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The Washington times., 1935-11-22

victories and only four defeats.
Recreation Centre five, of Balti-
more. clings to second position
with IA triumphs and II losses,
while Temple Dixie Pigs, a local
team, holds third place with 13
wins and IL SetbackS.
No games are scheduled in the
league tomorrow because the Wash.
ington Times fifth annual mems
Dixie Sweepstakes will be on tap
here.
ROsSlyn Rolls
However, four matches are on
tap for Saturday, November 80
Temple Dixie Pigs meet Boush st.
Peninsula Bus at Norfolk, John
Marshall Statesmen tackle Plaza
Alleys at Baltimore, and Norfolk
Health Center rolls Coca Cola
Cavaliers at Richmond and Occi-
dental Restaurant VS.. Recreation
Centre Five at Washington, D. c..
Gait Davis Rooslyn Girls, lead
ers in the South Atlantic Women's
League. will have their hands full
when they oppose the second-place
Richmond team tomorrow night
at Richmond. The Southern girls
are just beginning to hit their
stride and nothing will make them
feel better than taking three games
from Rosslyn. Two victories for
Richmond over Rosslyn would
place them in first place. Rosslyn
has won nine games and dropped
six, while the Southerns have cop
ped eight and lost seven.
New Britain is leading North At.
lantic Women's League with nine
victories and six defeats. Hartf Ord
is second with eight wins and seven
losses.
The Washington times., 1935-11-22

Most scholastic fans have known
Joe Moran for his baseball efforts
so fine they have been for the
Mt. Pleasant institution for the
past three years.
But Joe transferred his third
basing and hitting from the base.
ball diamond to the football field
with real vengeance this fall
by making team" and starring to
boot.
Speaking of "boot". it has been
this: particular department of the
game that's kept the tall, freckled-
face youngster III the limelight all
year. He's been a splendid punter,
make no mistake about that, while
his general team play also has
made Coach Hardy Pearce smile
broadly many times during the
current year.
(TomOrrow: Ed Lloyd, Western
High SchOOD
The Washington times., 1935-11-22
Women Golfers
Play Sunday

Women members of the Beaver
Dam Country Club will take Part
in a turkey golf tournament at
the club Sunday. Pairings:
FIRST FLIGHT
1O:SO-Miss Ellen Kincaid, Mrs. Flor
ence Godfrey, Mrs. c. T.. Purdy; 1O:35,
Mrs. william LabilIe. Mrs. A. w. Tucker,
Mrs. r. f. Zuber, Mrs. n. j. WaldrOn;
1O:4O. Mrs. j. j. McCarty, Mrs. Max Tay-
lor, Mrs. Earl SeChrest; 1O:45, Mrs. 7.
w. Perkins, Mrs. Earle Strong. Mrs: r.
B. Brown; 1850, Mrs. Charles Griffin,
Mrs. Eddie Dlugensky. Mrs. Rex Viewer;
1855, Mrs. e. H. Bean, Mrs. j. p. strong,
Mrs. william Hackman; II, Mrs. c. II.
Offut, Mrs. w. A. Jones, Mrs. d. w.
smith: HOS. Mrs. George Luce. Mrs.
J. H. GOings; 11:10, Mrs. John Money,
Miss Sarah Brissenden, Mrs. Pat FOgarty.
SECOND FLIGHT
11:1s-Mrs. Charles Clagett. Mrs. w.
T. Henderson. Mrs. c. F. Owens, Mrs.
r, b. Morse: IL: 80, Mrs. Frank Kramer,
Mrs. G. c. strong, Mrs. Charles Range,
Mrs. ID. f. Mattison; 11:25, Mrs. Charles
Buck. Mrs. Joe Balestrt. Mrs. William
O'Brien: II 80. Mrs. Albin Pearson. Mra
Robert Donaldson. Mrs. Albert Haas.
The Washington times., 1935-11-22
Bowie Post Time
Set at 1::3O

