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La gaceta., 1935-08-29
Del Castillo Ponce de Leon

Para ell bale social que ell Gas
tillo Ponce de Leon celebrara
en- ell Castillo Crist6bal Colon,
ell Sabado, han sido invitados ell
Circulo Cubano, Centre Espa-
mol, Centric Asturiano, Unio-
ne Italiana, Orden Caballero de
la Luz, Loyal Knights, Temple
Ammonia No. 5, Temple Ideal
No. 10 y Castillos Dante Alighe
ri y Crist6bal Colon Nc. 7.
Han separado mesas: BaIdo-
nero Fernandez, Jose Alvarez,
Antonio Castillo, Rodriguez y
Rubio, Sebastian Sierra, Primo
Lord, Miguel Menendez, ALDER
to D'Arpa, Charlie Pent, South
ern Brewing Co., Luis Garlic,
Jose Regueira, Abraham Gar
cia, R. E. Rodriguez y otros.
Tocara la orquesta ia Tro-
pical'.
La gaceta., 1935-08-29
ENCONTRADO Ell CUERPO
hDEL BANDIDO HAMILTON

Oswe2O, ILL.,, agosto 29.-Los
agentss del departamento de
justicia dSscubrieron aver que
John Hamilton, IN enemigo pd-
blico, fue enterrado aqui des-
pues de la muerte de su jefe, ell
famoso John Dillinger. Hamil-
Ton era buscado por ell asesina-
to del sargento de detectives
Sergean, de Chicago Ell cuenpo
habia sido enterrago en- una TO
pa solo de 3 pies de profundi-
Fad. Interrogado por los agen-
ell juez de paz Groner de-
fro que ell cuerSo habia reel
DIDO sepultura hace mas de IN
anO.
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cadas para ell premio deberian
tener alguna recompensa. Fin
mente, sc IN llegado a un acu
de-
La madro qre va a la cabeZ%
de esta og,S5inal carrera es Ia
sonora LIZ: Kenny, la cual tie
ne cstorce hijOs, once de los
cuales han nacido desde que
lempez6 marathon.
En- Ell pr6ximo mes de diciem
bre dara a luz nuevamente, con-
fiando en- que tendra tres en- ell
parto o por 10 menos gemelos.
La sonora Lilly ha dado a luz
tres wees gemelos.
La sonora Florence Brown,
de cuarenta y dos amos, ha dado
a Alz 81 hijCs; zero solo cuatro
de3de la muerte de Miller.
La sonora Grace Bagnato, de
cuarenta y seis, italiana, ha da-
do a luz VENTURES hijos y es
Otra de las mas calificadas para
Lamar ell marathon. Nueve de
sus hij IS I'm nacido desde que
amsez6 ell concurso y dice que
9spera pronto Otro.
La sonora Am5rosia Harri-
son tiene treinta y ocho amos y
ha tenido c~atorce hijos, ocho de
les cuales desde 1926. Viven to-
dos sus hijos, entire ellos dos
parejas de gemelos.
La sonora St6fano Darrigo,
IA - y seis, madre de
MICS, siete nacidos
Bde los limites de la ca
FTefa, quiere triunfar y quisie-
"a tener una pareja de gene
ios o un parto triple.
La sonora William T. Casper
tiene diez hijos, pero solo tres
nacidos deSde octubre de 1926.
Hay otras mudhas madres
que quieren ser incluidas en- la
-arrera, pero no reunen sufi-
cientes condolences para CLASH
ficarse entire las finalistas.
N. r.
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PLEITOS Y

Robert B. Taylor contra Van
ME M. Taylor; C. w. Duke con-
ira H. R. Bentley; Prudential
Insurance CO. contra Benjamin
NJ. Stone; Exchange National
Bank contra Maryland Arms,
Inc; j. G. Bowden contra J. B.
Fletcher; South Farms Drain
age district contra ell Estado de
Florida.
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ProgrGmG de la Gran
Fiesta VeraRieg0

Para la fiesta del Centre Es-
panel, en- ell edificio de West
Tampa, a beneficio del Sanato-
rio, Sc ha combinadp este pro
grama:
A las 10 a. m. Aperture del
edificio; 1890, Sc servira ell
almuerzo por ell restaurant Las
Novedades.
Los Bohemios Sc encargaran
de deleitar a los comensales du-
rante ell almuerzo. A las 8 CO.
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JESUS AENLLE ESTABLE-
CIDO EN- ST. PETERSBURG

