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to the educator and churchman in
his sermon at the mass.
No word having been received to
the contrary, it was expected that
DR.. Coleman Nevils, S. j., president
OF Georgetown, would arrive in WASH
ington some time tomorrow for the
observance. He sailed from South
ampton, England, last Wednesday.
In Baltimore today the archdiocese
also will honor the memory of Arch
bishop Carroll. Rev. Arthur A.
OLeary, S. j., acting president of
Georgetown, will attend the high mass
which will be conducted by Arch
bishop Michael j. Curley in the
cathedral.
The Mask and Bauble Club of the
College of Arts and Sciences will be
guests of the Minister of the Irish
Free State at reception Friday aft
ernoon in honor of the visiting Abbey
Players from the Abbey Theater in
Dublin.
Glasses will be resumed at the COL
iege and foreign service school tomor-
row, other departments of the uni
versity having reopened last week.
Mid-year examinations will occupy
most of their attention after next
week.
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sents q study Of municipal aeronautic
law of the United States and foreign
countries, and international aero
nautic law. The work further en-
braces q study Of air rights as related
to real estate.
Prof. LIE Roy. who has lectured at
National Law School since 1881, has
been q student of Developments In the
fields Of radio and air law for IS
years. In 1919, as an assistant
solicitor Of the Department Of State.
he made analytical studies Of Paris
Air Navigation Convention Of 1919
which was submitted to but never
ratified by the United States Senate.
In 1927 he was legal adviser Of the
United States delegation to the Inter-
national Radio Telegraph Conference
at Washington, and for the duration
Of the conference he served as the
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American member Of the general sec
retartat. Since 1928 he has been an
officer Of the American section Of the
International Committee on Radio and
during the current year he has headed
the Radio Program Committee Of the
District Of Columbia Bar Association.
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THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON, D.

the second semester. Registration
will open at the college January II
and at the graduate school January
81. Lectures begin for the second
semester January % at the graduate
school. and January 20 at the college
DR.. Joseph M. M. Gray, chancellor
Of the university, spoke last Thursday
before the annual meeting Of the
deans Of all Summer schools of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, held at
Evanston, Ill. Tomorrow night he
will address the Mems Club of the
First Methodist Episcopal Church, at
Baltimore, and January 8, will speak
on Character Education" before the
Parent-Teacher Association of Bu-
chanan School.
DR.. G. C. Tansill, dean Of the grad
uate school, will speak today at the
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
open forum.
The women's debate team Of Ameri-
can University Is preparing for its
next debate. at Hurst Hall on the
campus January IL against women,s
team from Western Maryland College.
Donald Sherbondy is debate coach.
THE Clifford Brooke Academy of
i Stage Training In the dramatic
arts will open its Winter term
January IA. The academy affords its
students preparation for a career on
the professional stage and has courses
In motion picture work and radio
technique.
Mrs. Adelaide Hibbard, who has
been seen with the National Theater
Players for the past nine seasons, has
joined the faculty.
The academy offers special courses
for children. holding class periods
every Saturday morning.
A DMINISTRATIVE officials of
n Strayer College are fulfilling a
heavy schedule of speaking en-
gagements at the present time, their
appearance taking the form of voca-
tional guidance talks to senior class
members in high schools of Wash
ington and vicinity.
L. E. Smith, registrar of the COL
lege, speaks tomorrow to the seniors
of Mckinley High School on EN-
ployment Opportunities in the Gov
ernment for Clerical Workers and
Machine Operators"
Advantages and Disadvantages of
the Secretarial Profession" will be the
topic Of a talk Dean Elgie G. Purvis
will deliver successfully at the Hern-
don and Oakton High Schools in
Fairfax County. Va. Tuesday. Dean
Purvis also spoke last Friday at the
Clifton High School.
Glasses at the college were resumed
on last Wednesday in both the day
and evening sessions.
Paul J. Leverone, principal of the
Columbia Technical Institute of
Washington, announces that all in
dications point to the largest Janu-
ary-February enrolment in the 26
years history of the school.
The mechanical, aeronautical.
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G. U. Honors Founder.

