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Evening star., 1935-10-28
FROM THE PRESS BOX
Killer Instinct Aroused, Says Camera,
So He'll Punch An Time' Il Against Neusel
BY JOHN LARDNER.

keep from flying of the handle. Ref
cree Donovan counted. too
Against Louis. Primo once again
succeeded in controlling that fatal
temper When Louis hit him with the
force and accuracy of a pile-driver
Primo consoled himself with the
thought that the brown boy was
overweight and probably didn't know
what he was doing. You have to
live and let live in the fight game
If you become hasty and chastise a
sensitive youth like Joe Louis, you
are apt to break his spirit With
these and similar philosophical re-
Elections, Primo managed to keep
himself in hand.
"All the Time Punch" Now.
RUT now, for no reason your cor
respondent can think Of Signor
Cameras temper has burst the dam
He is giving the killer instinct full
play.
mo more jabbing," promised the
unleashed assassin From now on
it is punch, punch. all the time
punch"
Like the rattlesnake, Primo is warn
ing his prey in advance. Herr Neusel
must have heard the signal. I asked
his manager. Paul Damski, what he
was going to do about it.
do about it?" repeated Herr
Damski. why, we will help carry
Primo back to his corner when the
fight is over. We got nothing
against him. He is a nice fellow.
This cynical attitude will do the
German camp no good whatsoever in
the face of Primo's wild rush. Nor
will it help the ringside customers. who
run the risk of being buried under
the force of Primo's emotion, and
incidentally. under Primo himself
Maybe something will come up in the
next few days to check this fury, but
I'm afraid not. We are in for an awful
spectacle.
(Copyrisht. 1928 by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. 1nc)
Evening star., 1935-10-28

hoSONAolCd ICoo ObOA 70 WElLSE.
n YEW YORK, October 28.-Focus
nj your attention this week on
" Columbus, Ohio. and Los An
geles, or you may miss the
crowning of national foot ball
champion.
At Columbus it will be Ohio States
Buckeyes against the Ramblers Of
Notre Dame. At Los Angeles the
University of California will collide
with its one-time foot ball step
child"-the University of California
at Los Angeles. now a gridiron power
in its own right.
Close to 100000 fans will watch
these two duels between undefeated
and united teams, all top-ranking
contenders for the mythical national
title.
Notre Dame has five successive vic
tories, the last a 40 triumph ANDY
Pilney's passing earned against Navy
last week. Ohio State. touted all sea-
son as perhaps the greatest team in
the land, won its fourth in q row
against Indiana. 28-6.
The Far Vests classic matches two
formidable arrays whose combined
record shows 10 victories with St.
Mary's. Santa Clara and Stanford
among the victims. Trouncing South
ern California, alt. last week Cali
fornia's Golden Bears stretched their
winning streak to six, while u C. L. A.
was making No. 4, 1876 walloping
to Oregon.
Conceivably all four Of these power
house elevens may falter before the
season ends. allowing Minnesota. To-
North Carolina, Southern Methodist.
Texas Christian, Army. Princeton or
Temple to snare the big prize.
Evening star., 1935-10-28
HEURICH BASKET SESSION.

Heurich Cup basket ball teams will
meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the
Heurich gym.
Evening star., 1935-10-28
r. LINER LAYDEN, the fastest gal
- loper Of the old -Four Horse
men, is leading his Green Ban

