davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La opinión., 1935-08-11

Sobrs Ia tumba, don Pedro y Te-
resa parecian olvidarse de TODD, con-
centrados en- los rezos y ell dolor. Mas
como don Pedro no pudiese va resis-
tir tanta pena, tuyo que sacar del boil
sillo su pahuelo, y Teresa e%ntonces,
temiendo Que Paquin Sc hiciese car
go de la verdad, dijo, cast IN Sc
creto:
Sierra precise que partamos va,
porque ell nino...
ST, si-respondio con Pedro, mi
rando que, efectivamente, ell pequeno
sc acercaba. Partamos, paltamos..
Su dolor y emocion eran intensCs.
Ell ava tuvo que prestarle apoyo al
verle vacilante, palido, sin saber dom
de ponia los pies.
Cuando va estuvieron todos en- Ell
automovil, al acomodar Teresa a Pa
quin, observe que este no traia con-
sligo su muneco.
-iDonde esta Bili-Bili?-dijo apre-
suradamente al chiquitfn-. Perdiste
va tn fantochfn?
-No,-respondio con voz segura ell
nino-. Sc 10 he dejado a mama para
que la acompane.
Don Pedro Y Teresa cruzaron una
mirada de estupor. ERA possible tai
cosa? Joaquin saba que su madre
estaba ALI? iQuien habia podido de-
cirselo?... Pero, lera verdad 10 que
estaba o~curriendo?... Aquello pa
recia un absurdo.. Mas fuese 10 que
fuese, era precise bajar del coche,
buscar ell muneco, dar con la YER
dad.
Los tres d~escendieron del autom6-
vii a toda prisa, dirigiendose hacia ell
sitio que acababan de a%bandonar. Mo-
mentos despues, estaban en- el.
ALI, sobre la losa del sepulcro,
sentado junto a los crisantemos, Bill
Bill parecia desempenar una sagra-
da mission.
Don Pedro, que va extendia los bra
EOS para guitar de la tumba ell mu-
neco, Sc detuvo, acobardado, al DIR
que Paqufn comenzaba a llorar a gri-
tos, como 81 lie estuvieran apunalean-
do ell alma.
Use 10 he dado a mama! iSe 10
he dado a mama!-repetia, pidiendo
con ojos, con manos y con woes dolo-
ridas, que ell muneco no fuese arran-
cado de aquel sitio.
Hubo que obedecer. Don Pedro
abrazo a Paquin en- un ademan pa
tetico. Y momentos mas tarde, los
tres, banados en- lagrimas, Sc retira-
ban lentamente de ALI, mientras Bill
Bill, apoyado en- las flores, quedaba
sentado sobre aquella losa, no va CO.
mo I'm muneco baladi, sino dignifi-
cado por ell simbolo del mas generoso
amor filial.
Madrid, 1885.
pAGINA :
La opinión., 1935-08-11

~ ONO Paquin era tan peque-
=" nito, los grandes no Sc CUT
daban mucho de Ell a la no.
ra de sus conversaciones;
mas csc dia, ante 10 dolo-
roso del asunto, don Pedro,
durante ell desayuno con ell
nino y Teresa, ell ava de Paquin, solo
Sc atrevio a recordar a esta, entire
medals palabras, ell plan de este dia:
-Saldremos de aquf los tres a las
once en- punto... IComprende listed
bien? Yo ire cuidando al pequeno,
para que listed pueda ocuparse uni
camente de las flores. No debiera
yo permitir que hoy nos acompanase
ell nino. Pero como ella me encargo
con tanta augusta que solo me apar-
tase de Ell cuando fuese impossible
otra cosa... tendra Paquin que acorn
panarnos... Triste es ell panorama
de un ~cementerio, y mas todavia pa
ia ponerlo frente a los ojos de una
criatura inocente; pero... no hay re-
medic; Paquin nos acompanara...
Solo Dios sabe como tengo ell espf-
ritu...
Ell ava pos6 sus ojos con dolor en-
ell rostro de don Pedro, nublado por
n sombra de profunda tristeza.
En- tanto, Paquin, sonriente, %locuaz,
sin darse cuenta de NADIA, seguia en-
animada charla con Bili-Bili. su mu-
La opinión., 1935-08-11