BOWIE, Md, Nov. pa change
in post time will become effec.
tive at this historic old track,
beginning tomorrow.
The races will commence at
1:30 p. M, instead of the l p. m.
starting hour which has been the
rule since the fall meeting opened.
The change is made at the re-
quest of Baltimore and Washing
ton TURTLES, according to General
Manager Joseph B. Boyle.
The Washington times., 1935-11-22
~ Swimmers Travel

Junior tankmen of the Y. M.
C. A. meet the Baltimore Y. M.
C. A. tomorrow in Baltimore. The
local team will consist of Richard
Baker, Emett Brown, Robert Bur-
russ, Bruce Ethison, Roy Gibson,
Eddie Griffin, Kenneth Kinsella,
Chris Mjllady. Edgar Shepherd,
Robert Gooding, Ralph Metera,
and Jack Frost.
The Washington times., 1935-11-22
Raleigh, Kdnn' S
TieFor Lead

Despite the fact that they lost
two games apiece last night, S.
Kann's Sons and Raleigh Haber-
dashers are still tied for first place
in the Department Store Bowling
League today. Each team has won
10 games and lost IL.
Kann's took two beatings from
Lansburgh, while Raleigh's were
defeated twice by Woodward and
Lothrop. Standings:
The Washington times., 1935-11-22
Jacobson, UarkeFight
For Bowling Hon0rs
By SID KATZNELL

Brawny college football players throughout the country
waging battle for individual scoring honor
but doesn't compare with the battle progress in the
Southern ntercty Bowling League for individual
laurels
The Washington times., 1935-11-22
South Atlantic Women's S
Duckpin League
LEAGUE RECORDS

IEAUUH NENOIDS
Team game, ROsslyn, 6O7; Team three
games, ROsslyn, 1742: Individual game,
olivia Schmidt (RichmOnd) I51: In
dividual three games. Alice Lucas (Bal-
timOre), 389; Individual averages: Ida
Simmons (NOrfOlk), 1915: Alice Lucas
(BaItimOre), 1919; Evelyn BrOset Balti-
more. 112.2; Lorraine Gulli (ROsslyn) ,
111.14; Evelyn Ellis (ROsslyn). 111.1O.
RESULTS LAST WEEK
Richmond, 2: Baltimore, 1.
ROsslyn. Norfolk idle.
SCHEDULE FOR NOV. %
ROsslyn at Richmond.
Baltimore at Norfolk.
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Seek Football Foes

Georgetown Boys Club, 100.
Founders, want a game for tomor-
row. Phone West 2122 after $50
D, m,
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The Weather

Forecasts Until 8 p. m. Tomorrow
District of Columbia-Fair and
colder tonight and Saturday; kill
ing frost tonight with lowest tenn
perature about 26 degrees; mod
crate northwest or north winds.
Maryland-Cloudy and colder
on the coast and generally fair
and colder in the interior tonight,
probably freezing temperature to
the coast tonight; Saturday, fair,
colder in east portion.
Virginia Generally fair an d
colder tonight and Saturday, ex-
cept possibly rain on the coast to-
night; heavy to killing frost in
the interior tonight and light to
heavy frost on the coast if
weather clears.
Tide Table
High tide today SOL a. m. and
5:33 p. m.
Low tide today HAS a. m. and
1901 p. m.
High tide tomorrow SAT a. m.
and 6:16 p. m.
Low tide tomorrow 1926 a. m.
and 1882 p. m.
The Sun and Moon
The sun rises today 6:57 a. m.
and sets 4:51 p. m.
The sun rises tomorrow 6:58
a. m. and sets 4::50 p. m.
The moon rises today 3:35 a..
m. and sets 2:32 p. m.
The moon rises tomorrow 4i36
a. m. and sets 1902 p. m.
Temperatures
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North Atlantic Women's
Duckpin League
LEAGUE RECORDS

LEAGUE RECORDS
Team game-BridgepOrt, $40. Team
three games-BridgepOrt, 1719. Individ-
ual Eame-Christine Kirk (BridgepOrt)
149. Individual three games-ROse Quinn
(BridgepOrt), SS6. Individual averages
Rose Quinn (BridgepOrt), 117.S; Anne
Mitchell (HartfOrd), 111.5; Eris Ban
deechi New Haven), Ills; Lillian Frisk
New Britain). 1888; Rose Simmons
(HartfOrd), 1854.
RESULTS LAST WEEK
Hartford, 3; New Haven. o.
Bridgeport, ?; New Britain, 1.
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Temperatures
Departures From Normal

