935-08-09
CORTARON
Il APEND|CE
Al AV|ADOR
Lego a San Jose, despues
de I'm vuelo con exito
desde Panama
POGO despues de aterrizar
fue conducido a I'm hos
pitaI y operado

United Press Para IA OPINION
SAN JOSE, Costa Riaa, Agosto 8.
Ia fortuna que aeompano a Juan
lgnacio Pombo cuando l%anzandose
al espacio en- su avion "~Santander'
cruzo en- raudo vuelo ell Atlantieo
del Sur hasta parar en- tierras de
Sur America, Sc ha tornado en- una
serie de ad~versidades que no lie han
permitido Ilesar hasta la ciuead de
Msxico, donde su armada lie espera
ansiosa.
~-Roco~ despuSs dessque aterrizara
en- Natal, Brasil. y cuando Sc pre-
paraba para %proseguir su hasta en-
tonces feliz viaje. fuertes y devas
tadoras tormentas le obligaron a
esperar.
Los dias Sc lie hicieron siglos. y
un dia que aclaro ell cielo emilio
su nave contra los vientos, pero
cuando apenas d~espegaba de la tie
IRA fue "a clayarse de proa en- un
lodazal, quedando sacramento ave-
riado su pajaro mecanico.
Nolvieron a transcurrir los dias.
pero espoleado por su deseo de
aventura y sobre TODD por ell amor
que lie inspira la senorita Maria
Elena Rivero Corral. dispuso que
Sc hicleran las reparaciones sin
poner puuto y coma 4 los gastos,
pues es muchacho adinerado y ade-
mas ha recibido la ayuda esponta-
nea de los hispauos ricos.
Consiguio al fin que su aparato
volViera a adquirir ell don de vo-
lar, y de etapa en- etapa logro in
ternarse al Ncrte, en- direction a
Mexico. pero sin ~atreVerse a hs-
Ger vuelos largos porque ell spara-
to no lie gasantiza ninsuna seguri-
dad.
Antenoche lego a esta ciudad des
pues he volar desde Panama. e in
mediatamente Sc puso en- cana, VIC
TINA de un ataque de ap%endici:is,
al grade de que en- junta de medi-
cos Sc acordara practicable una vic
lenta operacion.
FL bisturi rasgo sus carnes SAL
vandosele del suplicio que lie tenls
en- grave agonia, y anoche, Guam
do Sc do una cena en- su honor, ell
maestro de ceremonies Sc concrete
a decir a los presentcs, en- su ma
yoria miembros de la colonia es-
pamela y de la alta sociedad costa
rriccnse; "Sehoras y senores: Ten
go la pens de informar a ustede:
que nuestro ~distinguido h~uesPee
Juan ~lgnacio Pombo no podra es'
tar con nosotros. porque ACADIA do
Ser ~operado. pero al mismo tlempS
me complace decirles que la opera
cion quIrurgica tue s~atisfactorla or
extreme, y que pronto, muy pronto
continuara haeia Mexico, donde C
amor es su meta.
La opinión., 1935-08-09
10 MESES DE cARceL

De todos MOODS. Y a pesar de Ia
declaration de Ia Versus. Gonzalez
continu6 en- la carcel, donde ha es-
tado por espacio de 10 meses. ~
rante TODD csc tempo Sc ha estado
luchando por su libertad, sin haber-
Ia conseguido. pues los tribunales
de Los Angeles lie negaron cuanta
moci6n Sc presentaba en- su favor.
No fue sino hasta que Ia Supre-
ma Corte de Justicia Sc enter0 de
las declaraciones de Ia Versus. que
Sc lie concedi6 amparo y automati-
camente ell derecho de libertad eau
cional.
La opinión., 1935-08-09
Garrido es ell mas grande
Enemigo del Agrarismo,
Dijeron Aver II Lideres