" IMER LA OEN, Cne ldSCeSC gal
l. loper of the old -Four Horse
men, is leading his Green Ban
IL ners on Columbus and Ohio
State this week, still looking for q
first team.
The flrst-string backfield he shot
against the Navy included Fromhart,
Shakespeare. Wojcihovski and Elser.
This bunch. outside Of Shakespeare's
S0-yard kick. didn't look any too hot.
Layden then called on Gaul. Pilney,
Layden and Carideo. who ran up IA
points in less than 10 minutes to close
out the show with Nays offense al
most completely bottled up the rest
Of the way.
On this next Saturday Layden must
move against Ohio State in what looks
to be the big game Of the year. In
the midst of so many crashing thrones
and falling turrets. these two teams
not only are still unbeaten, but rated
along the upper plateau Of 1895.
Somewhere this week the keen
and canny Layden must locate
first team-at least a first
backfield-from eight or nine
backs who are all good, but
slightly in-and-out 50 far.
Andy Pilney, q fast. hard-running
Chicago senior, who also can whip a
pass to the correct target, took charge
of the Navy show. Before this game
Bill Shakespeare had been one Of the
leading actors, with Mike Layden and
Carideo close alongside. On Saturday.
also, a pair of young men with the
names of Gaul and Wilkie gave $1,000
spectators plenty to look at. So did
MaZziotti.
The Ohio State Game.
A T LEAST Elmer Layden will have
= all the backs any coach wants to
send against Ohio State in the battle
Of the Green and the Scarlet and
gray-Shakespeare. Layden, Carideo,
Pilney, Fromhart, Wojcihovski, Gaul
and Wilkie. Even Ohio States power
full defense will have an afternoon Of
trouble bottling up this green tide.
These backs run hard and fast.
with the old Notre Dame spirit that
famed so high under Rockne's reign.
Most Of them also are elusive in the
open spaces. Shakespeare is one Of
the best punters I've seen in years
and Pilney is one of the best passers.
On Saturday the starting
nIrQ al ;ko ;Ir.I, q. - -
Fromhart, Shakespeare, Pilney
or Layden and Carideo at full.
There is an extra allotment of Of
fense in this group, but it will be we'll
matched by the squad Francis
Schmidt now has primed and ready to
carry the Scarlet and Gray still
further through the no-man's-land Of
foot ball, where so many fallen bodies
clutter up the Autumn scene.
How does Notre Dame look? On
Saturday against the Navy the main
weakness was constant fumbling and
poor tackling early in the game. This
latter weakness was corrected later
on, but there can't be any such fumb-
ling or early weakness against the
big. fast-moving outfit Ohio State
has ready for her hardest test.
There were times when the ball
seemed to be either blistering hot or
heavily creased as it continued to
pop from Notre Dame hands and
arms. This happened twice deep in
Notre Dame territory, not far away
from the touchdown zone.
The same type Of early tackling and
all afternoon ball handling would
bring quick disaster before $4,000
spectators next Saturday afternoon.
Evening star., 1935-10-28
SOUTHERN COACH
WARNS OF OWLS
Hoyas and CoIoniaIs Drop
Observation-Disclosures
Make Good Showing.
BY THEO b. SERVER


70 p'ss Ia; n ss'5 xsss!as?sa sss! ss
this season will be here Satur-
i day when Rice Institute takes
the field against George Washington.
All that can be learned from those
close enough to gridiron affairs in the
Southwest to know what they are talk
ing about indicates that not many
teams in other sections are better than
Rice, and it stands with one other as
about the best in its own section.
You'll see a great foot ball team
Saturday when Rice Institute comes
UP there" wrote Southern coach a
Gay or so ago.
"A line that for power and charging
ability Is not surpassed anywhere in
this region and a backfleld Of stars
is q. brief estimate of the Rice eleven,
except that it might be we'll to men,
ton that plenty of good substitutes
are available.
Tell the boys up there not to risk
Ally Of their money by backing the
home team. unless they ask for some
llhS d lOuI
Rice last year had a great team
and apparently it is good enough now
to hold up its head right proudly in
the best of company. Its record seems
to support the opinion of the coach
quoted above. Saturday 1t whipped
the University of Texas decisively, and
Texas is never set-up in things per-
tanning 10 the gridiron.
Brown and Cornell Weak.
Drown and Cornell seem to be the
weak sisters among the big North
ern elevens. Both have travelled the
rockiest kind of roads since the sea-
son opened and neither has much to
look forward to apparently-at least
not much that is satisfactory
The way Princeton walloped the
1thacans Saturday. 54 to o, while of
course. indicating very real Princeton
strength, proves more or less con-
clusively that the men of Dobie are
not Of a standard high enough TO
compete successfully with other big
universities. If present comparisons
hold good Cornell has not much more
chance to win from Pennsylvania On
Thanksgiving day than fly has Of
crawling out Of molasses jar.
Yale was defeated by Army, but
played we'll enough to keep its alumni
high in spirits in looking forward to
the Yale-Princeton clash. Last year S
contest was one of the most spectacu-
lar ever played between the two great
rivals and this years may be of the
same kind. Also 1t seems that The
game will be something like power
ful aggressive swordsman against a
skilled fencer. Yale Is using about the
same tactics that a brilliant fencer
would against an opponent of greater
physical resources with a heavier
weapon.
Evening star., 1935-10-28
Tough on G.. U. and G. w.