Ell Sr. JESUS Aenlle, persona
muy conocida en- la colonia la
tina de esta ciudad, ACADIA de
abrir un restaurant en- la Gale
9 y Central, en- st. Petersburg,
frente al Banco Union Trust
Co.
Els ell unico restaurant espa-
La gaceta., 1935-08-29
~4EertaTa de C0Ieg&0

4pert@ra de C0Jeg&0
Ell colegio Nuestra Sonora
lie la MERGED reanudara sus cla-
ses ell lunes 9 de septiembre.
Los dias para matricularse
son ell 5, 6 y 7 del entrante mes,
Las personas interesadas pue
len acudir a tempo para ell me
ior orden y comodidad en- los
ngres0s.
Las hermanas de la Acade-
mia San Jose estan encargadas
lie la en3enanza primaria, la
.ntermedia, Junior, Y Senior
High School,.
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En- Ell Labor Dan

Contindan los preparativos
para la fiesta campestre que la
Agrupaci0n Pro-Fabricaci6n de
la Orden Caballero de la Luz
celebrara en- ell parque De Soto,
Habra un sabroso y criollo
almuerzo.
Para los bailables han sido
contratadas las orquestas LA
Tropical y Rex Clenton Melo-
dy.
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mol de la ciudad de allende ell
puente de Candy y Aenlle cuen-
ia con ell apoyo de valiosos ele-
mentos de esa comunidad.
lie deseamos muchos exitos
en- su nuevo negocio.
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SOCIALES
AV5So

Aviso
Sc informa a todos los que
tienen tickets para ell almuer-
20 del domingo, en- la fiesta del
Centre Espanol de West Tam
pa ore pasen por la Secretaria
del edificio de Ybor, a las A de
la tarde de manana viernes.
Las papeletas que no Sc en-
tNguen manana Sc considera-
ran vendidas.
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Beech Pafty

Los muchachos del Sunlight
Social Club daran un paseo a la
playa de Clearwater, ell "Dia
de los Trabajadores".
Los miembros deben de estar
a las II, al mediodfa, en- el To-
cal de la Legion Americana.
La gaceta., 1935-08-29

menza4 - bale, en- ell salon al
to-, con " questa Don Fran
cisco, y O. sala cantina con
ell conjunt6 "Santirzo", en- ell
primer turno y despues, LOS
Bohemios''.
Habra concursos de bales y
cantos regioRales.
La fiesta terminara en- horas
de la noche.
Precio del almuerzo y entra-
da $1.00. Para ell bale, 40 cts,
los caballeros y rs las damas.
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Las democrse;ss sefA sustitd $ por las
dictaduras 81 no Sc corigen squivocaciones

Madrid, Agosto 29.-Los pc
riodicos publican un despacho
de Rio Janeiro, Brasil, conte-
niendo declaraciones del Sr.
Salvador Mdsriaga, delegado
de Espana ante la Sociedad de
Naciones.
Asegurando que la demoGra
cha francesa ha pasado de mo-
da, Madariaga agrego que has
ia la demscracia de los Esta-
dos Unidos es una contradic-
cicn. "Los americanos son pri-
La gaceta., 1935-08-29
Una Junta

Sc reuniran en- junta urgen-
tie esta noche los miembros de
la Secci6n de Propaganda del
Centre Espanol.
Els de sumo interes la asis-
tencia de todos.
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sioneros De Asu Constitution
que fue aprd Ada por los puri
tanos anti-iH@ xialistas; pero
hoy Estados Ul es es un grar
poder imperialis ~ colonial y
sigue encerrada Intro de Ia
misma CoAstitucioif
Senalo sque InglN ha
demostrado mayor iduria
en- resolver los prob p
liticos y q. es ell dnicS
una Constitution flex
moldeada en- los aconteciA
tos.
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MITIN EN- FAVOR be LA
DE MCKAY

LeOd a obtenef eI puest0 de d.
rector de distrito, ;pero que ~
ha utilizado la WPA en- su be-
neficio personal nj para fines
politicos.
La gaceta., 1935-08-29

anO
Evening star., 1935-08-15
BEER, MILK PAY
CO[LEG|AN'S WAY
Delivers Both by Truck in
Summer-0ther Snappy
Bits of Sports.
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.