cIUDAD DE MEXICO, Agosto Que
ell ex-dictador de Tabasco Tomas Garrido Canaba, era
ell mas encarnizado enemigo de los campesinos tabas-
quehos', es 10 que djeron diecisiete Iideres campesinos
que llegaron hoy a esta capital. -.
"Tenemos la seguridad de que EN- ninguna parte del
pals, los agraristas hemos sido tan perseguidos por las
autordades como EN- Tabasco', aseguraron los lideres
campesinos.
"Garrido CanabaI, ha sido ell mas grande enenigo que
la clase campesina ha tenido EN- ell pals, y constantemen-
tie decia que habia que acabar con ell agrarismo', dIeron
finaImente los lideres.
Los diecisiete Iideres campesinos, que representa- un
ieual n1Inero de districts del Estado de Tabasco, salie-
ron hoy en- la noche para Uruapan1, EN- donde conterenc'a-
ran con ell Presidente Cardenas.
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f IUEz It
E|JARA HOY
UNA F|ANZA
Y 81 es enterada, ell anun-
ciador lograra su liber-
tad, p~osiblemente hoy
Sc cree que lie instruiran I'm
nuevo proceso, EN- condI-
clones mas favorables

En- virtud del amparo que Ia SUI
nrema Corte de Justicis de CALI
fornia eoneedio a Pedro J. Coma
lez. el ex-anunciador de radio, su
representante legal, Ia sonora An
ma Zacsek, hacia aver los mayores
esfuerzos por conseguirle la liber-
tad mediante caucion, y solo espe-
raba que 81 tribunal del Iuez Scott
fijara ell monte de la fianza para de
positar ell dinero.
I'm consecuencia, es possible que
|Tfoy 1nismo- ~fsbre. puesAeaN5asz
Scott anuncio que al abrir la au-
diencia de hoy indica.d Ia eantldao
que Sc requiere para que Gonzalez
ouede libre, a reserva de que Ell acu-
sado comparezca cuando los propios
tribunales 10 requieran.
EN- poder de la sonora Zacsek
obra un documento de la Supreme
Corte, en- el cual Sc ~establece que
Ell case de Gonzalez vino a estable-
Ger ilrisprudencia. pues es ell pri-
mer case en- la historic de Califor-
MIA que un indiyiduo es sentencia-
do por cargos y declaraciones con-
sideradas como perjurio.
Esto Sc refiere al false testimo-
Mo de la ioven de is amos Dora
Versus. quien fue la principal acu-
sadora de Pedro Gonzalez. Mas tar
de hizo sens~acionales aclaraciones
diciendo que TODD 10 dicho durante
Ell proceso del ex-anunciador habia
sido obligaGo por la fuer-a, en- viz
tud de que dos -lujeres policias la
amenazaban de enviarla para STEM
pre a la escuela correctional 81
no acusabi. a Gonzalez.
SIS cargos dieron lugar a que las
autoridades la tomarsn a su cargo
culpandola de perjurio. Actualmen'
te Sc encuent7a recluida en- ell ash
10 del Buen Pastor. ..... =. . . see.
La opinión., 1935-08-09
PIDEN QUE E. U. NO ASIS
IA A LA OLIMPIADA

NUEVA YORK, Agosto supp
La Immediate renuncia de Bsta-
dos Unidos a participant en- la XXI
Olimpiada International que So
efectuard en- Berlin ell aho entran
te, fue demandada hoy o $4,000
personals durante un mitin de Ia
Federation Anti-Nazi, efectuado
en- ell Madison Square Garden.
Ell asunto de la participation de
Estados Unidos en- la Olimpiada,
que hasta ahora Sc habia discuti-
do solo en- los circulos atleticos
del pals, rumorandose una campo
ma en- contra del viaje de los atle-
tas americanos a Berlin, fue acalo
radamente discutido en- Ell mitin de
la Federation Anti-Nazi, como una
MEDIA de represalia al goblerno
del Canciller Hitler.
La opinión., 1935-08-09
DESCARRILA Ell TREN
DE ~GUADALAJARA
cIUoAp DE MEXICO, As