WAC udIu LILIES LOT DOtQ SIeOTge-
town and George Washington to
drop games by margins of one point,
failure to kick goal after touchdown.
New York University. which finally
nosed out the Blue and Gray, still IS
unbeaten, but Wake Forest, which got
the better of George Washington, has
not been so successful.
George Washington has plenty to
do this week in an attempt to bring its
team up as high as possible to meet
Rice Institute. The Colonials are
going to have their troubles Satur-
Gay, and it seems to be a question of
working out some plan to minimize
them as much as possible.
North Cardinals decisive victory
over Georgia Tech was not expected.
1t was thought the Tarheels would
win, but the possibility of beating an
eleven by three touchdowns that had
already whipped Duke was not con-
sidered. North Carolina by a touch
down margin was about what every
body was expecting, but three touch
downs, 10 to O, is sufficient to prove
to anybody who still might have been
doubtful that the Chapel Hill School
this year IS represented by the strong
est team it ever has developed.
Punting Helps Terps.
THAT kicking still is of great value
in a foot ball game was well
shown in Maryland's defeat of Florida.
Near the end of the first quarter
Maryland had the ball on its own
40-yard line and had not been able
to get anywhere with it. Guckevson
at that point got off a quick kick
from close behind the scrimmage that
carried over the heads of Florida's
secondary, and when it stopped was
in Florida's possession on F1orida's s
2-yard line. Florida did not get out
OF that hole, and after it punted Mary
land scored. Later in the game. in
the fourth quarter on a series of
lateral and forward passes and pen
alties, Florida carried the ball to
Marylands 2-yard line. There the
Old Liners put up a great defense
and held. Guckeyson then stood be-
hind his own goal line and punted far
over the Florida secondary defense,
and when the ball finally was picked
UP by Chase, that player was downed
in his tracks by three Marylanders
on the Florida 22-yard line. That
stand at the goal line and Guckeyson's
great punt were about as perfect ex-
hibitions of defensive measures as
ever are seen. That kick put an en-
tirely different aspect on the game.
because at the time 1t was made the
score was only IA to 6 in favor Of
Maryland, and it was the punt which
threw Florida back in its own terri
tory and eventually put the Old Line
eleven in a position to make it's third
score.
v. p. I. Comes to Life.
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC certainly
served Washington and Lee an
unwelcome dose. The Blacksburg
collegians had been getting nowhere
this Fall, as far as their gridiron
aspirations were concerned, but against
the Generals took a new lease on life
and almost annihilated their old en-
emies. Either Washington and Lee is
not as strong as it was expected to be
or v. P. I. has come along with a
great rush. One factor much in v. p.
rs favor in preparation for the game
was the open date 1t had the week
Evening star., 1935-10-28

(See UNBEATEN TEAMS, Page 49,
Evening star., 1935-10-28
UNbEATEN TEAMS
STRUGGLE IN EACH
100000 Will See "Irish"
Battle Ohio State and
Bears Face UCIans.
BY HERBERT W. BARKER,