n YEW YORK, August 15.-The
nj sports roundup: Jimmy Ra-
musen, Marquette basket ball
4 star, Is going through college
on beer and milk During the
Summer he wrestles with beer kegs for
a Milwaukee brewery on week days
-. then hitch hikes to Elgin, Ill, to
act as Sunday relief driver on a dairy
truck.
Bitsy Grants father says his half
pint tennis player can't turn pro until
he wins a national grass courts cham
pionship Fred Perry says the
British liked our Davis Cuppers so we'll
they hope the same crowd comes back
... Sure, they do -.
Swimming Doesn't Pay.
HELENE MADISON says she got
= nothing out Of her national
swimming championships except
cheers and a few fair weather friends
Mickey Walkers comeback is
packing in the fans in 1929 style . .
Marquette will play eight foot ball
teams from as many States this
Fall -.
Earl Mack is running into trouble
recruiting a team of American
Leaguers to tour Mexico next Fall
First, Clark Griffith fatty refused to
let Heinie Manush, Earl Whitehill and
Ralph Kress go along.
The moguls have soured on the
transforming idea they say the
players come home stale and their
regular seasons work is of color &.
There is always the risk some high
priced star will break a leg on the
none-too-good foreign diamonds.
Shields May Turn Pro.
JACK DEMPSEY, Mrs Jack and the
- baby are back on Broadway after
tour through the West The
Dodgers are the seasons biggest dis
appointment Unless the movie
barons renew his contract, Francis x.
Shields. the tennis star, may join Bill
O'Brien's professional group.
Fuel Moore. the pitcher just plucked
from the Phillies, is the third Indian
to wear the Giants livery the
others were Chief Myers, the catcher.
and Jim Thorpe, super-Carlisle ath-
lete Moore is a member of the
Chickasaw tribe of Oklahoma.
Evening star., 1935-08-15
LYMAN Double Victor,

T YMAN won the shot put at so feet
9 inches, and then added the
discus with a toss of 1877 feet 934
inches, more than 19 feet better than
his nearest competitor, Moiroud.
Ivan Fuqua of Indiana won the 400
meters in 1915 seconds and John
Wolff of Manhattan took the 800
meter run in 1894 despite the fact
he conceded the second-place winner,
Luigi Crocci of Italy, 80 meters handi-
cap. Tom Moore was clocked in 1873
for the 110-meter high hurdles to win
easily from Vanon of France. Joe
McCluskey of New York earned a
convincing triumph in the 5000
meters. McCluskey was clicked in
1888 and won by more than II Sec
onds from Joseph Charter, who re-
ceived go meters handicap.
William Roy Of New Orleans cleared
13 feet 112 inches in the pole vault
with no opposition. Cornelius john
son of Los Angeles, easily won the
high jump at 6 feet inches.
Fuqua, Moore, johnson and Pea
cock, running legs of 400, 300. 200 and
100 meters, respectively, defeated a
five-man French team, each running
200 meter legs, in 1854. The
Frenchmen's time was 1:572.
Evening star., 1935-08-15

for you to deny any statement sup
posed to come from me about the Ber-
lin Olympic games. I've never made
one. I have troubles enough of my
own without stepping into another
argument. I've been around long
enough to know this Is going to be one
of the hardest pennants to win that
any ball club ever tried for"
(Copyfirht 1895 by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. inc)
Evening star., 1935-08-15
Cardinals Boast They "Have Just Begun to Fight"
"Ga

Maybe it did us all q lot Of
good to let of some steam and get
down to business" suggested one
of the milder members of the Gas
House Gang"
Anyway the boys are all bear
ing down now. We are thinking
about that world series dough
again. We figure to collect it, and
I don't mean the losers end"
The scrappiest base ball team,
though fighting back to get an
even break yesterday, didn't wreck
the Polo Grounds. Maybe it was
the humidity. Maybe it was the
absence of the great Dizzy Dean.
who said he had a-cold and want
ed to rest his nerves before having
Evening star., 1935-08-15
clip! Help! D. C. Net Fans!