VONORING the memory of George
n towns founder, Archbishop John
Carroll, the student body and
faculty will attend a pontifical mass
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock in
Dahlgren Chapel. The occasion Is
the 200th anniversary of his birth
which is being observed in many parts
of Maryland.
The apostolic delegate to the
United States, Most Rev. Amleto
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Schools and Colleges
Events of Interesting Student and Faculty
Activities in Washington Leading
Educational Institutions.

The university's regular weekly
radio program, broadcast each Thurs
day at 1880 pm. over Station WMAL,
will be concerned during the next
two weeks with Federal aid to educa-
ton. This Thursday Dean William
Carl Ruediger Of the schoc! Of edu-
cation will discuss Federal Aid to
Education-With or Without Cortrol?"
The following Thursday Prof. William
John Cooper, who formerly was
United States Commissioner Of edu-
cation, will discuss other aspects of
the question.
Glasses in the university resumed
on Thursday following the Christ
mas recess.
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Giovanni Cicog-
mani, will pre-
side at the mass
and during the
morning it was
expected that he
would place a
wreath before the
John c arroll
s t a t ue at the
front entrance to
he university.
DR.. Peter Gull
day, professor of
h l S t ory Of the
Catholic Univer-
sity of America,
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Howard Honors Students.

THE twelfth annual honor day ex-
i ercises will be held at Howard
University at, noon Wednesday
In Andrew Rankin Memorial Chapel.
These exercises are held for the pur-
pose OF encouraging scholarship at the
university. and to honor those students
who have maintained an average Of
"A" In all subjects for the full yeer
of work.
The Scrollers' Club of Kappa Alpha
Psi Fraternity has presented a silver
cup. known as the Kappa Cup, which
Is awarded annually to the freshman
of the preceding year who has main
tanned the highest average. The
recipient was Sarah Pauline Clark.
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w. c. L. Holds Exams.

VX/ASHINGTON COLLEGE OF
" Law resumed classes on
wednesday in all departments
after a Today holiday period. Prepa-
ration for the close of the first semes-
ter and the mid-year examinations
scheduled for the last two weeks in
this month face returning students.
AT the January meeting of the Pat
ent Alumni Association, to be held on
the 18th. the recent changes In in
reference practice will be discussed
l.. H. Sutton, well known patent law
yer and member of the Patent Office
Advisory Committee. will speak on
The Work of the Patent Once Ad-
vlsory Committee, Particularly With
Respect to Revision of Interference
Practice" H. H. Jacobs, primary in
terference examiner, United States
Patent Office, will discuss 1.-The
changes in the Rules of Interference
Practice and Their Effects From the
viewpoint of the Examiner" All per-
sons interested are invited to attend.
Keith G. Misegades, president of the
association. will preside.
AAc AcSlHIdu Class OF the evening
division debated yesterday afternoon
the question, Resolved, That q law
yer should refuse to defend a pro-
fessional criminal unless requested to
do so by the court" The Affirmative
team was composed of Hugh v. Nc
Cabe, Robert l.. Grady and Richard
F. Cooley. while those speaking for
the negative were James w. Colyin
George ]. Miller and Benjamin Miller,
A. U. Registration Announced,
GLASSES will reopen tomorrow at
" both the College of Liberal Arts
and the Graduate School of
american University, bringing the
Christmas vacation to an end.
Plans already are under Way for
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SPECIAL SIS COURSES
CALCULATING MACHINE
SPECIAL COURSE IN
C0MPT0METER MONROE

AND BURROUGHS. BEGIN TODAY spe-
COMING EXAMS. in SHoRTHAND AND
TYPEWRITING. The Civil Service Prepar-
atory School. L. Adolph Richards, NJ. A..
NJ. s.. Prin. 500 10Th St n " Met R337 .
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English

Grammar. Rhetoric. Compo-
sition. Correction Of common
errors. Vocabulary building. Cor
respondence. Mastery Of your
mother tongue.
Thursday at 8 PM.
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Vocal Technique

Tone training. Proper placing for
singing or speaking. Clear diction.
Voice diagnosis. Correct pronunci-
alton. Correction of speech de-
fects. Phonetics. Cultural values
of vocal expression.
Tuesday at $50 PM.
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Individual Psychology

