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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-23
HALTs RAIDS ON PwA

He has saved an enormous sum Of
PWA funds through exposures Of con-
tracts which were promptly rescinded.
Complete reorganization Of the PWA
housing division followed his disclos-
ure that promoters were profiting
greatly through over.valuations.
Several big conspiracy cases under
PWA are stu under investigation.
A long procession Of PWA and other
officials has filed out Of the Interior
building following CLAWS investiga-
tons Of their activities. Some Of these
dismissals and designations attract
ed public notice. Many didn't.
Most Of the victims were astonished
to learn how much CLAWS knew about
them. He has ways and mechanical
devices. Some Of these officials got
jobs elsewhere in the government and
have been showing poison gas toward
CLAWS ever since.
CLAWS has had certain racketeering
lobbyists barred from the building.
One was an associate Of the celebrat-
ed Bob jackson, boss lobbyist and
Democratic politician.
Bob. who travels in the very best
circles, never says anything very nice
about Louis.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-23

company In Philadelphia for alleged
violation Of oil code labor provisions.
His insistence on examining certain
oil contracts also has brought q great
roar from an industry which says its
records are secret.
CLAWS got the evidence and indict-
ment which convicted Governor Ian.
ger Of North Dakota Of soliciting CAM
paign funds from federal employees.
He Is now investigating similar cases
which involve Democratic politicians.
Tho other day prominent mas
sachusetts politician fell into the tolls
because CLAWS proved he had grated
on CWA-another CLAWS field.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-23
| THE
| NEW DEAL,
WASHINGTON \
by RODNEY DuTcHER-

Tribune Washington Correspondent
Claws Foes Could Organize Fair
Sized Army And What m
Army! Record OF Barring Scan
dals Is Amazing Saves Huge
Sums for PWA .. And His Friends
Stand Back Of Him.
Washington, Feb. 23-Many men
hate Secretary Harold 1ckes, but
many more hate Louis CLAWS and
hate him worse.
When the enemies Of 1ckes went
after his scalp recently, President
Roosevelt took one look at that mot
ley gang, shuddered, and quickly
spread the word that he was backing
Honest Harold" to the hilt. But the
undercover effort to get CLAWS still
goes on.
Crooks and their political friends,
agents Of large oil companies, lobby
lists. dismissed PWA employees, code
chiselers, and kickback grafters lead
the vengeful pack. CLAWS has caused
them an amazing amount Of trouble.
Chief Of the 1ckes army Of investi-
gators, CLAWS was charged with keep
ing PWA, the oil industry, the In
dian service, subsistence homesteads,
and no end OF other things strictly
honest"
He has just been dragged into the
limelight by q senate resolution call
ing for any CLAWS files having to do
with Postmaster General Jim Farley.
The Ely miner., 1935-02-08
CHAPTER II-Continued