Associated Press Sports Writer
n YEW YORK, October 28.-Focus
nj your attention this week on
Columbus, Ohio. and Los An
a QeleS Or Nnli NAV miss the
La gaceta., 1935-10-04
Tony Canzoneri defendera esta noche
SUI corona frente a Al Roth

New York, Octubre AL
campe6n de las 1876 librss, ell
fuerte joven italiano Tony Can
zoneri, defendera esta noche su
tftulo, a Is ~asaltos, frente a AL
Roth, ell formidable "pagador"
de New York. Roth procede del
Bronx, donde tiene muchos ami
COS y admiradores, que iran a
verle en- ell amplio local de la cor
poraci6n Madison Square Gar
den.
Roth es ell favorito para una
parte del plblico, la que duda
de la potencia de piernas de
Canzoneri.
Muchos expertos opinan que
la suerte del neoyorquino fren-
tie al itafiano, sera la misma que
corriera Lou Ambers, la de la
derrota.
Las apuestas de hoy Sc incli-
nan a favor de Tony, de 8 a 5.
Canzoneri lleva 10 amos pc
leando Y triunfando, no obstan
tie los contratlempos.
Conquist6 eel tftulo del peso
de pluma en- 1928, derrotando
a Benny Bass, en- los finales de
un torneo. Despues conquist6
ell del peso ligero y tambien ha
tenido en- su poder ell del peque-
no peso welter. Dos veces estu-
vo a la cabeza de las 1876 libras.
Barney Ross lie derroto y To-
ny paso a pelear con individuos
de menor categoria, ganande
dinero facil.
Cuando Ross renunci6 al tro-
no, alegando que no podia reba-
jarse ell peso a las 1876, CAMEO
neri Sc puso de nuevo en- cam
pana.
Derrotando a Lou Ambers, a
quien habia escogido la conf
La gaceta., 1935-10-04
ITALIA TRATA DE QUE Sc
ACEPTE 10 QUE Sc ACEP-
TO CUANDO Ell JAPON

Roma, Occtubre 4.-El pri-
mer ministro Mussolini tratara
de lograr que la Liga de Nacio-
mes acepte 10 que sucede en- Etio
p1a sin declaration de guerra,
como Sc hiciera en- ell case del
Jap6n con China.
Tratara ell Duee de sehalar
a Ethiopia como ell poder agre-
sOr, pero no persuadira a nadie.
Italia mantiene que la retirada
de Ethiopia q una IONA neutral
mas ALA de la frontera, ha sido
I'm movimiento estrategico para
organizar sus planes y atacar
las colonias italianas.
Italia tiene en- ell dfa de hoy
mas de $4,000 soldados en- la
IONA de guerra. Sabese que ell
ejercitO italiano en- Africa Sc
combpone de mas de 100000 hom
bres con perfecto armamento
moderno.
La gaceta., 1935-10-04
'uIClo PARA UN CAPTAIN
DE POLICIA

Ell captain de p9licia MiAll
comparecera hoy ante ell juez
Cornelius, de- la Corte del Con-
dado, bajo la acusaci6n de ha-
Der agredido a un grupo de O.
brs@s, ell dfa 7 de septiembre,
frente 3 la carcel municipal.
Con Mizell aparece acusado Ell
mer Gable, I'm empleado del de-
partamento de sandal.
Accmeti6 el captain sin mott
vo, hiriendolo, a Olin Thomp-
son, pegandole con I'm black .
jack. Gable agredi6 a Sam Aa-
ron Russell.
La gaceta., 1935-10-04
LOS TERRIERS CONTRA Ell
SARASOTA