Problems of personal efficiency.
Compensation for the inferiority
complex. Analysis of the friction
in life. Removal of blind spots. :"
Building self esteem.
Private Hourse Only.
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Spoken Word is Significant
Public Address
Speeches for special occasions.
Impromptu and extemporaneous
speaking. Various vocational tech
niques. Intensive training for
effective communication.
Mondays at 8 PM.
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A. U. Registration Announced.
BEGIN TO-DAY
BEFORE TT IS TOO LATE.
INTERNATIONAL
CARD PUNCH MACHINE

SPECIAL STATISTICAL. FILE and GEN.
EHAL sHAL CLERICAL The Civil Service Prepar-
atory school. 500 10Th st. NV. Met. 6337.s
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Conversation

conversation
Principles of social usage. Spoken
English. Cultivation of poise.
Excellent reading course. Topics
of classic and modern culture.
Tuesday at s Pm.
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before. you'll be hap
pier with a Chrysler!
4
cHRYSIER AIRSTREAM SIX =. A hand
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cHRYsLER AIRFLoW EIGHT The
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h. p. and 123-in. W. b. Six-passenger sedan,
coupe and business coupe, all models $1395.
cHRYSLER AIRrLow IMPERIAL The
flashing performance of 130 h. p; the roomy
luxury made possible by 12S-in. W. b. Six-pas-
senger sedan and six-passenger coupe $l675.
ARrIoW CUSTOM IMPERIAL d.. Mag
nifcent sedans and sedan-limousines embody-
ing the finest in Airnow craftsmanship. $50
h. p. with 137-in. W. b.; and $50 b. p. with
1%6-in. W. b. Prices on request.
4 tDuplate safety plate glass in all windows
Of all models at not more than $40 additional.
AH bri1ss f. .. B. faoou, DEfysa. Time pay
ments to fit your budget. Ask for the Official
Chrysler Motors Commercial Credit pan.
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Automatic Overdrive, of course,
standard on the AirAow Imperials,
optional on the Airhow Fights. That
marvellous transmission improvement
that changes gear ratios automatically
at IS miles an hour.
There's a new syncro-silent trans.
mission for easy, quiet shifting.
New perfected steering so sure
and effortless that these big cars handle
like small roadster.
Inside softer, richer treat
ment of cushions, side and roof fabrics.
"We'll build" :" said Chrysler en-
gineers, another line of cars that will
give many Of AirAow's advantages at
much lower price"
See how they've done it. To the
eye a striking family resemblance. In
radiator, hood lines, sweeping wind
shield, tapering rear.
Engine and seats have been moved
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forward, to get a more scientific dis
tribution of weight and a floating
shock-free ride.
Worlds more room. inches more
head-room, leg-room, elbow-room
and seat width. Wider doors.
Tapered spring leaves like the Air
flow. Syncro-silent transmission as in
Airflow. Streamlining that really
means something. Modern interiors.
Surging power such as Chrysler
knows so well how to provide
Marvellous new diamond-hard pistons
-. High compression engines =.
Alloy valve seat inserts.
An Airstream Six and Air
stream Eight. Joining with the great
AirAow line to give added thousands
4 X 4
See the caPS-The Chrysler Airstream
Six and Eight and the 1885 Airfows ere
now on display ct Chrysler dealer show.
rooms. Immediate deliveries.
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RENSHAW
School Of Speech
Public Address

For all uocations in sUhich the
Spoken Word is Significant
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for 1885. And-there are ~
new Airstream Chryslers for 1885.
The new Airhows arrest the eye.
There's perfect marriage of science
and art in the new truly streamlined
radiator design the new louvers
-. new headlight treatment :.
new radiator grill.
The modern features which aroused
so much comment last year are here
for 1885, of course greatly en-
hanced in value. Drawing room
spaciousness seats wide as divans
%. wide doors passengers carried
between the axles near the center of
balance the unit-built frame and
all-steel body, SAFEST IN THE WORLD
.. the increased vision.
The marvellous Floating Ride is
finer than ever made so by new
tapered leaf spring that permits quick
Aexing on little jolts, controlled flexing
on big ones.
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Expression