"Aiii, sobre la Iosa
del sepulcro, sem
tado Iunto a los
O s. Bill
Bill parecia des.
empehar u a sa-
prada mission
Evening star., 1935-07-02
u. s. BOXING ACES
BATTLE INVADERS
Meet Britons in II Title
Bouts, Face Canadians
in Seven PrelimS.
By the Associated Press, =,

BY the Associated PreSS.
N YEW YORK, July 2.-The Yam
M kee Stadium will resound with
NJ humping leather tonight as
L amateur boxers Of three ma
tions fight for their country In
the International fistic carnival OF the
Daily News A. A.
Thirty-six strapping youths from
England, Canada and the United
States will tangle in Is bouts. The
English avowedly are intent on refut-
ing with their fists the popular jibe
that the British can't fight.
The Golden Gloves minute men"
will be pitted against the men OF John
Bull in a championship match OF IL
bouts, victory to be decided on point
basis. Seven preliminary bouts will
precede the duel meet.
Brings Able Warriors.
ENGLAND was relying on Jackie Pot
- finger, fiyweight; Eddie Ryan,
featherweight, and Pat Floyd, heavy
weight. to pile up points. They are
reputed to be able warriors, stiff
punchers and good boxers.
Pottinger, however, was expected to
encounter plenty Of opposition from
Georgia Coyle, American fiyweight,
who Stimulates buzz saw once the
fighting begins. Lightweight Sedge-
wick Harvey, Middleweight Johnny
Williams and Heavyweight Larry
Green also were expected to give a
good account of themselves.
The third man In the ring will be
the only living man who retired as
world champion, Gene Tunney.
Evening star., 1935-07-02
Rock KNOCKS Fur Out Plans Louis Kayoes Detroit Celebration
Fights Last Night
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH.-Lou Ambers, 1851,
Herkimer, N. Y. outpointed FRITZ
zivic, 1881, Pittsburgh Q0); Patsy
Hennigan. 1874, Clarion, Pa, out
pointed Eddie zivic, 1341a, Pittsburgh
90.
HOLYOKE, Mass-Lou lombard,
139, Jersey City. stopped Lou Terry,
1875, st. Louis 90.
COLUMBUS, ohio.-Eddie Allen.
l52, Springfield, Ohio, and Joe o'Mal-
ley, l52, Columbus, drew (6); George
Baker, lat, Brooklyn, outpointed
Bobby Bennet, 145, Roanoke, Va. (6);
Bob Kepler, 116, Columbus, and Buzz
Grogg, lis, Fort Wayne, Ind, drew
(6).
CHICAGO. Billy Celebron, 147,
Rockford. Ill, outpointed Billy Miller,
1862, Milwaukee Q0); Jimmy Smith,
155, Philadelphia, stopped Bud Logan,
l59, Dallas, Tex. (5); Joe Cieslak,
1884, Milwaukee. outpolnted Eddie
Pearson. 156. Chicago 90; Armando
Stella, 124, Springfield, Ill, outpointed
frankie Schultz, 124iz, Chicago a..
MIAMI, Fla.-Joe Knight, 1914,
Cairo, Ga, knocked out Hickey Dugan,
1882, Cleveland (5); frankie Hughes,
1451z, Clinton. Ind, and Billy Hood,
1862, Orlando, Fla, drew 80.
BALTIMORE-Ray kid Ingram,
1902. Washington, outpointed Jimmy
Tramberia. 1861, Baltimore (10).
ALBANY, N. Y-Johnny Jadick,
1879, Philadelphia, outpointed Joe Wig
nall. 1872, Waterbury, Conn. Q0).
NEW YORK. - Izzo Janazo, 144,
Brooklyn, outpointed Mickey Serrian,
142, Scranton, Pa. 80.
Evening star., 1935-07-02
Picks y. L. Stars
To Start Battle