JOUR nicke dime quarter may prove to be just
the final push required to reach that amount of $l0o
still needed before the expenses Of sending tennis
champions Barney Welsh and Ralph McEvenny to
National Public Parks Tournament at New Orleans next
week be assured
Ofhcias professionals seeded stars dubS, all in
vited Join the cy in contributing toward this fund
interested in giving Welsh the right to de-
fend his national public parks championship which he
brought Washington the first time last year. may
donate his Bit
With Welsh and McElvenny forming the strongest dou-
bes team to represent District in national
petition there is to anticipate both being brought
back the Capita- the cys outstanding racketers
get to New Orleans. ~~ fs~
Bill Dismer taking all contributions at The Evening
Star They be mailed to him brought down to the
sports department. But only three days remain to contribute
hustle.
Any surplus will be held in local associations treas
ury to defray similar expenses in 1886.
Evening star., 1935-08-15

that packed the Polo Grounds after
the sardine fashion, with less than
an inch of open space.
"Tough-I1l say it's tough race.
Frank Frisch said in the Cardinal
dugout, with tne thermometer boiling
at 11O. And it may get even tougher.
We win l8 out of l9 games, then
drop 9 Of our next 10 games and then
win straight. Try to figure that one
out. When thinks like that can happen
not even a cuckoo would start guess
ing now"
Bill Terry was in the same fix. I'VE
beat the Cardinals four straight in
their own park" he said, land drop
four out of six to the Phillies and let
the Dodgers park few on our chins.
Evening star., 1935-08-15

q fling at the league leaders today.
The nearest to an outbreak oc-'
Cured in the ninth inning Of the
first game when "Lippy Leo" Du-
rocher, Cardinal captain. had some
words with Gus Mancuso at the
plate. The Giants backstop dis
played some pugilistic tendencies,
drawing both teams from the dug
outs on the run, but not q punch
was tossed. It was q big disap-
pointment to 50,868 customers.
The world champions have Q
wholesome respect for the Giants.
II think We can beat them again.
but 1t will be . tough night all the
way" conceded Manager frankie
Frisch. II ws can stay within
Evening star., 1935-08-15
YANKS OUTCLASS
FRENCH, ITALIANS
Give Big Handicaps and Win
II of IL Contests in
Meet at Lyons.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Y YONS, France, August IS
| Americas touring track and
| field athletes conceded big
IL handicaps to French and
Italian rivals and still emerged victors
in II of the II events of an interna-
tional meet here.
Norman Bright of the San Francisco
Olympic Club was the only American
loser. He ran the 1900 meters in 4:03
and finished second to Rene Berthord,
who was given a handicap of 1870
meters. Berthord's time for the short
er distance was 4:01.6.
Eulace Peacock, Temple University
Negro ace, and John Lyman, weight
man of the Olympic Club. hung up
double victories. Peacock took the
100-meter dash in 1916 seconds, with
Artail and Charvet second and third,
and then captured the broad jump
at % feet 1l5 inches with Auguste
Moiroud poor second. Peacock suf-
fered cramp in leg muscle in the
broad jump and made no effort to
boost his mark.
Evening star., 1935-08-15

shooting distance Of the Giants
on this trip we will have the adj
vantage Of finishing at home.
I'VE are not overlooking those
Cubs, either"
The principal difference between
the two clubs this year Is that the
Dean brothers have not been so
effective against the Giants. Each
beat the New Workers six times
last year, but their record up to
today showed only two victories
against six defeats.
Dizzy has yet to beat the Giants.
Paul's 23d birthday yesterday was
marked by his fourth setback at
the hands Of the league lsadsrL
Evening star., 1935-08-15

Boston went on a swatting spree tha
netted 81 blows and trimmed Cincin
natl to and II to 5.
The Tigers turned their heavy gun
on Washington pitching and again in
creased their lead to six games. Tn
Indians turned back the Yankees, z T.
6, when Odell Hale's ninth-innini
double with the corners crammed pro
duced the deciding pair of runs.
The Red Sox consolidated their hok
on third place in the standing by beat
ing the White Sox. to l. behint
Fritz Ostermueller's seven-hit fiinsine
The Athletics, with Jimmie Fox;
swatting two homers TO bring his sea
sons total to %, bowled over tn
Browns, 8 to 2.
Evening star., 1935-08-15
Mats Drop Hayes Hure Giants Split Blasts Ccal Sees
Stars Yesterday
BY the Associated Press.

Lynwood Rowe, Tigers-Pitched full
game against Senators and hit triple,
double and three singles for perfect
day at plate.
Joe Moore, Giants, and Bill Halla-
han, Cardinals-Moore smacked hon.
er, triple and single in first game;
Hallahan pitched shut-out ball in Sec
ond and helped win 1t with circuit
swat.
Pinky Whitney, Braves-Knocked in
seven runs, hitting two triples and two
singles in double victory over Reds.
Jimmie Foxx, Athletics-Smacked
two home runs against Browns.
Evening star., 1935-08-15