Bastante animation existe pa
ra la batalla de esta noche, en-
Sarasota, entire los Terriers del
Institute Hillsborough y los Ma
rineros de la ciudad de Sars de
Sofa.
A las 80 Sc dara la primera
'patada" y empezara ell ataque
lie los Terriers.
Ell coach Willard Johnson es
oera volver a Tampa con los lau
relies de la victoria y les mucha-
:hos asi Sc 10 han prometido.
Los mismos j6venes que ju-
garon contra ell Clearwater, la
semana pasada, jugaran hoy.
He aqui la alineaci6n de los
'galos" del Institute de Semi :
lole Heights: Harris, lie; Wag-
goner, It; Massey, lg; Griffin, =;
.Riveito, rg; Adelburg TT; Sweat
re; Velasco, OBJ; Orihuela, III ;
Hatch o Roberts, rh; Y Middle
ton, fb.
La gaceta., 1935-10-04

para que sea. Yea listed d6nde,
ell mismo marido deja a Loren
"a en- libertad para que haga 10
que no debe."
Y visit6 de nuevo a su ami
ga y de nuevo la advirtio:
Ten cuenta con 10 que ha-
ces, Mira que la libertad en- que
tn esposo tie deja, es muy peli-
groSa.
Ella, incomodada cast, res
pondi6le:
7GSabes que tie pones pesa-
do con tus advertencias? 81 no
fuera porque me conSta que las
haceS con la mejor intenci6n.,.
Por 10 demas, va YES que 20 no
tengo la culpa de que mi mari
do me dele en- esa libertad que
Hamas peligrosa.
La gaceta., 1935-10-04

sion atletica del estado de New
York, Ell italianito recuper6 Ell
tftulo, entrando de nuevo en- las
grandes bolsas.
Entire sus vfctimas figuran
Leonardo del Genio y Davey
Day, companero de establo de
Barney Ross, ell actual campe6n
del peso weller.
Posee Canzoneri una gran
finca en- Marlboro, New York,
y ALI Sc ha entrenado.
ICompletan ell cartel comba-
ties entire Steve Halaiko, de Sy-
racuse, y Wesley Ramey, de
Gran Rapids, Michigan; Ell In
dio Hurtado, de Panama, con-
ira Julio KATE, de New York
Fritz Zivic, de Pittsburgh, con-
ira George Salvatore, de Hous-
ton, Texas; Eddie Zivic de RI
val de Leu Lombardi, Y Lem
Feldman, de New York, contra
Peter de Ruzza, de Bridgeport,
Connecticut.
La gaceta., 1935-10-04
DEPORTES
LA BATALLA ENTIRE LAS
PANTERAS Y Ell INSTI-
TUTO DE FORT MYERS

Invadira manana esta ciudad
ia lola verde" de Fort Myers,
de la preciosa poblaci6n, con la
esperanto de dominar y veneer
a las Panteras del Institute
Plant, que dirige ell coach La
mar Sara.
La "ola" arribara esta noche
y ell partido sc efectuara mana
ma, a las tres de la tarde, en-
Plant Field.
Las Panteras jugaron va con
ell Bradenton y salieron de la &C
ci6n con unos pequenos arana-
Zos. Ahora estiman que su vic
toria sobre ell Fort Myers sera
La gaceta., 1935-10-04

estrech6 las manos, diciendole /;
-iSalvame! Estoy perdida
Luego entr0 en- amplias ex-
plicaciones.
Habfa sucumbido al amor de
Mario e iba a ser madre.
Con ell tempo que llevaba au-
sente su esposo, jcomo justifi-
car su maternidad?
Y menos NAL 81 la ausencia
de Revilla Sc prolongaba hasta
que ella saliese de- su estado.
Pero, 81 volvia antes, lQue iba
a suceder?
-Cuanto siento ahora no
haber hecho case de tus amisto-
sas advertencias !-exclam6
-Siempre sucede 10 mismo,
-respondi6 Morales.-Os ARE
pentis cuando va ell NAL no tie
La gaceta., 1935-10-04
TAMPA COLLEGE CONTRA
SAN PETERSBURG