Departures From Normal
Accumulated excess of temper
ature since January /, 1885, .455.
Excess of temperature since No
vember /, 1885, .149.
Accumulated excess of precipi-
tation since January l, 1885, 2.28.
Excess of precipitation since
November /, 1885, l.34.
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Pin
Standings
Southern Inter City Duckpin
League

Occidental Rest, Wash. Fl 1 5000
Recrea atiOn Cen. Five. BALTIC IA II 6O9-E0
Temple Dixie Pigs. Wash. Is IL 6OO-l4
BOush St, PENN Bus Nor. IL 5SS- 3
John Marshall St'n Rich'd.. II 5S3- l
Plaza Alleys, Baltimore. II Il 59l:l2
Coca Cola Cavaliers, R., Va. 10 - 5S9-l2
NOte-JOhn Marshall Statesmen-Penin-
sula Bus have postponed set.
= SEASONS RECORDS
High Individual Averages
NJ. jacobson, Rec. Center. 25 128-
A, Clarke, Occidental Rest. 25 1873 l
j. Freschi, Temple Dixie Pigs 21 126-1O
j. Harrison, Occidental Rest. 25 lE6-
j. Wallace, Norfolk Center. 20 125-
High individual games-"Dutch" New
man (Occidenta), III; "HOkie" Smith
(OCcidentaD. 169.
High Individual sets-JOe Freschi
(Recreation Center), 7O1.
High team gameS-ReCreatiOn Cen.
ter 71S; Occidental, $40.
High team sets-Occidental, 3197;
Temple Pigs, 314O.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 90
No games scheduled-Fifth mems
Dixie Sweepstakes at Washington, d. c.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 80
SCHEDULE
Recreation Center VS.. Occidental Res
taurant at Washington.
Temple Dixie Pigs VS.. BOush Street
Peninsula Bus, at Norfolk.
John Marshall Statesmen vs.. Plaza
Alleys, at Baltimore.
Norfolk Health Center VS.. Coca Cola
Cavaliers, at Richmond.
The Washington times., 1935-11-22

Marines Casting
The Marine Barracks basket
= unlimited games.
A game for tonight is especially
1 ~. LAIl Lincoln 1880.
, 1935-01-04
23RD PRODUCER
IS BROUGHT In


MISSION. Jan. Z. - Hidalgo
county,s twenty third flowing oil
well was completed In the Sam
fordyce field. 20 miles west Of here.
Thursday afternoon.
Another completion was expected
Friday or Saturday to bring the to-
tai since completion OF the King
Woods No. / John Lawrence, dis
covery well, on September 20. to an
even two dozen.
Showers g. Moncrief's No. I Am
erican State Bark a. Trust COM
pany, located 500 feet from the
south and 165 feet from the east
lines Of Tract ZIG. Porcion 40. about
2.700 feet southeast Of discovery,
began flowing oil Thursday after
noon. It's estimated initial pro-
duction was about IS barrels per
hour through IA inch tubing choke
under equalized gas pressures on
both tubing and casing Of 200
pounds. Production was from sat
uration ct 2.755-62 feet, two feet
OF gas sand having been cored Just
above the oil sand. Casing was set
and cemented at 2,755 feet.
The next completion anticipated
is the Rogers Oil & Gas Company's
No. l Francisco B. Guerra, in the
southeast Is acres OF Tract 254. Por-
cion 40. about 1890 feet east and
test picked up the upper sand at
2,709-23 feet. shale at 2.723-27 feet
and ~saturation at 2.727-51 feet. Cas-
ing. set and cemented at 2,75i
feet. was perforated for five feet at
the lower end. Cement plug will
be drilled Friday. the tubing being
used to drill the plug.
, 1935-01-04