cIUDAD DE MEXICO, Agosto
S. (T1ilo Directo.)- FL tren rapi
do que viajaba de esta capital ha-
cha ~Guadalajara sufrio un acciden
tie hoy en- la mahana, seg6n dicen
informes reclbidos aqui.
I'll convoy de pasajeros desca-
rrilo entire Irapuato y Celaya. sa-
liendose de los rieles un pullman
Y otros tres carros. Los pasajeros
sufrieron una fuerte sacudida y ell
sus consiguiente. pero no ocurrio
ninguna desgracia personal. segun
dicen los informes, aunque ell ira
fico entire esta ciudad y Guadala-
lara qued6 interrumpido.
La opinión., 1935-08-09
DEMANDA CONTRA UNA
ACTRIZ, DESECHADA

listed es Ell juez mas justo en-
toda la TERRA. diJo aver la joven
artista cinematografica NJ a rian
Shelton al juez Pope, cuando este
descarto una demauda que habia
en- contra de aquella.
Aver ina a ser tratado 81 case,
pero la demandante lego tarde, y
como no Sc presento a tempo ell
juez descarto la demanda.
La opinión., 1935-08-09
GALES EN- HONOLULU

HONOLULU. lslas Hawaii, Ages
to s. CUP).- A bordo del Ma
lolo" arrib6 hoy a esta ciudad ell
General Plutarco Elias Gales, OK
p~residente de Mexico qnien sesun
anunci6 al deSembarcar &c pro-
pone pasarse aqui un mes de vaca-
clones, descansando en- compania
de su hlja y ell esposo de esta.
La opinión., 1935-08-09
QUE NO SERA AUMEN-
TADO Ell EJERCITO
clUDAD DE MEXICO,

CIUOAO DE MEXICO, Agostt
s. (Hilo Directo.) - Rumores
circuladOs recientemente en- esta
capital. de que ell gobierno del &C.
neral Cardenas Sc proponia tuner
tar considerablemente ell jercito
nacional, fueron desmentidos ote-
g6ricamente hoy por ell Sub-Secre
tario de Guerra Avila Camacho, en-
d-eclaraciones hechas a la prensa
local.
Que Ell gobierno no ha pensado 81
quiera en- aumentar los Electives
del e.Grcito como Sc ha asegurado,
fue 10 que dijo ell S-ubsecretario
.AVilu Camacho, agregando que no
hay causa alguna que justifique Ia
medida, nj ell erario nacional esta
en- condolences de que Sc haga,
La opinión., 1935-08-09
DE VANCOUVER A I'll
JUANA EN- Is H0RAS

Aqua CALlENTE, 3. c., Ages
TO s. (UP).- Frank Kurtl, de
20 ahos de edad y estudiante de
la Universidad del Sur dc Cali
fornia, complete hoy relizmente un
vuelo de Vancouver, b. c., a la from
terra meXicana. hacienda I'm ITEM
pc de 10 horas Al minutes.
El joven ayiador aterrizo en- ei
aerodromo de Aqua C%aliente n las
5:49 p. NJ, tempo del Pacifico,
siendo recibido por su companero
Frank Breese.
La opinión., 1935-08-09
4 PEDRO GONZALEZ
DandOIe ValOr al HiiO

j. Andy zenge, ranchero de Canton, Mo-, apareoe en-
la toto de la dereoha en- los momentos de confortar a su
hjo Vaudeville, cuando este declaraba EN- los tribunales
de Chicago respecto a la muerte del DR.. Walter j. Bauer,
cuyo cuerpo mutiIado fue halIado por la poicia. En- la
parte izquierda aparece padre e hio en- una conversation
en- seoreto.
!! !. News.
La opinión., 1935-08-09
clupAp DE MEXICO. agosto

-CEXclusivo).-La Universidad Ma
cional de Mexico. que en- un ITEM
pc fue Ia intitucion educativa mas
rica Ell todo eli continente ameri-
cano. hoy sc e%ncuentra practicamen
te en- b~ancarrota, segGn Sc informo
al gobierno. s
La opinión., 1935-08-09
LA OPINION