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, July Come on you
~ American Leaguers, here's
Frankie Frisch's tentative starting
lineup and batting order for the
National League team in the all
star game at Cleveland Monday:
Pepper Martin, st. Louis, third
base.
Arky Vaughan, Pittsburgh, short
stop.
Mel OFT. New York, right field.
Joe Medwick. St. Louis, left field.
Bill Terry. New York. first base.
Wallie Berger. Boston. center
field.
Frankie Frisch, St. Louis, second
base.
Jimmy Wilson, Philadelphia,
catcher.
Dizzy Dean. st. Louis. or Carl
Hubbel, New York, pitcher.
Evening star., 1935-07-02

~ ETROIT, July 2.-Joe Louis,
Detroit's Negro heavyweight
sensation, has his own ideas
- about how these home
coming celebrations should be run off
Joe returned from his knockout vic
tory over Primo Camera in New York
ahead of schedule and in so doing
eluded the brass bands and the well
coming committee of frock-coated dig
nitaries who had planned to make his
return a Roman triumph he would
long remember. Instead, only the
white toothed grins of his friends, the
redcapS, greeted him.
The welcome committee found him
as he was seated at his mothers table
The word had gone round that he had
returned, and they were filled with
CONSERVATION.
Happy to Get Home.
LIS manager, John Roxborough,
explained things for Joe.
Joe doesn't want any sort of cele-
bration," Roxborough said. Hes
odtSIlc0 JuSI W eCt DdCh AAOiic.
And that was that. The mayors
committee and Negro organizations
called off all festivities, but the mayor
himself declined to let Joe of without
handshake.
"I won't take no for an answer, "
said hizzoner, land I'll call police
man to enforce the edict If necessary"
There the affair rests: Joe may
escape the celebration, but to keep the
peace he has promised to shake at
least a score Of hands.
The brown bomber" spent his first
afternoon at home watching the De-
troit Tigers defeat the Cleveland In
dians, to l. He let fall a remark
that he'd always been a Tiger fan
and that it was his lifelong ambition
to meet a big league player in the
flesh.
Both Are Good Hitters.
NO SOONER said than Louis was
escorted out upon the field and
Hank Greenberg, home run leader Of
the major leagues shook him warmly
by the hand.
II want to compliment you on the
way you slug that ball, Joe mumbled.
You've been doing some swell slug
ging yourself, joe" Hank replied.
Then they squared off in fighting
pose" for camera men as the crowd
cheered.
wait till I do something. like
winning the title" Joe himself told
those whose welcome he had evaded.
Beating Carnera was nothing to have
celebration for. After I win the
championship 1t will be different"
Evening star., 1935-07-02
Major Leaders
By the Associated Press.
American League.

os tho hssoCiheeu FEese
American League.
Batting-Johnson, Athletics, 1854;
Vosmik, Indians, and Myer, Senators,
BAT.
Runs-Gehringer Tigers, 5s; john
son. Athletics, IS.
Runs batted in-Greenberg, Tigers
80: johnson. Athletics. 66.
Hits-Gehringer, Tigers, 81: Vosmik
Indians. %.
Doubles - Greenberg, Tigers, %;
Vosmik, Indians, 81.
Triples-Stone, Senators, II; Cronin
Red Sox, 8.
Home runs-Greenberg, Tigers, %;
johnson, Athletics, IT.
Stolen bases-Almada, Red Sox, 10;
Werber, Red Sox, IL.
Pitching-Tamulis, Yankees, I'll;
Harder, Indians, 1874.
National League.
Batting-Vaughan, Pirates, 1894;
Medwick, Cardinals. 1859.
Runs-Martin and Medwick, Car
dinals, 81.
Runs batted in-J. Collins, Car
dinals, SO; Berger, Braves, 66.
Hits - Medwick, Cards. l0l: L.
Waner, Pirates, 96.
Doubles-Medwick.C Cards, %; Galan
Cubs, and Martin, Cards, 20.
Triples-Suhr, Pirates, 8; Boyle,
Dodgers; Goodman, Reds, and Galan
and Cavarreta, Cubs. 7.
Home runs-J. Collins, Cards, II;
OFT. Giants. and Berger. Braves. l6.
Stolen bases-Martin, Cards, 8;
Moore, Cards. T.
Pitching-Parmelee, Giants, 81;
Schumacher, Giants, 1912.
Evening star., 1935-07-02