president finish his message. Just
before he donned formal attire for
q brilliant diplomatic reception at
the executive mansion. Even then,
however. he did not send the docu-
ment away to the mimeograph
machines. He slept on 1t" Thurs
day night. letting the Job Of making
copies wait till Friday morning.
The senate was called to meet at
noon Friday, to march q short time
later down the longest corridor In
the world to the house chamber.
The plan was for Vice President
Garner and the new speaker. Joseph
w. Byrns Of Tennessee. to appoint
n committee to escort the president
to the speakers dais to deliver the
message.
Leaders 70 Gather
Friday night Garner. Byrns and
other top leaders gather at the
White House to discuss the detailed
program and strategy for the ses-
sion. One point expected to receive
attention Is the problem Of avert
ing any tendency for the huge
democratic majorities to fly apart
into factions.
Over a quiet weekend, organiza-
ton work viii be completed. Sem
ate republicans meet Saturday to
rename Senator McNary of Oregon,
as their leader. On Monday the
president viii submit the budget
message that will answer the big
question of expenditures.
One OF the first major contro-
versies will run into after II starts
real work next week is the bonus.
Representative Wright Patman.
(D-Texas) Thursday offered House
Bill No. l." a measure for full and
immediate payment OF the $780,
10000 bonus, opposed by the ad-
ministration.
Patman and other bonus men ex~
pressed confidence OF victory, even
over q presidential veto. In the
senate, Chairman Harrison Cd
Miss of the finance committee. pre-
dicted a hard fight" but eventual
defeat Of the proposal.
, 1935-01-04

January and the February meeting
may be changed because Of the
South Texas section Of the State
Teachers Assn. in Laredo Feb. TO.
The February meeting Is sched-
uled to be held In San Benito.
, 1935-01-04
deal AT
THRESHOLD OF
FUTURE path

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4. R-The
New Deal arrived Mt the threshold
q It's future Friday. with an over
vhelmingly democratic congress
listening for President Roosevelt's
ideas Of what should lie beyond the
door.
The message. rs democratic lead
90 saw the situation. marked the
beginning OF d transition from
emergency action to a drive to put
the administration's ideas for long
range reconstruction" into effect.
The prevailing attitude expressed
I'm the republican camp was that
measures be examined "on their
merits"
Invoke sterner Rule
After organizing Thursday and
Camping down a sterner. rule to
curb house blocs that might threat
On to get out Of hand. this 74th
congress turned to the spacious.
oblong house chamber Friday with
the expectation OF hearing-at least
I'm general outline-the presidents
plans for q new attck ON unem-
ployment and for social security.
Whether he would say anything In
detail about NRA's future. power,
the budget and the host Of other
issues remained 10 be seen. Other
and later messages are expected to
deal more infinitely with specific
problems.
Only Thursday night did the
, 1935-01-04

meeting win be In place Of the resu-
larry scheduled meeting Of Tuesday
night. January /. Post officials
announce that important business ID
to be transacted.
, 1935-01-04
RECORDS
lO3rd District Court

Filed: G. w. and Grace Murray
VS.. Valley Citrus Groves Co. ct al.
trespaSs to try title. Katherine ".
LipScomb VS.. Robert Summers. ct al,
suit on note. Emma Richards VS..
Earl Richards. suit for divorce.
Marriage Licenses
DR.. 4. v. Rodriguez and Lillian
E. Matthew.
Charles <. Pierce and Roma Ida
Robbins.
Glen E. Herman and Maurine A.
Barnes.
, 1935-01-04

SAN BENTTO. Jan. 4.-There win
be no meeting OF the Valley Super
intendents and Principals Assn. in
, 1935-01-04
v. F. w. To Meet

The first 1885 meeting Of Browns
vile post No. 2os5 Of the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars. will be held Friday
night at the post headquarters. This
, 1935-01-04