Impersonation. Story telling.
Platform art. One-act play and
monologue for Interpretation.
Excellent course for artistic release.
Thursday at Pm.
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ofChrysIer rownersthenew-
est and best in motoring.
Now more than ever
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Educational Backgrounds
Brief intensive survey of ele-
mental sociology, literature, psy-
chology. A general culture course
for mental stimulus.
Wednesday at 8 Pm.
La opinión., 1935-02-13
NOTICIAS DE
BASE BALL EN-
NUEVA YORK
Los equipos de las Ligas
Mayores, en- pos de nue.
vos elementos

NEW YORK, feb.@~o l2.-Los
Cardenales de a /. campeo-
mes mandates de baseball han sus-
pendido su y.aje a la Habana. Sam
Rreadon, Presidente del Club, ha
anunciado que Sc ha decidido pos
poner Ell una semana el comlenzo
del entrenamiento, abriandose las
hostilidades ell dfa 4 de Mario en-
lugar de haeerlo ell &c de este mes.
Al caneelarse los dos juegos de
exhibition que Sc habfan anuncia-
do para Ia Hasana. Mr.. Breadon
cons,dera que ell Cub no tiene por
que inieiar tan pronto su entrena-
miento.
"Hemos cancelado nuestra vista
a Cuba debido a las condolences in
ciertas de la isla", dijo Breadon.
extendiendose por 'cond;ciones in
ciertas" las frecuentes bombas que
explotan en- la ciudad.
Aparentemente los campeones
m~undiales temen por Ia suerte de
sus jugadores.
La opinión., 1935-02-13
SELECCIONAN
EN- MEXICO LOS


ciuoAD DE MEXICO, Febrero
D. (Por Correo).- Ell sabado en- Ia
noche, en- el gimnasio del Club Ats
tico Mexico en- que tue instaIada
la Arena de acuerdo con ell regla-
mento Olfmpico y bajo Ia direction
del senior Viveros, como referee,
Y los se1ores. professor Jose Oroz-
GO, professor Enrique Cabaliero Y
Horaeio Merino como jueces y Ell
professor Gonzalo r. Cordero, como
cronometrista, Sc ~llevaron a cabo
tres de los encuentros definltivos
de seleeclones que esta llevando a
cabo la Federation de lucha para
formar ell equipo de Mexico en- los
juegos Centroamericanos.
En- los tres encuentros, Antonio
Rubio de IA primera categorfa de-
rrot6 a Los Mateos en- una estupen
da contienGa en- dos minutes y Gin
cuenta y ocho segundos de tempo;
JESUS Castillo de So kilos derrot6
con facilidad a Alfredo Guerra de
so kilos en- 40 segundos de lucha y
Roberto de Leon Sc anot6 su segun
do triunfo al derrotar en- ; minutes
80 ~segundos a Ignacio Aguilar. am
Dos de IA tercera categoria.
La opinión., 1935-02-13
MYSTERY NINE
DERROTO Al
DELANO, 81

Por la anotacion de s carreras a
2, ell Delano Mystery Nine derroto a
los Commentaries de Delano Ell do
mingo pasado, en- un juego que sos
tuvieron IN la poblaci6n mencio-
NADIA.
Por los vencedores trio ell Pitcher
Nico Mendez. quien con ell respaldo
de sus companeros domino a los
contrarios. FL encuentro estuvo
muy rehido hasta Ia septima entra-
da, con la anotacion 80 a favor de
los Misteriosos, quienes jugaron
con los siguientes elementos:
Lupe Reyes. 1b; Julian Reyes.
2b; Bias Garcia, C; Pete Reyes, CT;
Tisy Reyes, SIS; Nico Mendez, p:
John Smith, If; Roy Smith, Sb;
Nubla Robes, IF: Substitutes, Pete
Gallegos, IF Y Pops. If.
La opinión., 1935-02-13

des del esnpeon mundisl del tennis
amateur, y del probable resultado
de la proxina disputa de la Copa
Davis en- lnglaterra.
"Puede ser cue no ofrezcamos
un eontrato a Perry cuando 10 yea
NOS en- San Francisco ell dia 23".
continue Tilden. Sin embargo, 81
de3idiera convertirse en- profesio-
nal ahora mismo perderia cast to-
dos sus e~ncuen;ros o Vines.
Ell veterano jusador professional
del tennis y sus acompahantes en-
la actual ira por la costa del Pa
cifico Ellsworth Vines. George Lott
Jr. Y Lester Stoefen- estan listos
para in.ciar sus partidos en- distin-
tas ciudades del Sur de Califor-
mia, para terminar con n exhibit
cion ante los aficionados &c Los An
geles ell lunes IS en- ell Shrine Au-
ditorium.
La opinión., 1935-02-13
Santa Maria
derrotado por
Canariios A. {