FL team de football del Cole
gio de Tampa jugara hoy por la
tarde, en- Plant Field, a las tres,
con ell st. Petersburg.
Frank Roig es ell hombre la
We del team local, segdn ell
coach, padre Leo Garvey,
La possible Inca de combate
de hoy es la siguiente: Eisele,
c; Castillo y T. Paul, guardas ;
Jones y Alchedisk, derribado-
res; Stringfellow y Magadan, fl
males; Roig Solomon, de la ,pri-
mera Inca de defensa; Fernan-
dee y Gutierrez, de Ia media IL
nea, y Ferlita, ell de la extrema
retaguardia.
La gaceta., 1935-10-04
Isl LA LIGA DECRETA Ell
BOYCOTT CONRA ITALIA,
LA AYUDARA

Roma, oct. 4.-Alemania o.
freci6 aver su mano de ayuda a
Italia, en- ell case de que la Liga
declare ell boycott econ6mico al
Duce.
Ell embajador aleman, Won
Hassen, fue recibido por ell pri-
mer ministro Mussolini, en- ell
palacio de Venecia. Dicese que
discutieron la posibilidad de q.
Italia pueda obtener efectos Vi
tales, en- ell case de que Sc aprue
ben sanciones.
La gaceta., 1935-10-04
servicios!

Serviciosi
10 cual no fue obstaculo pa
ra que aquel mismo dfa reci-
biese de manos de Lorenza una
cantidad que ~necesitaba nara
salir de I'm compromise urgen-
te.
La recibi6 a titulo de pres
ramo, por supaesto, pues su
delicadeza no permitfa otra
cosa; pero era aquel uno de
esos prestamos que no Sc pa
gan nunca, nj nunca son recla-
mados.
-Yo me encargo de todo,-
dlJo Morales.-Fia en- mi.
7 desde entonces visitaba
dlariamente la casa de 81 ami
ga y tomaba las disposiciones
que creia convenieutes, siendo
La gaceta., 1935-10-04
Pleitos Y Divorcios

Lou E. Pate contra Harvey
j. Pate; Felicia Dolcimascolo
contra Antonio Spitaletto;
John P. Burton contra Jose Spa
das; Andrea MirabelEa contra
r. R. Newton; Delis Thomas
contra Jeff Thomas; Sebastian
Michel contra Proctor and
Gamble Distributing Co.
La gaceta., 1935-10-04
Ell DESAFIO DE Y EN-.
IRE TIGRES Y CUBS

Mickey Cochrane empat6 aver
Ia serie con Charles Grimm Y
ahora cada club tiene un juego
ganado y uno perdido. FL famo-
so catcher utilize a Tommy
Bridges, Ell esbelto pitcher de
las Is libras de peso; su rival
Sc decide por ell veterano Root,
a quien hubo de sustituir pri-
La gaceta., 1935-10-04

l2; Ruby, C; Massey, rg; Wood,
TT; Mckay, re; Thomas, qb; Nc
DuffeW lh; Hance, rh, y Pitt
man, fb,
Fort Myers: Randell, lie; C.
Tew, It; Kelly, lg; Paul Tew, c;
Haefaker, rg; Stambaugh, TT;
Williams, re; R. Jeffcost, qb;
Finger, III; Hisler, rh, y B. Jeff
colt, fb.
La gaceta., 1935-10-04

Y Sc encogi6 de hombros, CO.
mo queriendo decir: "Cargue
otro con la responsibilities de
10 que ocurra."
No sere yo csc otro,-pen
SO Morales ;-pues bien me he
curado en- salud, pecando hasta
de importuno con mis- adverten-
cias."
La gaceta., 1935-10-04

Claro para hoy y ell sabado.
Maxima temperature aver,
IS grades; minima, SO.
Marea alta a las 5:04 a. m.
marea baja a la 1:25 p. m.
La gaceta., 1935-10-04