There isn't any
answer Xce p t
this-it will be a
hot race now to
the finish. We've
got a rough two
weeks ahead and
a little later we
hit the road. I'd
like to slip you a
tip, but I don't
k n o W myself
OF the W ay
things have been
happening tn e
last six weeks.
ss-a
Evening star., 1935-08-15

Runs batted ln-Greenberg 81. GosliI
Clifton Owen. Stone, Kress. Tvofbas
hits-Goslin, owen. Rowe, Greenberg. Bol
ton. Bluege. Three-base hits-Cochfane
Goslin Double plays-Clifton to Green
berg. Rogell to Clifton to Greenbere, lClif
ton to Roeell to Greenberg. Left on base
-Washineton, :: Detroit, T. First bes
on balls-Of Rowe =; OF Newsom. Z; Of
Hayes, g. Of Petit. Struck outt-B
Rove. .; by Newsom. l; by Hayes. l. Hit
in . innings: of Petit. in inninss
Hit by pitched ball-Ey Newsom tClinon)
Balk-Hayes. Losing pitcher-Ntysom
Umpires-MesSrs. Moriarty and Ovens
Time-2:l1.
Evening star., 1935-08-15
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Base Ball.
Washington at Detroit, 3.

Base Ball.
Washington at Detroit, 3.
Tennis.
Embassy tournament, 2435 Massa-
chusetts avenue.
Boys playground junior and senior
doubles championships, Chevy Chase
courts.
Chiselers' tournament, Monument
courts.
Wrestling.
Ed Don George Mike Mazurki,
main match, Griffith Stadium,
$50.
TOMORROW.
Base Ball.
Washington at D '-oit, 3.
SATURDAY.
Base Ball.
Washington at Cleveland. 3.
Horse Show.
Riding and Hunt Club meet,
Meadowbrook Saddle Club, East
West Highway, 1880.
Evening star., 1935-08-15
International.

International.
Newark, 3-l2; Toronto, 0-1.
Montreal, IL: Baltimore, 4.
Rochester, 4; Syracuse, 3.
Albany, 6; Buffalo, 3.
American Association.
Columbus, z; Kansas City, 2.
Milwaukee, 6; Toledo, /.
Indianapolis, z; Minneapolis, 2.
Southern Association.
Nashville, 8; Atlanta, 4.
New Orleans, 10: Birmingham, 1.
Memphis, 3; Little Rock, o.
Evening star., 1935-08-15

Both the man.
DARN of the Car
dinals and the
lie ad er Of the
Giants admitted
this was one Of
the toughest pen
nant races they
ever had known
and also one of
the most cock
eyed.
You might have
figured a world
series was under
way from t he
noise of a nlaSSed,
sWelterin1 crowd
Evening star., 1935-08-15
Homer Standing.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Home runs yesterday-Foxx, Ath-
letics CD; Rothrock, Cardinals; T.
Moore, Cardinals: Martin, Cardinals;
Hallahan, Cardinals; J. Moore,
Giants; Mancuso, Giants: Hafey,
Pirates; Cavarretta, Cubs, l each.
The leaders-Greenberg, Tigers, 81
Berger, Braves, Is; OFT. Giants, "a;
Foxx, Athletics, 70.
League totals-National, 5l3; Amer
ican, 500.
Evening star., 1935-08-15
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Today a year ago-Lord Jim won
$25,O0 Hambletonian for trotters.
Yankees stopped Detroit's winning
streak at IA.
Three years ago-Ross Somerville,
Canadian, shot 71-69 140 to lead sec
tional qualifiers for national amateur
golf championship.
Five years ago-Yacht Thisbe Of
America defeated Quest of Canada
for Canada's Cup three out of five
races.
Piedmont.
ASheyille, IL: Wilmington. 9.
Evening star., 1935-08-15
JOCKEY is RULED OFF
Bagur Caught With Electric Bat
tery at Lincoln Field.

terry at Lincoln Field.
CHICAGO, August Is (P.--Jocke.
Herbert Bagur Of New Orleans ha
been ruled of the turf for life by th'
Illinois Racing Commission on recon-
mendation of the Board Of Steward
at Lincoln Field
The stewards asserted they hat
caught Bagur in possession of al
electric battery as he was about tt
ride Haggerson.
Evening star., 1935-08-15
COAST SURVEY WINS

Coast Survey defeated State De-
partment, 5-3, in a postponed soft
ball game. Littlepage shut out State
until the last inning.
Evening star., 1935-08-15
RACE |SCOCKEYED,
SAY FR|SCH, TERRY
Card, Giant Leaders Agree
as World -Series-Like Set
Opens Before $1,000.
BY GRANTLAND RICE.