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La gaceta., 1935-06-13

New York &c, 13h, De; St.
Luis &c, 10h, lie,
Ell pitcher Rowe dej6 en- 3
hits a los Medals Rojas. La uni
ca carrera del Boston Sc hizo en-
Ell primer inning, con un opor-
tuno Shit" de Roy Johnson.
Boston 1c, 3h, De; Detroit 4c,
Oh, De.
Cen ell veterano Ted Lyons
de pitaaer los Medals Blancas
atropellaron a los Senadores,
que utilizaron a Whitehill.
WashirEt<n &c, 5h, lie; Chica
go 7c. 13h, 2e.
Dispararon 3 "jonrrones" los
bateadores de los Indi9s; pero
la victoria corredpondi6 a los
Atleticos,
Filadelfia 7c, 12h, De; Cleve-
land SC, 11h, De.
La gaceta., 1935-06-13

pedire que me aconseje, -habia
pensaGo.-E decidira 10 que Sc
ldebe hacer, TODD menos seguir
de este modo... mo, ESQ mol.
iQuiero tranquilidad ell tempo
que me quede de vidap
La donceha lie suplic6 en- va
mo que no Saliera.
No hizo case de sus suplicas.
Visti6se uno de Sus trajes
mas sencillos, lose a la cabeza
una mantilla, y sali6 sofa, sin
.permitir que nadie la acompa-
nara.
Ell padre Cerrada debe es
tar ahora en- las C~alatravas,
donde oficia,Apans6.-Ali Il
hablare.'
Y Sc encamin6 a la igeSia.
No podia andar cast, y to-
La gaceta., 1935-06-13
Max baekaefer,dera hoysu ttitulo de
campeon contra Jimmy Braddock
Las apuestas Sc mantienen de S a |
en- favefdel Hebreo

de 5 a /, considerable ell mag
estado flsico de Jimmy,
es disparatada.
John Dundee, I'm buen juez
de pugilistas, ~ 1tiene que Bra
dock da la senu si6n de I'm nue.
vo hombre, por 10 mucho que ha
mejorado.
Centenares de cartas ha reci-
Dido ell irland6s de differences
lugares del pals, todas expire
sando la esperanto de que pom
ga a dormir a Baer.
En- sus peleas con fSeafAlmeling
Iy Primo Camera, Ell aqe4al cam
lpe6n prepare ell canine con una
"avalancha" de golpes de dere-
cha a la cabeza. ST Baer inicia
hoy ell bombardeo y pierde los
PARTICIPATES g2apes, entonces la
corona Sc lie caera de la cabaza
Esp6rase que ell hebreo suba
al cuadrilatero con PIP libras y
Ell irland6s con 1874.
La pelea Sc ORA a las 9 de Ia
noche, en- Tampa, por la esta,
ci6n de Clearwater y cadena
Nacionai.
James j. Johnson calcula que
asistiran $4,000 eacectadores
con I'm producto total de $3.50
1000.
Completan el programa, que
empezara a cumlplirse a las
1915, lbs siguientes bouts; sc.
mifinal entire Steve Dudas y
Terry Mitchell; a seis asaltos
Tony Galento contra Ernes'
Bendy, Eddie Hogan con Jacl
Mccarthy, ell aleman Paul Pros
ly Don Petrin, y Nick Masters
contra George Turner,
Mccarthy, Pross Y Petrtn a.
yudaron al entrenamiento dc
Braddock.
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ci6n entrecortada, Sc desplom6
en- ell lecho, donde sigui6 Solo
zando.
Candida Sc arrepinti6 cast de
10 que acababa de hacer Y de
decir.
No habia conseguido otra CO.
So que empeorar la situaci6n.
PeEo va era tarde para ell "a
rrepentimiento.
Dirigi6 a su esposa una mira
da de odio y sali6 de la alcoba
murmurando:
-Mientras en- venganza no
Sc lie ocurra reformar SUI tesla
mento Y deSheredarme...
Era un tenor que a wees lie
asaltaba, conteniendole en- Sus
violencias.
La gaceta., 1935-06-13
BASE BALL
LIGA NACIONAL

