, 1935-08-19

success in the Matamoros plaza dc
toros Sunday afternoon before .
crowd estimated at 1900.
Americans and Latins combined
III paying tribute to the courage and
skin OF these youngsters who have
teen fighting professionally only
about a year.
Youngsters Both Hit
The youngsters-Manolo is IS ana
Carlitos i4-drew spontaneous ova-
lions from the crowd, and the Of
fICial "dianas"-exultant musical
tributes paid only on authorization
OF the Judge, or 'camDlaaor dc
suerteS."
These boys, who are coached by
Samuel soils. an old-time matadOr
wrc fought IN the same "cuadrllla'
or company. with the world-iamous
RodolfO Gaona, placed their lives
10 danger repeatedly by playing IN
close 10 the i~nfuriated beasts, whlIe
going through an intricate maze OF
Sape work. Manolo was hit three
times and CarlitOs was hit Twice,
but fortunately they did not surfer
serious injuries.
The "estOcadaS, or death-tnrusbS
OF the youngsters were among
bsst vet witnessed in the Local ring.
Ntanolo killed the first bull with "a
single thrust and the crowd gave
INN a rousing cheer for his excel
iert work.
The fight got under way with a
blaze OF pomp and pagentry. Inc
aeuadrilla." with Manolo and Car
litos leading the way, strobe into
TIE arena rs the band played q
lively bullfight tune. The company
bowed before the Cambiador de
Suertes. Alfonso Reyna, as the
crowd cheered and the band played.
The bugler. stationed with the
t,dmR sounded a blast and the
firkt was on when the first bull. a
solid black ~2ia-year-old san Antonio
animal. tore into the arena from tAs
"toril."
Clothing is Ripped
II was Manolo's bull, and the
youngsJer turned IN some deIt cape
work before beginning the nazaIa-
OILS lob OF setting the "DanueLlllAs'
caily coIored shafts with parDeu
heads. III the inturlated anlfnaLS
shoulders. Alter barely escaping the
animals horns twice, Manolo was
hit u did not 90 down. His cloth
re was ripped, Out ne escaped Dc
h.nd a "barrera1 without serious
injury. The youth came rlgnt Dac
anu set the DanderlllaS IN Inc am
nlals' shoulders, while leaning over
n charging beasts horns' III ap-
proved fashion
when ManolO got ready for the
kij;. the bull charged in fast and
hi the yOungSter, but the boy mace
GOOD The thrust and the animal
dropped dead shortly aiterward
from the single "estocada. Inc
crowd went wild at this exhibition
and awarded him an ear. an un-
usual tribute for bravery and
courage.
The second animal, black ana
white, had energy I'd burn and IT
vas a fine fighting bull. CarlitoS
uAHNCA ~ AAALAN NAAAA VIZ NAENf kAh
inc even more chances than did ms
older brother. The yOungSter was
hit once, but came back immedi-
ately with a dazzling display Of dan
gerous capework which drew an
ovation from the crowd.
The bull. still full OF life, hit the
boy again as ne attempted 70 place
the first banderillas. He was hit OH
tie right leg. but the injury was
not serious. His second try with
the banderillaS was excellent.
Dangerous Cape Work
The boy did some very dangerous
cane work with the 'muleta," the
short blOod-red cape used in the
kill. and almost was hit once when
bAa knelt before the beast. The
vBnngster escaped, however. ana
came back 10 repeat the dangerous
performance In approved fashion.
The first "estocadar VAS a bit short.
bat Carlitos killed the beast with
tie second thrust. The bull lived
only a few moments.
The third bull, black and white,
was the largest OF the afternoon
ano IL had plenty Of fight. Manolos
cape work vas ~applauded. as he
ever went 20 FAR as TO perform a
"Gaonera." In this trick. the young
ster held the cape outstretched be-
hind his back, bringing the bull
around his body. The animals horns
missed him by an inch.
Manolo's work with the band
erillas on this animal was one OF
the high spots Of the fight. All six
of the darts were placed with skill
ard accuracy. The first death thrust
was a bit short. but the second Was
sufficient and the beast went down
IN a few seconds.
CarlitoS made short work OF the
fourth bull. a black animal. after
a bit OF good cape work. The first
thrust was excellently placed ap-
parently. but did not prove i'm
mediately fatal. II vas several mo-
ments before the animal died from
a second thrust In back OF the head.
YESTERDAYS STARS
(By The Associated Pressl
Watson Clark. Ralph Boyle and
Jimmy Jordan, Dodgers - Clark
BANKED Pirates with three hits IN
opener: BOYLE hit four times and
Jordan tied record with eleven as
siSts in second game.
Lynwood Rowe. Tigers White
washed Yankees with three hits and
helped win game with home run.
Hank Leiber. Giants - Pounded
Cincinnati pitching for homer, triple
and two doubles.
Heinie Manush. Senators. and
Kilt G~alatzer. Indians - ManuSh
drove in winning runs in tenth
inning Of first game: Galatzer rap
pe6 out six hits in two contests.