N YEw YORK, August 15.-Sur-
M rounded by $4,000 spectators,
" packed into one broiling mass
4 of humanity, Frank Frisch
and Bill Terry made similar confes-
sions as the New York-St. Louis
double header started.
Evening star., 1935-08-15
BY the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, August is
nj The Gas House Gang"
VI from st. Louis, No. l men
q ace to the pennant hopes
: Of the erratic New York Giants,
say they have just begun to fight.
They're referring, of course, to
the National League opposition,
not themselves. 1t seems scarcely
two months ago that the World
Champion Cardinals we're scrap
ping violently with each other, on
and of the ball field, while New
York dominated the pennant race.
The situation has changed with
great rapidity. They are all pull
ing together now,
Evening star., 1935-08-15

Dizzy Dean, who remained in his
hotel with a slight cold. is expected
to hurl for the Cards today against
either Roy Parmelee or Hal Schu-
macher.
The days real profits were recorded
in that section of the standing where
pennant hopes are growing faint if
they haven't already been abandoned.
Evening star., 1935-08-15
Middle Atlantic League.

Beckley, /; Charleston, 0.
Johnston, IL; Akron, 7.
Huntington, Az; Portsmouth, 3-s.
Dayton, s; GAINESVILLE, 2.
Evening star., 1935-08-15

Pirates, Braves Shine.
Along with Brooklyn, the fourth
place Pittsburgh Pirates and the Gel
lar-dwelling Boston Braves turned in
double victories. The Bucs knocked
of the Phillies, 8 to l and to 4, while
Evening star., 1935-08-15
CARD, CUB DRIVES
FORLEAD BALKED
st. Louis to Pass New York
Must Sweep Rest of Set.
Chicago Can't Climb.
BY HUGH s. FULLERTON, Jr.,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

Associated Press Sports writer.
TINE opening blast Of the current
intersectional battle in the Ma
tional League has gone long
u way toward taking the "cru-
cial" aspect out Of the New York
visits Of the challenging st. Louis
Cardinals and Chicago Cubs.
Despite the world series atmosphere
at the Polo Grounds yesterday when
50,868 cash customers saw the Giants
and Cardinals divide bitterly fought
double-header the days results left
both the Cards and Cubs with slender
prospects Of taking the lead in the
immediate future.
After taking a 6-to-4 setback in
the opening game the Cardinals
needed four straight victories over
the league leaders to take first place
by few percentage points.
They won the second clash, to 0.
when Bill Hallahan helped himself
along toward a shoutout victory by
smacking the first home run of his
major league career.
Evening star., 1935-08-15
Cubs Twice Drubbed.

THE Cubs, meanwhile, took a dou-
bic drubbing from their former
cousins" the Dodgers, wiped out the
oddity Of the percentages which had
left them behind the Cards on per-
centages and trailed st. Louis by a
half game and New York by 312.
If the Cards should manage to sweep
their three remaining games with the
Giants and the Cubs should make a
similar cleanup against Brooklyn. the
standing still would look this Way:
Evening star., 1935-08-15
Official Score
WASHINGTON.
Totals ----a4 2 10 "a

'Batted for Newsom in third.
tBatted for Hayes in fifth.
4Batted for Petit in ninth.
Evening star., 1935-08-15

Asheville, II; Wilmington, 9.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-02
EVENING CARD
PARTY MONDAY
AT GOLF CLUB

Elaborate preparations are being
made for the evening bridge party
Monday, February 4, at the Barbara
Worth golf club to which members
and friends are invited.
Auction and contract tables will
be arranged and a number of de-
lightful prizes have been secured
which will be given the winners.
Playing is to begin at 8 p. m. Mon
day, in the club house.
There will be a door prize also
and at the end of the card game
the hoStesseS, members of the wom-
en- s auxiliary are planning to serve
refreshments which are certain to
be delicious.
Those who have attended previous
parties at the golf club know that
the women S hospitality is always
greatly enjoyed and many are max
ing up no host parties for the event,
others planning to entertain friends
that evening.
A cordial invitation is given to
friends of the club to be present
and Ell CentranS wishing reserva-
tions may make them with Mrs. R.
j. Mcnamara, telephone 632, OF
with Mrs. w. c. Costello, telephone
340
Holtville guests may make res
ervationS either with Mrs. K. c.
Burke or Mrs. Charles Williams OF
/ that city.