Dizzy Dean fue llamado a sus
tituir a Heuser en- el octave inn
ing Y retro a los 6 bateadores
que Sc lie enfrentaron, obtenien-
do otra victoria. El director
Frisch fue expulsado del juego
por protestar violentamente.
Collins recibi6 credito por Ell
triunfo, en- ell segundo.
St. Luis &c, 1lh, lie; B 9ston
&c, 10h, 2e.
st. Luis sc, 11h, De; Boston
&c, Tn, De.
Vapulearon los Gigantes a
los a los pitchers Derringer y
johnson, pegando 16 hits y ano
La gaceta., 1935-06-13

New York, JUNO 13.-Aun- !
que Jimmy Braddock en- sus Ill
tines ejercicios, en- Ell gimnasi0I
de Stillman, prcdujo excelente
impression a les criticos y fieles,
.siendo avacisnado, los admira-
.dores del irlandes ocUltan ell di-
nero y las apuastas Sc mantle
men hoy Gle 5 a h. en- favor de
Max Bier, el campe6n, llamado
a defender su titulo, a Is asal-
Itos, en- la Arena de Long Island.
Ell sentimientO popular esta
hoy a favor de Braddock; pero
Nos que aq"stumbran a aries
Igar su dinero en- las apuestas
de los matches" de boxeo, pre-
,fieren a Baer, manteniendo que
las probabilidades de triunfo de
Jimmy son pocas,
Algunos "expertOs" mantle
linen que en- la confianZa de Baer
esta ell peligro y estiman que ell
retador, con sus 20 amos, toda-
via puede contener la marcia
de '1payasadas'' del excarnice-
70 de Livermore. Braddock sa-
be que la victoria lie apartara
para siempre de la pobreza y
rendira sus mejores esfuerzos
para impedir volver a las listas
Gle hombres sin trabajo o a los
muelles como estibador.
Ell irlandes posee una pc
tente mano derecho y creese
que concentrate ell ataque sobre
ell cuerpo del eampe6n. Con ell
aumento de peso Iparece habet
aumentado SUI velocidad, en- lu-
gar de disminuirla.
Jack Curldy, ell famoso en-
presario de luchas, que ha pre-
senciado todas las mejores pc
lleas de la Ultima decada, no Sc
oculta para decir que la ventaja
La gaceta., 1935-06-13

Itranquila !"
Y lloraba sin consuelo, sin
tiendo que suS fuerzas dismi-
.nuian.
Sc ahogaba.
De madrugada puSoSe tan
mai que tuvo que namar a su
.dcncera para que la auxiliase.
Latiale ell coraz6n con ire
gularidad y violencia, Y produ-
ci6ndole un dolor intense.
All amanecer tranquiliz6se
un POGO,
Entrada va la manana, Sc EN-
pen6 en- levantarSe, sin que de
Su prd26sito lie hicieran deSiS-
tir los ruegoS de Su doncella.
HabiaSele ocurrido un medic.
Ire a YER al padre Cerra-
da, lie referire 10 ocurrido y lie
La gaceta., 1935-06-13

tandO 10 carreraS. Mel OFT "diS
par0" su IL cuadrangular,
Cincinnati 4c, Oh, lie; New
York 10c, 16h, De.
Klein bate6 3 "jonrrones" en-
ell doble desafio de los Cubs con
81 Filadelfia pero hos honores
Sc dividieron. French, en- Ell pri-
nero, dej6 a los ''phillies'' sin
carreras y en- solo 5 hits.
Chicago 15c, 16h, lie; Filadel
fla DC, 5h, de.
Chicago &c, ION, Be: Filadel-
fla lie, 13h, De.
La gaceta., 1935-06-13
Jacobs NOMBRADO MEM
BRO DE LA JUNTA MUM
CIPAL ELECTORAL

Tn nombramientS que nadie
esperaba Sc hizo aver por la Jun
ia Municipal Electoral, ell de
Charles Fl. Jaccbs,N n native de
Carolina del Sgr, para cubrir la
vacante dejada por Harry N,
Sander, nuevo juez de la Corte
del Circuito.
Jacobs, que Sc dice fue reco-
mendado por Sander, es secre-
tario-tesorero de la con1pania
Jacobs Brothers, Inc.
Una oficina sera alberta por
la Junta en- ell edificiO del ayun-
.tamiento, con ell fin de prepa-
,rar las nueHas eleccioses,
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Habia lido a arrodillarse iun-