Are you guilty or notT' Able re-
peated and Ben Elliott who had stood
at ease before him. slouch hat in his
great brown hands, now gave his head
q grave twist.
We'll, if pitching a man of the side
walk into the mud is called assault
and battery in lineup. then I'm about
a hundred per cent guilty." be said.
A STIR in the room followed that and
Able frowned. convincingly judicial
frown.
Guilty, ehT He cleared his throat
at length Now how about this dis
ruption of the peace. anyhow"
The sheriff spoke:
You see, Able, twas this way.
Mr."
Now just a minute, Art This ac-
eused has pleaded guilty, as | under
stand il. / don't see any need of any
body else saying anything. Hes thrown
himself on the mercy OF this court
you might say, and it's regular and
proper and according 10 the spirit OF
the statute that question him before
passing sentence. Besides" he added.
with twinkle ar Brandon. I'm a little
curious"
The sheriff shifted and subsided.
Clearly. there was little friendship be-
tween him and the justice.
Now, Mr. :" Able glanced ar
the complaint again. "Mr. Ben Elliott.
borr- .or,a -bor -oy, -o obor,- %bo oo,,r
try tossing reputable citizens into the
mud?"
Why. he was trying 10 make a
friend Of mine do something he didn't
want 10 do. Thar's all. | butted in. !
guess; he got hard and so."-shrug-
4 lost my head for a minute and put
him in his place"
IN the mud. you mean"
yeah. In the mud"
"Well. go on; 90 on. Go back to the
beginning. want 10 know all about
this affair"
Elliott drew a long breath.
Il started for lineup several days
ago. / was a long ways off. over in
Minnesota This morning I gor down
10 the junction west Of here and while
waited for my train got talking TO
this old timer. Don Stuart, who was In
the station. Maybe you know him.
Judge. Other folks here do" Able
blinked twice; hard. The old fellow
is about all in, I'd say. He's gor II into
his head that he's about TO die and prob
ably his guess isn'tsuch bad one. Seems
this used to be his stamping ground. that
he's been away a long time and that
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he'd started back to finish his days
here where he could see some old
friends. He went broke on the way
and was jusr sitting there this morning
waiting for something TO happen. |
happened. wasn't any too well heeled
myself. but / had enough for his ticket
so | brought him along.
''As luck would have II, l got a
chance TO pick up a few dollars of
lineup money as soon as We got in
and ! had TO have il, with the old
timer on my hands While was busy
getting this cash this man Brandon
evidently sa- my buddy and started
rushing him back TO the depot to take
the next train back 20 where he came
from ! didn't Ike that so well
tried TO talk him out of IL but Mr..
Brandon isn't a great talker. That's
all Here I ami"
Guilty as charged eh?" Able fum-
bled with the papers. What brought
you such a long ways into lineup, any
how?'
Because I'd heard lineup was a
tough nut to crack"
A stir in the crowd, then a sharp
look from Brandon 70 Elliott.
''Oh. Fond OF nuts. are you ~
Able asked and the look in his eyes was
much less severe. $50 you'd heard
about lineup and started for ii from a
long ways OF and Now this mat
Ter OF nuts: You Ike all kinds?1
Not all nuts; no." The steel-gray
eyes were a BIT narrowed. now, as Eli
OFT tried to plumb the old mans mood.
"Well. for instance: ike peanuts?-
NO. Can't stand EN-"
Not at all? Almonds. then?'
A twinkle was surely coming TO life
in the courts eyes but. seeing II, the
defendant only frowned
Can't vote very strong for al
monds."
''Or English walnuts or pecans!'
Never did hold them to be what
you'd call irresistible, either
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Here" He reached for a sheet Of
paper and pencil lying on the table.
Swiftly he wrote the words: Badger
Forest Products company, Beech
Ridge, Wisconsin" He handed it TO
Able. "will you wire them for twenty
five dollars and sign my name? Send
the message collect"
That's a big outfit" the Judge
said. "You figure they'll do as you
ask?"
well, they never have turned me
down for anything I've asked OF
course, there's always the first time.
II you'll do that :.
Until that gets back. Sheriff, sup
pose it's me for The brig. Is that
right, Judge?"
Able was studying the address and
when he looked up and grunted an af-
firmative reply his gaze was far away.
Far, far away.
For a considerable interval after his
court room had emptied. Able Armitage
sat motionless in his chair. His eye
still held that far-away look. staring
into space, and now and again he
picked up the scrap of paper bearing
the address young Elliott had written
and scanned il closely.
BY craekyi" he said. an hour after
being left alone by cracky-by jing! |!
1t might be, you know. -. II may
be. possibly, perhaps might be-"
Thereupon be rose, went TO a wall
telephone and put In call for Nathan
Bridger, general manager of the Bad
ger Forest Products company, Of Beach
Ridge, Wisconsin
After this be stood for a time in the
front window, peering out into the
street. A man came along the side
walk, a man of about Able's years.
bearing a limp and rusty bag which
stamped him as physician. He waved
a nand TO Able and then, as on sudden
The Ely miner., 1935-02-08