2o3 NJ. los Angeles ST. Los Angeles, Calf
TeIefOno: Mutual OFF,
Subscripciones en- la Ciudad:
us Market Street
Mutual $685.
La opinión., 1935-08-09

(sisue en- la sa. Paal
Evening star., 1935-05-28

Just the girdles for Sum-
mer-14-inch lengths of a
mesh lastex with two pairs
garters attached-They're
cool and comfortable. Small,
medium and large sizes.
Panties of mesh lastex also
at 69c.
Kann's-Street Floor.
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the other boys have an outside
chance.
But I'm still ahead of my story
Of more immediate Importance is
the state tourney, which goes into
production Dec. 81. % and % at the
Hoosier Athletic Club.
INDICATIONS now point TO the
Il biggest tourney in Hoosier his
tory, but officials aren't so proud of
that as they are the promising sue
cess of two new divisions which
they have tackled on the competi-
tive list. Boys and Junior cham
pionships will be at stake for the
first time.
The boys' class is for youngsters
under Is. I suppose IS is the proper
age for graduation from one paddle
experience into another. The Juniors
are Is to II.
The officials are smart. Instead
of offering the boys champ regu-
lar cut-and- dried trophy, they put
up fancy hunting knife-and 50
entries have whizzed in already.
The Junior list today had reached
II, the women's 16, and mems
singles, 35.
1t would take more than a revo-
luton to chase ping pong out of In
dianapoliS.
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By Eddie Ash
FISTIC FANS PREFER PUNCHERS
o. JOE LOUIS PROVES 1T AGAIN

FOLLOWERS of the nose-crushng profession
that Pauline Uzcudun match for Joe Louis knew
that the 36yearod Spaniard had business in the ring
with the dynamer In other words the bout set-up
and the New York Athletic Commissioners evidently
fog when they issued permit for it. Yet 945 fstc fans
paid out more than $128000 to the thing go The
answer that the average fight goer willing pay if he
knows in advance that knockout is going to occur
skllul
than dime dozen at the box office The mob demands the punchers
the all
the
the
punche
at Chicago when saved and his title
Iunny defended his championship against Heney the match
The fans weren't excited Gene lacked devastating
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of five innings and bettered the 1914
high-run record of Jimmy Caras,
who is tied for second place in the
tournament rankings along with
George Kelly and Willie Mosconi.
Today's play must revise the
standings, for Caras and Kelly meet
in the second match of the after
noon, while Rudolph and Mosconi
tangle in the "round-robin" tourney
in to nights initial contest. Pro-
eta opens the afternoon play in a
game with Pasquale Natalie, while
tonight's final match involves Allen
and Frank Taberski.
Kelly defeated Taberski yesterday,
125 to rs, in 26 innings. Charles
Seaback defeated Marcel Camp, 125
to LOT, in II innings, and Mosconi
won over Caras, 125 to 10, in IL in
nings.
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Illness Takes
Heavy Toll in
Blue Lineup
Four Shortridge Regulars
Unlikely to Play at
SheIbyVilIe.

The Shortridge High School Blue
Devils will play at Shelbyville to-
morrow night with a revised lineup.
Three, or possible four, regulars,
suffering from influenza, probably
will be unable to play.
Jack Dawson. Dudley Swartz.
Tom Brooks and Dick Mueller have
been unable to attend practices this
week, and Coach Kenneth Peter
man is hoping the small epidemic
doesn't spread to the rest of the
squad
In addition to breaking into the
starting lineup. the Illness of these
players will make the Blue team
short on reserve strength
Mcdaniel and Fobes at forwards:
BARLEY, center, and Brown and Feb
senfeld, guards, are being groomed
TO start. This will be the fifth
game for the Shortridgers who have
dropped three decisions and cap
tured one game.
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Manual Breaks Ice