En- ell diamante del Hazard Play
ground. los psloteros del equipo Ca
narios A. c. propinaron una dura
paliza a los del Santa Maria, ce-
rrandoles ell juego m%ientras que les
hacfan un total de 10 carreras para
~llevarse IA Victoria en- forma aplas-
tante.
La contienda Sc efectuo ell do
mingo pasado, distinguiendose los
pitchers Quihones, quien trio los
SEES primeros innings por los Cana
rios, Y Lefty Varela.
Este fue ell tercer juego que Sos
tienen las dos novenas. habiendo
ganado ell primero los Canarios con
ell score de 5 a 8, Y ell segundo 6 a l.
Los Canarios, respaldados por ell
Campamento numero 122 de los Le-
hadores del Pacffico. tienen los ST.
guientes jugadores:
Sandy. Diego. Holguin. Herman
dez. Quihones, Chino, Varela Y Lito.
FL Manager yazquez, o resi-
dencia en- 1911 Brooklyn Avenue,
desea ~concertar iuegos con otras
de Los Angeles. segun o.
dice,
La opinión., 1935-02-13
PELoTERoS A PRuEeA

Cerca de Glen de las mas costo-
a alhajas que han producido este
aho e! baseball los c~ircuitos de las
memories seran probadas por los
clubs de la Liga Americana duran
te ell proximo entrenamiento de la
primavera.
Algunas estan seguras de con-
seguir ST oportun.dad, pero la ma
yoria parece des;inada a retornar
EN- busca de mejor montaje, des-
pues de pasar ~algunas al
sol de California y Florida.
Los Medals Blancas de Chicago,
EOS para salir del sotano de la Liga
Americans, son los que mayores
gustos han hecho y como resulta-
do, sus mentores probaran trece
jovenes en- ell campo de entrena-
mien.o.
Los Medals Rojas de Boston y
los New York Yankees, que tienen
puesto un ojo sobre ell campeona-
to de la Liga Americana, Sc pro-
ponen probar tambien muchas al
hajas lie importancia. apareciendo
en la lista de jugadores de cada
uno, unos doce reclutas.
Los indios de Cleveland tendran
once novatos en- su equipo. Los
Atleticos de Filadelfia ~probaran
diez, la mitad de ellos, i%nfielders:
los ~Senadores de Washington y los
Tlgres de Mickey Cochrane daran
oportunidad a ocho. en- tanto que
los Browns de San Luis contaran
con seis.
Lo mejor del equipo del Chicago
es Vernon Washington. I'm fuerte
bateador del Indianapolis. de Ia
Association Americana. Vernon ba-
teo por un porcentaie de 1867 en-
la pasada temporada y fue ell me-
jor jardinero de su circuito. Solo
cometio un error en- 1876 juegos.
Otra promesa de calibre es Dan
Hafey. sobrino de Chick, ell vete-
rano de los Reds, que bateo por
La opinión., 1935-02-13
Ell DERBY DE
SANTA ANITA
Els Ell SABADO
Correran los mejores caba-
los, por un premio de
$4,000 al vencedor