New York, and Cyclone Williams.
local leather finger, in the four-round
opener with Young Kid Norfolk of
Baltimore. Temes had the better of
Katz in the last five rounds of their
argument. in which both feathers
stepped at fast pace. The colored
boys worked earnestly in the four
rounder, too. but the taller and heavier
Williams proved a better boxer than
his foe from Baltimore.
The promoters took a licking on
the house. A slim crowd Of 1850
paid only 81 ,966 to sit in on the cork
ing good card. After paying off the
fighting flock and looking after incl
dental expenses. the Turner and
Ahearn combine had just about
enough left for cab fare down town.
But they will try again.
Evening star., 1935-07-02
ARENA TO BE RE0PENED
Legion Plans Fights, Mat Tits
Starting July IL.

Closed since last Summer, the
American Legion Arena. Fifth and
Florida avene northeast, will reopen
on July IL with a boxing card yet to
be selected, it has been announced by
Howard Livingston, matchmaker.
Extensive repairs have been made
to the arena, and it will now seat
about 1000 people. but is so con-
structed that seating capacity may be
enlarged should the turnout war
rant it.
Livingston also is planning wrest-
ling matches and will feature popular
prices of 40 cents for general admis-
sion and s1.10 for ringside seats.
Evening star., 1935-07-02
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Today a year ago-Wood. Shields.
Perry and Crawford gain semi-finals
of Wimbledon tennis championships
Three years ago-Vines beat Austin,
Ga, 60, 60, to win Wimbledon
singles tennis title. Bill Carr beat Ben
Eastman in I. c. A. A. A. A. 440 in
a seconds, a new record.
Five years ago-Brooklyn led Ma
tional League. with Cubs .0005 behind
Ruth hit thirty-first homer.
Evening star., 1935-07-02
Homer Standing

By the Associated Press
Home runs yesterday-Cronin, Red
Sox. 1; Radcliffe. White Sox. l.
The leaders-Greenberg. Tigers. 23;
j. Collins, Cardinals, IT: johnson,
Athletics. II: Berger, Braves, Is; OFT,
Giants. 16.
League totals-National, 1888; Amer
ican, 1872.
Evening star., 1935-07-02
Stadium Bouts Click in Customer Interest

A couple of samples OF the
actiontul card at the ball park
last night. Fere Bob Wilson
is shoDn do,Dning Johnny De
Santos on one OF three oc-
caSions In the fifth round,
in Which he ,Das awarded pic
tory on a technical kayo. AL
told, De Santos hit the floor
sir times.
Evening star., 1935-07-02
Stars Yesterday
BY the Associated Pres

By the Associated Press.
Rick Ferrell, Red Sox-His double
drove in three runs against Senators.
Pete Fox, Tigers-Got to Cleveland
pitching for single and double and
scored two runs.
Zeke Bonura. White Sox-Drove out
triple and double in Sox's nine-hit
attack against Browns.
Willie Herman. Cubs-Got four hits.
including two triples and a double, as
Cubs beat Cincinnati.
Evening star., 1935-07-02
CARRIER PIGEON FOUND.

The owner of carrier pigeon with
metal band number 593 G. F. C. D.,
rubber band number 6O96, is requested
to get in touch with ]. Ernest Day,
Gaithersburg, Md.
Evening star., 1935-07-02
GRAYs WOULD TRAVEL.

Mount Rainier Grays desire an out
of-town game for Saturday with a
fast unlimited nine. Call Adams 1895.
Evening star., 1935-07-02
WARD REJOINS CARDS.

ST. LOUIS, July 2 LP).-Dick Ward,
righ-handed pitcher, has been re-
called by the st. Louis Cardinals from
Rochester.
Evening star., 1935-07-02
PIRATES RECALL TRAPP,

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July 2 Gp.-
Birmingham has announced that
Pittsburgh has recalled Elmer Trapp.
third baseman.
Evening star., 1935-07-02
LOSS COSTS PHIL
DUBL|NSKY BOUT
D. C. WeIter Champ Badly
Beaten-WiISon Hands
De Santos a K. o.
BY JOHN B. Keller.