Manuals basketballerS, thrice
thwarted, are living the more album
dant' life today. They came into
their own on their home floor yes
terday and defeated a stubborn st.
Paul quintet, Is to u.
Jack Elsons field goal and free
throw gave the visitors a 3-to-2 adj
vantage at the quarter, but the
Manual boys were just warming up.
In the second period Richard Gala
more. Edward RoeSsler and Rich
ard Wenning gave Manual a 1O-to-6
lead at the half.
Gallamore, Wenning and Jack
Hiatt continued to pile up the points
for the South Siders, as the st.
Paul guards weakened. The victors
went through the whole game with
out scoring a free throw. Summary:
Manual I8l ST PAM 10,
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MACDONALD GETS HIGH
SKEET EVENT SCORE

Breaking 40 out of so targets,
Macdonald won the shot at the IN
dianapolis Skeet Club yesterday.
Other scores: Spalding, 81; Dennis,
"a; Terrell, 80; Lemon, %; Sage, %;
Steinmetz, Is, and Ramsey, II.
The 50-target straight trapshoot
event was taken by Gerard with a
40. Other scores: Shelborn, "a;
BODICE, "a; Koehler, 27; Dick, 18;
Davidson, II; Fuller. II, and Schlan-
lon, IL.
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Cage Results
STATE COLLEGES

STATE COLLEGES
r. Earham, 26; Southern College win
field. Kas), 90.
Wabash, So; Manchester, %
OTHER COLLEGES
Western Reserve, Al; Adrian Mich
College. 80.
Waynesburg (Pa) Teachers, 4o Carnegie
Tech. 81.
St. Johns College New York;, IS;
Hampden sydney, SO; ST. Johns (Annap-
Duke, 80; Catholic University, 36.
PittSourgh tKans) Teachers, "a; Wichita
Dartmouth 81; Harvard. 2s
New York u. Al California. IS
New York Celtics, SO; Salem wv. VaD
College, 43.
Temple. A; Georgetown. 43 (overtime,.
=, Lake Forest, rs; Milwaukee Engineers,
Stephen Austin. Az Baylor, AZ.
oklahoma u. AZ; Rice, 3S.
Que. Ia, 81.
North Dakota. So; Maysville IN. d.
Teachers, Al.
Oklahoma A and NJ, 80: Arkansas. 81.
Brigham Young, 81 Hastings. 80
Utah State, As; Nevada. 80.
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Pit-Pat
Now the World Unrest
Has Hit Table Tennis,
City Players Learn.
BY PAUL BOXELL

TINE breaking point has arrived.
L. Something has got to be done
about these revolutions; they're be-
coming downright nuisances.
Political unrest in Germany
caused talk of moving the Olympic
Games; civil strife in Cuba prompt
ed Joe Louis to cancel a workout
slated for Havana; and now comes
the GROWING blow of ala brewing
revolution has forced the world
ping pong tournament right out of
JugoSlavia!
Local table tennis officials got
word today that the site of the 1896
world classic has been changed.
The big event was all set for Fang
reb Chats in Jugoslavia, and I can
prove it,, but the powers behind the
paddle heard tales of trouble and
decided to shift the whole thing to
Prague, Czechoslovakia.
So, as the tables are stacked now,
the international pit-pat comes off
IN Prague early next year.
WHAT has this to do with In
w dianapolis? Well, it happens
that Indianapolis is near certain to
be represented by at least one
player on the five-man American
team which is to imbibe Czecho-
slovakian goulash.
An inter-city tourney is scheduled
for Chicago Jan. and S, and out of
players who perform in that event
will be selected members of the
Yankee squad Seven cities are to
compete-Indianapolis, New York,
Chicago, st. Louis, Cincinnati
Omaha and Detroit.
Padding for Hoosierdom will be
Jimmy Mcclure, Henry spaulding,
Lester Adams, Joel Inman and Earl
Coulson. Mcclure is practically a
clnch to make the world team. and
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EarIhdn, Edges Out
Kansas Club, 1928