impulse, changed his course and ap-
preached the entry.
big day, Able."-as the justice
opened The door.
'Yeah. Big"
"Old Don's back"
$50 heard"
bad shape, too"
Il heard that. Real bad. Emory7"
Emory Sweet nodded gravely.
Hearts Ike a sponge. He can't
last long. Nick was all for send
ing him back TO Hemlock but / told
him it would be murder to move him
now."
"Oh. Nick showed up, did hep
Game right from here. Said he'd
been providing for Don for these last
years and wanted him with somebody
or other in Hemlock who'd see he
didn't get hold of hooch again. Was
quite provoked when / opposed NOV
ing him.
Able nodded. "Safer for Brandon to
have him in his grave. But when old
Don goes. seems ike the last chance
Of ever clearing the thing ups gone
too"
Looks thar way. Unless he'll talk
before he dies"
Even so, it wouldn't amount TO
much. He's an old bum: be was a
known drunkard at the time 1t hap
pened so long ago, and with the courts
controlled by who they are :"
"All but yours"
And mine without any Jurisdiction
in sure-enough trouble"
The doctor started out but halted
in the doorway.
Hear Harrington's gone"
"Yes. The Bull ran him out Of
town"
"Brandon?"
Don't be simple, Emory. Who else?"
He certainly can't forget the Hoot
Owl. can he? What are you going to
do now. AbleT'
The other shock his head gravely.
81 wish 1 could give you an an
swer or myself an answer. All
forenoon I've had a feeling In thar
palm. m."-extending his creased right
hand, .as If the end Of q rope were
slipping through IL"
Tough" muttered the doctor as he
went out.
An hour later Able Armirage left his
Office.
Ben Elliott, solitary prisoner In the
county jail lay on the least objection
able Of the hunks he found there. smok-
ing and staring ar the dingy ceiling.
His hands were clasped beneath his
head and his feet were crossed; an
attitude Of relaxation. surely. but his
one foot twisted on its ankle around
and around. most restlessly.
He raised his head sharply when a
key grsted in the big steel door leading
TO the cell block and stopped putting
on his pipe when the opening barrier
revealed Able Armitage.
Hello. Judge.' Elliott cried and
grinned.
Able wasted no time.
I've just been talking with Bridger.-
"BridgerI He here?"
."Oh, no. called him on long dis
tance- Able smiled as the other gave
puzzled frown- -Bridger and / are
old friends We fought Spain together
and malaria when we had Spain
whipped / think lot of Bridger I've
a great respect for him and his opin-
ions"
-So've L Everybody has"
-Hum-m- He says you're no good"
Elliott started -Wha-a-at? Why
Thaf's funny Do you mean he
wouldn't stake me to the money 1
asked for.''
40 BE CONTINUED
The Ely miner., 1935-02-08
The MAN FROM YONDfR
by HAROLD TITUS
Copyright 1s.s1ss Titus wNU Service
SYNOPSIS

Ben Elliott-from "Yonder"-arrives
at the little numbering town OF lineup
accompanied by Don Stuart. old. very
sick man, whom he has befriended. He
-signalizes his coming by defeating
Bull Duval, king OF the river. and
town bully. IN a -birling contest
Nicholas Brandon the towns leading
citizen, resents Stuarts presence. He
tries 10 force him TO leave town ana
Elliott, resenting the act. knocks him
down. Elliott is arrested.
The Ely miner., 1935-02-08

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The Ely miner., 1935-02-08
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i and you have a lame, aching
back, with attacks OF dizziness,
burning, scanty or too frequent
urination. getting up at night,
swollen feet and ankles, rheumatic
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cente criatura, despertando I'm
mundo de ideas en- su mente in
|fantil.
Mas lie dolian aquellas pala-
bras que la herida que acababa
de inferirse.
iSu padre. no era su padre
Era demaSiado intrincado eS-
tie enigma para su inteligencia
precoz, Y, sin embargo, veia en-
el mudaas cosas que no acerta-
ba a explicarse, pero que lie preo
Icupaban, que la entristecian.
iSu padre no era su padre!
5Quien era, entonceS, aquel
hombre? iPor que ella la habia
llamado hasta entonces papa?
lPor que estaba casado con su
madre?
Y, en- case de que aqUell0 fne-
La gaceta., 1935-05-23
-iC6mo quieres que tie olga

-iC6mo quieres que tie olga
que me dejes en- paz?-replic6le
Iel.-iNo hay quien te sufra!
Y la rechaz6 con tai violencia
que la pobre nina cay6 al suelo,
yendo a dar SUI cabeza con ell
borde de una silla e infiriendo-
Sc una herida en- la frente, por
la que comenz6 a manar la san
gre.
Entraba Elvira en- aquel mo-
mento, y, al presenciar 10 que
antecede, lanz6 un grito de cole
ra y de indignation y corri6 a
auxiliar a su hija.
Candida arrepinti6Se de 10 q.
habia hecho; pero como va era
tarde para remediarlo con su
hipocresfa, Sc encogi6 de hon.
bros.
La gaceta., 1935-05-23
LIGA NACIONAL