~APITAL fight fans TODAY were
putting Phil Furr on the shelf
with the other boys who
~ were good when they had it
and the Turner-Ahearn combine was
busily engaged in revising its pro-
gram for future fistic offerings as a
result Of the startling and decisive de-
feat of the District we!terweight cham
pion.
The gorgeous shellacking rugged
Tony Rock gave FUR last night at
Griffith Stadium in the finale of the
best fight card put or in Washington
in months completely wrecked the
build-up for a match between the
welter titleholder and Harry Dublin
sky recently begun by the Turner
Ahearn promotional interests.
1t also made unlikely a rematch for
Furr with Bobby Wilson. the tow
head who polished of johnny De
Santos to get ii technical knockout
in the fifth round. II was victory
in a battle With Wilson last Fall
that earned Fur his District crown,
but last night Phil's performance
was so inferior to Bobby's that the
promoters fear another scrap would
arouse little interest.
Evening star., 1935-07-02
Bernard Likely Topliner.

DERHAPS Roger Bernard may pro-
vide way out for Turner and
Ahearn. After giving Lou Fox q
Furnishing defeat iu the semi-final
last night, the Jwo- fisted fighter from
Flint, Mich, hurled challenge at
Petey Sarron. This would be q
natural" but getting Petey IN the
ring with Roger promises to be no
easy task. Most CT the boys shy away
from Bernard.
The promoters see Furr through"
as a main Bout contender anyway
after the humping thraShing be took
from Rock. Over mos of the eight
round route the Washington fighter
was a fine target for the Scranton
Ecrappers straight leftS and right
hooks. Furr wac beaten in every
round and in only one, the seventh.
did he roll up any respectable count
for himself.
Rock did virtually all the hitting.
Outside of a lot of pounding on the
Scranton boys back FUR did not con-
meet with dozen swings during the
fight. Taller than his opponent and
having the longer reach, Phil never
was able to keep Tony away. The
stockily built Rock. who at 1889
weighed IL pounds more than Furr,
repeatedly got inside Furr's feeble de-
fense. and every time Rock did he
punished Furr plenty.
Evening star., 1935-07-02

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Evening star., 1935-07-02
Rock Furnishes Furr.


had Fur worried and wild before
the second round was through. and
In the third solid left brought the
gore from the Washington boys beak.
Before the latter round ended Rock
drove Furr to the ropes, peppering him
with lefts and rights. A much better
boxer, Rock found it easy to avoid
Furrs wide swings. and at the same
time bore in for damaging blows in
the middle and on the face.
Before the sixth round was over
Furr's left eye was considerably puffed
and his nose was spread all over his
face. Phil steadfastly refused to carry
the fight to Tony until the seventh,
when with driving left he backed his
foe to the ropes. There Phil cut loose
mighty swing that would surely
have ended the fight had it landed.
But Rock cleverly ducked and Furr
never had a look-in thereafter.
Against Wilson, De Santos was
strictly one-round fighter. He
swarmed all over the towhead in the
opening heat, but the Boston Italian
had nothing after that. In each of
the next three rounds Johnny went
down for nine count, dropped by
Bobby's left boring into the body. 1t
looked as though the fight was over in
the third, when De Santos did not
come up from the floor until Referee
Kid Sullivan was tolling 30" The
official checked Wilson as the Miami
mauler was about to tear into De
Santos. then reconsidered and had
them resume fighting.
De Santos Fav0rs Floor.
THREE times in the fifth De Santos
was f1oored, and the third time
his seconds tossed the towel into the
ring. There was no doubt that Johnny
was done for. Wilson'S body punches
had finished the Boston boy. They
were pretty well matched as to weight,
Wilson scaling 14934 and De Santos
148l2. But in no other way was De
Santos close to Wilson.
All that Fox showed in his eight
founder with Bernard was a re-
markable ability to absorb punish
ment. The 1904 pound Bernard
hammered away at the New Yorker,
weighing pound more, lashing with
wicked right and cutting left
throughout the fight. Every round
was Bernards.
Fox stood up under this rain of
blows, but at the end his nose was
smeared, his eyes were darkening and
his left side was a mass of welts due
to the terrific pounding by Bernard's
lightning right. Shortly before the
fight ended, Bernard landed what
probably was the hardest blow of the
evening. 1t was a tremendous right
that hit Fox just below the heart,
bone-crushing wallow. But the stall
wart New York lad kept his feet.
He certainly can take it.
Get Unanimous Decisions.
7 UNANIMOUS decisions were given
~ Joe Temes, the Florida Greek, in
his eight-rounder with Julie Katz of
Evening star., 1935-07-02