By United Press
RICHMOND, Ind, Dec. ia
field goal by Walker and a free
throw by Joroan in the last few
minutes of play gave Earlham
26-to-23 victory over Southwestern
College of Winfield, Kas., mere last
night.
Earlham trailed, 10 to IS, at the
half. Caywood, Southwestern CEN
ter, was forced to leave the game on
personal fouls shortly after the Sec
ond half opened, with his team
leading, 20 to 10.
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F0UR-TEAM TOURNEY
SLATED AT WlNDFALL

I IHFtN NVtITUE
W1NDFALL, Ind. Dec. 19.-Wind-
fall High School will be host to
three other teams in a blind basket
ball tourney here Dec. %, Principal
Victor w. Owens announced today
Competing teams will be Alexan-
dria, coached by Norman Cotton:
Elwood directed by Vern Shinn,
Summitville, tutored by G. c. john
son, and Windfall, coached by Janis
r. Francis
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L VERY member of Purdue's
Il varsity basketball squad is a
native Hoosier, according to the
data sent out from the Boilermaker
institution. And one of the group,
John Sines, can pick up basket
ball in each hand and hold them
outstretched. That removes all
doubt about Sines' native state.
Joe Louis, the human gold mine,
is not going to make that scheduled
trip to Cuba to smack down Isid0r
Gastanaga. Joe says to let the
revolutionists 20 ahead and shoot
it out; he'll stay at home and use
boxing gloves to keep plenty Of
chicken on the table.
EDDIE MONTAGUE still is
II making the rounds. The form
or Indianapolis inf1elder is to be
back in the A. A. next year with the
Columbus Red Birds. Eddie keeps
track Of his batting average on his
cuff and brings it up to date every
night before retiring.
If you know where COrinth, Miss,
is located that is where the Toledo
Mud Hens are going to do their
training next spring. The Hens re-
fused to go high-hat and passed up
Florida.
INDIANA CENTRAL upset Butler
Il and in turn was upset by Central
Normal. It's dangerous thing to
prolong a basketball winning streak
in Indiana. The I. C. students
hardly had returned to normally,
after celebrating the Butler victory,
when the pedagogues wheeled over
from Danville and changed the sub
ject of conversation at University
Heights.
Buddy Myer, the 1885 batting
champion of the American League,
was traded to the Boston Red Sox
in 1927, in exchange for one player,
Elmer Rigney. Washington was not
long in realizing it had Numbered
and admitted it. To arrange for
Myers return, the Senators gave up
six players, including two pitchers,
three infielders and an outfieldor.
n n
lust another reason for the
~ pensioning Of umpires in the
National League; Charlie Moran,
veteran arbiter, is spending the
off season in the hospital recover
ing from an operation neceSsitated
by an injury received in action last
summer. 1t is said the American
League soon will follow the National
and arrange to pension it's guess
ers' who stay in harness over a
stretch of years.
A New York promoter advanced
$4,000 to Max Schmeling for sign
ing to battle Joe Louis next June.
Now Max has returned to Germany,
and after what the German saw
when Joe slaughtered Pauline, we
wouldn't care to be in that pro-
motors shoes.
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games last year.
In Earl and John Townsend,
brothers from indianapolis, Coach
Frank Cappon has two brilliant
newcomers to augment his veterans.
John is sophomore. At Technical
High School in indianapolis he was
an all-State center, which means he
was plenty good.
John is six feet five inches tall,
and his brother, transfer from De
Paw, is six four. They are being
used at the forward posts because
John Gee, giant veteran from last
year, is available for center.
Cappon is we'll equipped for
guards with Capt. Chelso Tamagno,
Chicago; Matt Pataneili, Elkhart;
Arthur Evans, Flint, and George
Rudness, Negaunee, Mich, back
from the 1934-35 aggregation. Pata-
nelli also is a capable forward.
Earl Meyers, a letter winner last
season, also is expected to see serv-
ice as a forward.
The team will be one of the larg-
est in the conference. Big Ten
opponents will be Indiana, Mime
sofa, Purdue, Chicago, Iowa and
Illinois.