Otra vez los Gigantes vencie-
ron a Blanton, pegandole nue.
I've hits y anotandole 5 carreras.
Parmelee dejo a los Piratas en-
a retirarse de la Inca de fuego
dos "tubeyes,"
New York sc, gh, 2e,
Pittsburg &c, 5h, 2e.
Los rojos malograron la pri-
mera presentation de Earnshaw
con los dodgers, obligandole
a marcharse de la Inca de fego,
Pegaron los vencidos 8 hits, uno
mas que los vencedores. Lopez
bate6 dos hits.
Brooklyn 4c, 8h, lie.
Cincinnati sc, IN, Sc,
Haines lanzo en- buena forma
" los Cardenales superaron al
Filadelfia con I'm total de 3 por
2.
Filadelfia &c, 8h, 2e.
st. Luis &c, 10h, lie.
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10 JUZGARAN PORf MATAR
A SU ESPOSA

Elijay, Ca, mayo 2i.-Aca-
ba de ser senalado para ell dia
"a ae JUNO Ell juicio de la causa
contra R. W. Randall, de Fort
Myers, Fla, al que Sc acusa de
haber asesinado a su esposa. Tn
procesamiento anterior qued6
nulo y en- ell nuevo Sc dice que
ell hombre la mat6 por estran-
gulacion, no con un golpe por
la cabeza, como sc habia dicho.
La gaceta., 1935-05-23
Ell AUEMAN ~STRONGBERG
CONTRA Ell RUSO A

jim Downing volvera a pre-
sentar ell venidero lunes al ger
mano Rudy Strongberg, que ten
dra de rival al russo Ivan Mika-
loft.
Strongberg, que recientemen
tie contrajo matrimonio y ha de-
jado de ser ell idolo de las mu-
|%jeres, derrot6 facilmente, la Sc
mana pasada, al ~excampe6n Ba-
be Caddock.
Ell russo venci6 el lunes al no.
landes Tom Draak, pegando a IS
tie una "patada' en- la nariz.
Por la comision atletica de
Benjamin Field Sc ha acordado
un Unite de 60 minutes.
La gaceta., 1935-05-23
HOY POR LA NOCHE Sc Jul
CARA A LA PELOTA EN-
CINCINNATI

Cincinnati, Mayo 23.-El pri
mer desafio Official nocturno SO
verificara hoy en- las grandes
Ligas, siendo los competidores
los "Rojos" locales y ell Filadel-
fla. Pondra las luces desde Wa
shington, ell presidente Roose :
welt y lanzara la primera pelota
ell juez Lands.
Mas de 10000 asientos han 81
do vendidos va para ell juego de
Inauguration Y esperase que ell
total llegue a 10000.
Establecer ell alumbrado que
es ell mas moderno de su clase
en- ell mundo ha costado $4,000.
La gaceta., 1935-05-23

Sc verdad, lquien era su padre
verdadero? iSeria ella diferen.
te de las demas ninas? mo ten
dria padre?
Claro que TODD este Sc lie ocu4
rria muy confusamente. Ell desa
rroNo de su inteligencia, aun
siendo muy grande, no lie per
militia razonar de otro modo; pc
70 aSi como otra criatura de su
edad no hubiera hecho alto en-
aquellas palabras, ella ST, V lie
preocupaban y hasta deducfa
sus consecuencias.
La pobrecita tenia la desgra-
.cia de su precocidad, la cual ha-
ciale comprender antes de ITEM
.pp.
La gaceta., 1935-05-23
FOSTER E
CON WRIGHT

Earl Foster, de Augusta, Ca,
volvera hoy a I'm cuadrilatero
local, 'batiendose con Oklahoma
Billy Wright, de Tulsa, en- ell
campamento de transeuntes de
Lowry.
Dixie Flanagan, I'm j6ven de
Sulphur Springs, combatira
con Kid CLANCY; Dummy Low
ry contra Jack Dacey, Bill Pip
pin contra w. Downing y Spec
dy Ryan con Jack Register.
E programa empezara a cum
plirse a las ocho de la noche.
La gaceta., 1935-05-23

euro Elyira embellishments a
su hlJa, Y lrego la colm6 de be-
SOS, como para compensate de
la injusta violencia con que Can
dido la dabia tratado.
Afortunadamente, la herida
no era de gravedad y nj necesi-
to vendaje siquiera.
TiPobre angel mio!-decia-
lie su madre, estrechandola con-
ira su coraz6n.-iNo estes iris
to- alma de mi alma! iQue tie i'm
p9rta que los demas no tie quie-
ran, mientras me tengas a mi?
Mi carino vale mas que ell de
todos... iSonrie, por DiOs! mi
IA que me va a matar Ia angus
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buena forma para la pelea de Junio
Las practical de Ross 2sIises McLamin