Habfa lido a arrodillarse jun
to a Ell muchas wees.
Sc acerc6 y VIC que 10 rodea-
ga un grupo de devotas, espe-
rando turno para confesarse.
NJ tuvo mas remedio que a.
guardian.
Sos,eniase en- pie a duras pc
mas y Sc sent6 en- un banco.
All eas gro ansiosa qre todas
las devotas Sc c~onfesasen.
Quiso REAR. buscando en- la
oraci6n consuelo a sus pesares.
Y no pudo,
No record6 nj una sola de las
ofaclones que recitaba todos los
dias.
ri frio del temple pareci6 fill
trarse en- SD cuerpo y temblaba
con estremecimientos uervio-
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BEN CABALLERO CONTRA
JOSE BERUBE

IBajo la direction de Walter
Mcneil, que la semana pr6xi-
ma Sc marchara a Pensacola,
peIearan esta ngche en- ell Cam
pamento de Transeuntes del
parque de Lowry, Ben Caballe-
70, un vigoroso muchacho de
West Tampa, y Jose Berube, un
franco canadenSe.
Bill Cox, de Arizona, sera ell
rival de Jack Holt, de Pater-
son, New Jersey.
Bill Pippin Sc batira con "Ti-
ger Joe" Conrick y Dummy"
Lowry con Irish Stone.
La gaceta., 1935-06-13
5eer leltera shumenaza de que !
peleara con Donovan de arbitro

4 -
New York, JUNO 13.-Ha-
blando sobre los jueces y ell ar
bitro que la comisi6n de boxAo
escogerA para su pelea de A.
noche con Jimmy BraddocR ell
campe6n Baer reiter6 aver su
acFsud con respecto a Arthur
Deeescan, uno de los mejores
referees en- toda la naci6n.
Personalment4o me
agrada, pero 40 lie quiero comp
referee en- una de mis- peleas.
Cuando combat con Carne-
ra, Donovan era ell arbitro, y
creo que su actuaci6n influy6
mucho en- que ell match 6lrase
La gaceta., 1935-06-13
.DERROTADO EN- AGUAS
INGLESAS Ell YACHT DE
LAMBERT

Dover, IngIIterra, JUNO 10.
las gatsS efectuadas
aqui bajo krG direction del Ro-
yal Cirque Ports Yachts Club,
Ell yacht americana Yankee, pro
pied$aede Gerard B. Lambert,
.fue derrotado lpor Ell Velsheda,
de w L. Stephenson, y Ell Sham
rock v, de C. r. Fairey.
Atrib1yese la derrota de Ia
embarcaci6n americana a ne
conocer las corrieptes de cana
ingles.
Ell yankee" CT. prime
70 la Inca de partida pero Ell
la etapa final Ell Velsheda tents
una ventaja de 10 minutes j..
era seguido por ell Shamrock
Por 81 vencedor Sc hizo ei reco
rrido en- 3 horas, 35 minutes -.
As segundos; Shamrock, 3 no
ras, 81 minutes y AT segundos
" Yankee, 3 horas, 43 minute
ly un segundo.
La gaceta., 1935-06-13
Folletin No. 200
La Gaceta
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

Quien eScarnecen...
Det1vose, porqUe aIpenas po
dfa hablar.
Trabajosamente, prosigui6:
-Vete Y ten en- cuenta de
ahora para siempre, que 10 que
no tie permito, 10 que no tie per-
mitire nunca, es que manches ell
nombre de mi hija poniendolo
en- tus labios. Esp no! Sc cruel
e infame conmigo, pero reSpe-
tala a ella.
! Y sin fuerzas, con la respira-
La gaceta., 1935-06-13
Ell TEMPO

Claro y posibles lluvias por
la tarde
Maxima temperature aver,
95 grades; minima, 68.
Marea alta a la :04 a. m. Y
10:47 a. m. Marea baja a las
sol a. m. y 6:36 p. m.