Get Unanimous Decisions.
I UNANIMOUS decisions were given
~ Joe Temes. the Florida Greek, in
his eight-rounder with Julie Katz of
Evening star., 1935-07-02
GETS HOME EARLY
TOAV0|D ALL FUSS
Sees Tigers Beat Tribe and
Swaps SIugging FeIicita-
tionS With Greenberg.
BY the Associated Press.

~ ETROIT, July 2-Joe Louis,
Detroit's Negro heavyweight
sensation, has his own ideas
- about how these home
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SHERIFF's SALE
J. E. MARTIN
Attorney for PLAINTIFF

BY virtue Of. a certified copy Of decree
to me directed from the Clerk Of the su-
in cause No. A-8Os39 wherein Plymouth
Saving and Loan Association, Plaintiff,
and Thornberry Realty Company. Defen-
money. as provided for in said decree,
with interest and costs. I will expose At
public sale to the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY .rj I'VE , eth DAY OF
between the hours Of 10 O'clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock P NJ. Of said day. al the door OF
the Court House of Marion County. Indi-
Exceeding sew seven 9 years. Of the following
zeal estate in Marion County. Indiana:
part Of lot ~ NUMBERED b! ed. four y - hun
addition to the City Of Indianapolis,
Indiana. and more particularly de-
scribed as follows. to--wit: Commene-
south line Of Sind street with the west
line of Washington Boulevard, said
point being the North East corner OF
the City OF Indianapolis. thence West
with the south line Of SIND Street Us
feet; thence SOUTH Is feet; thence
on the West line Of Washington Boule-
ward which is 43 95 feet south Of point
Of beginning; thence northsrly along
BouleTard to b5ejg;ifnnfing. Being lot
three ~ Of subdivision Of lots 4s2.
463 and 464 in Warfeigh, as recorded
III pldL DDuh 10 pages 4fUs al tIA A7A
in the Recorders office of Marion
County Indiana. said subdivision be-
ing known and designated as Thorn
berry" and recorded in plat book %
at page 1913 Of the. records OF plats
on file in the Recorders Office Of Ma
rion County. Indiana. and which was
not properly executed and which was
afterwards corrected and relied and
recorded in plat book "a pages 90
and go in the Office Of the Recorder
OF Marion County. Indiana
Lot numbered FIVE 81 in Thorn
berry" being subdivision Of lots
462 4s3 and 464 in "Warhegh," an
addition to the City Of INDIANAPOLIS
said plat OF said subdivision known as
f'Thornberry" Is recorded in plat book
"a, pages 90 and 90 in the Office OF
the Recorder OF Marion County. Indi-
ana
Lot numbered six (s1 in Thornberry,
an addition 70 the City of Indian
apols. as per plat thereof, recorded IN
plat book "a pages go and 90. in the
Office of the Recorder Of Marion Coun-
tv Indiana.
II such rents and profits will not sell
for a sufficient sum TO satisfy said decree
with interest and costs I will. ~ the same
time and place. expose 70 public sails the
fee simple OF said real estate. or 50 much
thereof as nav be sufficient 20 discharge
said decree. Said sale will be made with
out relief from variation or sppraisement
laws.
OTTO RAY.
Shercf Of Marion County.
july s. 1898
Igly 5-12-I9. 1895.