&C.,, hermanas y padres.
II. ,asi no gano para mantenef-
me yo."
Pero Hoffman no oculta 81
inquietud, mientras los periods
tas analizan las Facilitates del
campe6n.
Make dista mucho de ser un
Tommy Loughran en- destreza,
|pero Sc mueve con bastante agi-
lidad y sabe evadir los golpes.
'Sus "jabs" son ahora rectos, la
i%zquierda es veloz y dura y la de
recha al cuerpo y la cabeza es
formidable; pNco no esta PECAN
do tan fuerte como de costum-
bre, porque el puno derecho nc
Iparece bien del TODD. Guantes de
20 onzas Sc usan para ell entire
namiento. "Estare completa-
mente bien para la noche de Ia
pelea, dice ell campe6n.
Pudiera pegar con la derecha,
81 asi 10 quisiese, pero no quiero
arriesgarme demasiado.
La gaceta., 1935-05-23

Asbury Park, n. Y, Mayo III
obstante tener la mano Ge
Irecha lastimada y pesar sobre
el la amenaza de un pleito por
ncUmlpIimiento de promesa, Ell
Icampe6n Max Baer 0freci6 aver
una buena eMlibici6n, 10 que in
dica Sc halla bien preparado pa
ra su pelea del dia 13 de JUNO,
con ell irlandes Jimmy Brad
dock.
Periodistas y pugiles convi :
nieron, despues de verle en- &C
|ci6n, que su habilidad es ahora
mayor que cuando conquistara
la corona y que su estado fisico
Iparece ser perfecto.
Ancil Hoffman, ell director,
no parece inquieto por la pers-
Ipectiva de la pelea; pero en- cam
bio lie tiene intranquilo 10 del ma
trimonio de Max.
"Yo no puedo casarme, dice
Baer, porque tengo que mantle
ner a mis- directories, abogados,
La gaceta., 1935-05-23

SaldraF para Orlan-
do, donde competiran por ell
campeonato dc. b7se5all del es-
tado, los Terriers del Institute
Hillsborough, que llevan CANA
rs desafios, de un total de
III.
Durante los tres dias del tor
Ineo, en- esa ciudad, los juegos Sc
efectuaran en- horas de la ma
mana y la tarde.
Hillsborough jugar1 con e.
vencedor enael desafiq Umatilla
Fort Pierce, que Sc efectuara
hoy.
Monticellstagara con ocala
a las ocho de la manana del viel
mes, Y jacksonville con Mulber.
ry, a las diez.
Haran ell viaie, de los Ter
~riers, los siguientes jugadores
OrJauela, If; Clement, IS; We.
lasco, 3b; Granell, 1b; Mcleod
CT; Suarez, c; Diaz, 2b; Pros
per 0 McNenny, IF; y varios phi
cheers.
La gaceta., 1935-05-23

-iHija de mi !-excla-
mo la marquesa, levantando en-
.sus brazos a la nina ensangren-
tada.
Y, dirigiendo a su marido
una coleriea mirada, lie dijo con
voz sorda:
-iBien Sc We que tie es odio-
sa!
Como que no es mi hija,-
repuso Candida.
La nina volvi6 la cara ensan-
grentada hacia Ell.
-iImprudente! = murmur6
Elvira.
Y llev6se a su hija para GU
rarla.
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LA VENTA DE FLORES
PARA LA LEGION

Ell sabado Sc e~fectuara la ven
ia de flores por la Legion Anne
ricana, estando a cargo de la
posta Marcelo Gonzalez los ba-
rrios de Ybor City y West Tam
pa.
Las damas auxiliares de la
Posta No, Ill ayudaran a la
Marcelo Gonzalez.
La gaceta., 1935-05-23
LIGA AMERICANA

Con su victoria de aver, tie :
niendo a Allen de pitcher, los
Yankees subieron al segundo lu,
gar de la Liga. AL Simmons pc
go otro cuadrangular.
La gaceta., 1935-05-23
DEPORTES
BABE RISKO DERROTO A
BATTAGLIA