Transcurieron algunps meses,
" un dia Lorenza llam6 con
gran urgencia a Enrique.
Este acudi6 al llamamiento
diciendose:
LEGO 10 que esperaba.
Y no Sc equivoco.
Palida y Iorosa, Lorenza le
La gaceta., 1935-10-04
La Gaceta Folletin No. 294
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

"iSalvame!" Y 70 hare 10 posi-
BILE por salvarte. lQue duda
hay? Pero vale mas que ESQ no
llegue.
-Descuida: no llegara,-con
test6 ella, sin dejar de sonreir.
-Asi 10 deseo. Ahora va no
podras decir que no tie he adver
lido.
Y creyendo cumplidos con
este sus deberes de amigo, En-
rique Sc retro, pensando:
Ell compromise llegara y
La gaceta., 1935-10-04

sere 20 ell encargado de buscar-
lie soluc6n. Esperemos."
Por aquel entonces, ell barco
a cuya dotaci6n pertenecia Re-
villa, fue designado para cum
plir una mission diplomatica GER
ca de algunas repGblicas ameri-
,canas.
Ignorabase ell tempo que du-
raria ell viaje.
10 mismo podia durar un
mes que un aho.
Cuando Morales supo la par
tida de Alexandra, pens6:
"-i Hombre, que oportuni-
dad Cuando una cosa, ha de
ser, parece que TODD Sc conjura
La gaceta., 1935-10-04

Enrique ofreci6se incondicio
nalmente a su amiga, Y esta d.
jole:
-Yo sabre agradecerte tus
favoreS.
-iQteres caTBar !-repuso
ell, ffingiendose ofendido.-
mi que trataras de pagan mis-
La gaceta., 1935-10-04

La Secc1oh Atietlca DEL Clccl
10 Cubano Sc ha puesto los gum
ties, Sc ha echado al hombro los
bates y manana sabado celebra
ra una gran fiesta en- ell palacio
de la Gale IA y Decima Ave.
No es una fiesta de punos
de baseball, nj TN "field d
sine un bale, algo que cons
"a mas productive en- esta q
ca del ano. =
Las mesas Sc han puesto a la
venta entire los fanatics" del
bale y de los deportes y ell re-
sultado sera excelente, q juzgar
por las notieias que tenemes.
La Secci6n Atletica, a la cual
hemos ayudado mucho, dejando
de cobrarle cuando otros lie CO.
braban y recabando para ella
una ley que le peFmite ofrecer
peleas de boxeo, tiene una his
toria gloriosa dentro de la po-
derosa sociedad.
Hubo una epoca en- que todos
La gaceta., 1935-10-04

ne remedio, y entonces, que 10
arregle TODD Enriquillo.
It'll no me abandonaraS!
mo, mujer, no! Descuida.
va yes: Dios no me ha da-
do hijos en- mi matrimonio...
ST: y te los da fuera de el.
Tambien ESQ es cosa muy fire.
cuente.
La gaceta., 1935-10-04
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La gaceta., 1935-10-04

PeVino Ia decadencia del
y la Arena fue cerrada,
muchos lamentamos.
Esppes 8. Cfrculo Sc caste
rios miles de pes en- dar
h1eva vida al espec kpero
sin conseguirlo.
La presente Secci6nN tletic5|
hace TODD 10 possible por atender'
Ell boxeo y las luehas y reeiente-
mente firm6 un contrato con
Mr.. Griffin, empresario que Sc
propone resucitar ell interes por
ell pugilismo sin que ell p1blieo
tenga que salir de Yber.
AL desearle exito a la secci6n
en- el bale del sabado, lie rece-
mendamos no desmaye en- ell
empeno de mantener ell NOM
bre del Cfrculo en- ell mapa de-
portivo de la Florida.
La gaceta., 1935-10-04

T EVTSULdS.
Una pelota, sacada del terre-
20 por 81 bate y ell viento, lie di6
ii la nariz al nino Ernest Wet
tier, de 10 amos, lastimandolo. a,