El proximo sabado Sc corners en-
el hipodromo de Santa Anita, Ell
derby por IN premio de $4,000, en-
Ell que mas de doce de los m%eiores
csballos cue estsn slojados en- las
eahallsrizas del hipodromo Sc dis
putaran Ell triunfo sobre una dis
taneia de n nilla y un dieeiseiss-
vo de milla.
Cabalios que e~ntrarfan a Ia pista
en- ealidad de faVoritos para triun-
far en- earreras como ell Derby de
Kentucky y otras olasicas de Ests-
dos Unidos, entraran en- acci6n en-
Ell Derby de santa Anita. que Sc es-
pera sea uno de los acontecimientos
mas brillaates del hip1dromo. COM
parable solo con el handicap De
Santa Anita cue Sc correra Ell dia
VENTURES.
Sc cree que a Ia bora de entrsr =
la pists, ell favorito sers Sound Ad-
vice, hermano de Good Advice y
Wise Daughter, de los Establos
catswba. El %entrensdor de Sound
Advice, Matt Brady. tiene CONTAINS
en- la resistsncia del eaballo par
veneer en- una milla un dieeiseis-
aVo, algo cue sus compsheros de es-
table nc han podido haeer.
otro duro competitor en- ei derby
sera el represertante de los esta-
bios de Mrs. Isabel Dodge Sloane,
propietaria de Cavalcade. auien Ia
inscrito a dos de sus mejores CORE
dores. World Series y Shining Je-
vel.
Ell Establo Greentree de Mrs.
Payne Whitney, estara representa-
do por Peradventure Y Gillie, mien-
tras que Cornelius Vanderbilt tiene
tres candidates listos: Rough Dia-
mond. Patufla Y Pundit.
Otros buenos caballos de carre-
ras es,an entrenandose actlvamen-
te para lanzarse a la competencis
del sdbado. por los $4,000 de pre-.
MIC al ~veneedor.
La opinión., 1935-02-13
CARDENALES Y
DETROIT SON
LOS FAVORITOS.

NUEvA YORK, N. Y. Febrero
LA posicion de los equipo SIDE
base ball de las ligas mayores en-
conexion con la pr6xima lucha por
ell campeonato mundial. fue dada a
hoy por Jack Doyle. conf
sionado de apuestas en- Broadway.
Detroit y San Luis son los favo-
ritos pare repetir sus victorias en-
la Liga Americana y Nacional res
pectivamente. mientras que los In
dios de Cleveland estAn empatados
con los Medias Rojas de Boston pa
ra ocupar Ell tercer lugar.
He aqui ell estado actual de los
equipos:
Detroit, Nueya York, Boston, Gle
veland. Washington, Filadelfia, st.
Louis y Chicago por la Liga Anne
ricana, y por La Nacional:
st. Louis, Nueva York. Chicago.
Pittsburgh, Brooklyn. Boston, Fila
DELTA y Cincinnati.
La opinión., 1935-02-13
HERM0SA-EL
PAS0 VENCIO
AL STAR s.
En- un re6idisimo juego,
los mexicanos Sc impu-
sieron, 3 a

En- una rehidisima eontienda que
estuyieron a punto de perder cuan
do en- la Ultima entrada la anota-
cion estaba dos a una en- su con-
ira, los campeones de Hermosa-El
Paso lograron dominar a los Es-
trellas de sam Crawford en- ell Par
que White Sox, ell domingo.
Dos fueron los msxieanos que rs-
yaron a grsndes alturss por 81 ae-
tuaei6n. 81 Zurdo Carrizosa, quien
tuvo una de sus mejores tardes
Ianzando contra bateadores tan es-
perimentados ONO los de Craw-
ford, y Carlos CarriIlo, ell tercera
base que vino con los carnpeones
do Hermosillo IL temperate pass-
da, y que ha seauido juaando en-
los diamantes de Los Angeles.
Ell pdblico convirtio a Carrillo en-
un fuerte favorito, tributandole
aplausos para premiar
sus jugadas en- la tercera almoha-
dilla.
Fue hasta la quinta entrada que
los norteamericanos lograron ano-
tar la primera carrera del juego.
va que Carrizosa y Ell pitcher
so~stuvieron un sensational
duelo que estuvo a punto de deci-
en n victoria para los Es-
de Crawford.
La anotacion quedo empatada en-
Ell sexto inning con una carrera de
Paso, y de ahf en- ade-
lante Continue Ell duelo mas rehido
que al principle.
Sin embargo, en- la Ultima en-.
estando Ia anotaci6n dos a
una en- favor de los nortearneriea-
nos, los %peIoteros de Gaiindo CO.
.nectaron los e~stacazos neeessrios
terminar con otras dos carre-
ras que 10 dieron ell triunfo por
un mareen de una soIa earrera.