Pittsburgh, mayo 23.-Con
frecuentes punetazos de izquier
da Y derecha, Eddie Risko de-
rrot6 anoche a frankie Batta-
glia de Winnipeg. Pensaba Ris-
ko 161 libras y su rival 157.
Doce asaltos duro ell combate.
La gaceta., 1935-05-23
CAPITULO XXXVII
como Ell padre Cerradd, sabe
0pr0Vecbar las ocGSi0neS

Martha no lloraba, como hubie-
Sc hecho cualquiera otra nina
en- SUI case.
Permanecia muy seria, muy
'callada, miranda a su madre
con mas fijeza que nunca.
Su mirada era una muda, pc
ro elocuente interrogation.
iQueria decir con ella tantas
cosaS!
Las imprudentes palabras de
-OssI 'aslTq !u So ou,, Op!pug0
|naban ann en- los oidos de la inc
La gaceta., 1935-05-23
Sc ALQUILAN

Preciosos Apartamentos, en-
Ybor. con muebles y sin nue.
bles. Lame por ell telefono
nlmero M5S-141.
La gaceta., 1935-05-23
VENDEDORES DE C

RIOS para polizas de vida de
$3.50, $500 y $1,000, en- un
plan de pequenos pages men
suales. De So a Sc al contado
y ademas de los renuevos. Es-
criban a sol Hildebrant Bldg.
Jacksonville, Florida.
La gaceta., 1935-05-23
Folletin No. 1872
LAS PENAS
( QUE REDIMEN

Una manana, Candida halla-
base en- ell comedor acabando de
desayunarse.
EStaba solo.
Entr6 Marta, y, a~cercandose
a el, lie dijo:
-Buenos dias, papaito. lC6-
mo estas? HAS dormido bien?
Y ech6le los brazos al cuello
para besarle.
La gaceta., 1935-05-23

4 ernQalej New York, mayN-y
23.-Barney Ross, ell hebfEoc
que aspira a recuperar la coroA
no del peso welter, Sc ej9cita
.aqui para su pelea de I'heema-
ma 'que"fene GnA ell campe6n
Jimmy McLarnin.
+ Brillantemente iboxe6 Ross
cuatro asaltos con sus compa-
neroe de practicas, impresio-
nando a los periodistas y visi-
tantes. Todos convinieron en-
que la inclination de las apues-
tas hacia Rossfde 8 a 5, es muy
justa.
La exhibition del excampe6r
del peso ligero frente a Phil Rat
La gaceta., 1935-05-23
AVISO
AVISO
A LOS SOCIOS DE LA COO
PERATIVA GEL PROGRESO"

Todo Ell que tenga derecho
al tanto por ciento del Banco
de Ybor puede pasar por la bo
dega Gel Aguila," Gale IS y
ga. avenida. - F. San Martin.
La gaceta., 1935-05-23

Chicago SC, III, &c. h
New York 13c, 14h, De. 4
Blsholder visti6 aver ell UNI
de los Atleticos y lie tosy
Perder con los Tigres. PEI
lie bate6 I'm "jonron,"M9ssS
do la pelota a la glor2ns G.
Detroit &c, 11h, 0e 1g
Filadelfia 1c, Oh, Be. ~
Wfitehill vencio a los Brown
au,r4ue estos lie batearon 7 hits
p I'm cuadrangular de Pepper.
st. Luis &c, Oh, De.
Washington SC, Oh, De.
Yves Fde.e ell rechaz6 aver a los
.Indios y los Medals Rojas CANA
ron otro desafio.
Cleveland sc, 10h, 2e.
Boston 12c, 14h, Il
La gaceta., 1935-05-23
.lnpeon Baer parece esrTen
NJF

y ~ Sammy Meadows fue
aclC aplaudida.
: Jimmy McLarnin no pega
lahora con ell vigor de haze algu-
nos amos y asi 10 destaco en- los
tres asaltos que boxe6 con Fran
kie Williams, dos con Harry
Conley y uno con Jimmy Mar
tin. Sus companeros lie pegaron
con eacilidad.
Ross seguira ejercitandose
.hasta ell sabadf, cuando levan-
tara su campaMento y Sc ira a
New Y1Ek~r'ar
Meg s9lnaSe scansara hoy. La
venta ago etes hace calcular
un rendimhento no menor de
5000, GEO.