davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-09-29
Foot Ball Results

Hope College, z: Ferris Institute, s.
Valparaiso. 26: St. Joseph's. 0.
Central Normal. 6: Earlhar1. 6.
Evansville, 13; Rose Poly, 7.
Manchester, z; De Pauw, 7.
New Mexico, 20: Texas Mines, o.
Washington. IA; Idaho. o.
Lacrosse, 13; Columbia, Z.
Texas, SO; Texas Arts, 6.
College Of Idaho, 81; Boise, o.
San Francisco State, IL; Menlo, 6.
Colorado State, II: wyoming, 3.
Southern Methodist, 60: Austin, 0.
Denver University, 10; Colorado COL
lege. 0.
Montana State College. Z; Bingham
Young, o.
st. Olaf. IL; st. Mary's, o.
Gustavus Adolphus, o; Carleton, o
Moorhead State Teachers, 20; Con.
cordia, 0.
Monmouth, SO; Burlington, o
Washington State. 46; College ci
Puget Sound. 6.
Santa Clara. 20: San Francisco, Z
River Falls, IL; Hamline, S.
st. Johns 81; St. Cloud Teach
ers, 6.
New Mexico Aggies, "a; Eastern
New Mexico, O.
Pacific University, 6; Southern Ore
gon Normal, o.
Oregan State. 26; Willamette, 0
Ricks College. 18; Gooding Col.
lege. o.
Albion State Normal, 18: West.
minister, 8.
Adrian, Z: Wheaton, o.
Rio Grande College, Z; Moorheac
Teachers, 6.
Creighton. 10: st. Louis, o.
Baylor, IA; Hardin-Simmons, o.
Bishop, %; Texas Jarvis, IL.
Southern California, 9; Montana, 0
Stanford. IS; San Jose State, o.
Cincinnati, 90; Dayton, o.
Evening star., 1935-09-29

LOCAL.
Maryland, 80; st. Johns, 8.
American, go: Bridgewater. o.
Shippensburg State Teachers, 33;
Wilson Teachers, o.
East.
Western Maryland. 47: Shenan-
doah, o.
williams, %: Massachusetts, State, o.
Ohio Wesleyan, 40; Heidelberg, 0.
st. Lawrence, IL: Cornell, 6.
Bates. 81: Lewiston, 0.
Navy, 30; William and Mary, o.
Colby, 6; Amherst, 6.
Boston College, IL; st. Anselm. 2.
Baldwin Wallace, SIS; Buffalo, o.
Cortland. 10: Canisius. Z.
Colgate, 80; Niagara. o.
Northeastern, 0; Connecticut State, 0
Dartmouth, 80; Norwich, o.
Fordham. IA; Franklin and Mar
shall. 7.
Holy Cross. IL; Providence, O.
Moravian, 6; Lafayette, 0.
La Sale, IA; Davis and Elkins, o.
Lehigh, Is: Upsala. 7.
Maine, 7; Rhode Island, 0.
Union. 6: Middlebury, 6.
Pittsburgh, IA; Waynesburg, 0.
westchester, l9; Rutgers. Z.
Trinity, 80: Hartwick, o.
Vermont, l8: Rensselaer, Poly, 0.
Villanova, 81; Ursinus, o.
Wesleyan. 27: Coast Guard, 0.
Case, 8: Carnegie Tech. 0.
Springfield, 10; East Stroudsburg, o
Wilberforce, 81: West Kentucky, 0.
Mercersburg, 20; Dickinson Jay
wees, 6.
Wooster. Al: Hiram, 0.
West Virginia, o; West Virginia
Wesleyan, o.
Marshall, 81; Concord Teachers, o.
Bloomsbury Teachers, 10; Clarion
Teachers, o.
Clarkson, 81: Ottawa, o.
Hobart, So; Holbrook, o.
Slippery Rock. q; Westminster, 8.
South.
North Carolina, IA; Wake Forest. o
Richmond, 6; Randolph Macon, 6.
Duke, Al; South Carolina, 0.
Baltimore, 6; Wilson, 6.
Florida, "a; Stetson, 0.
Furman, 50: Piedmont. 0.
Mississippi, o.; Memphis, o.
Clemson, 20; Virginia Tech, z.
Catawba, 81; Guilford, o.
Hampden-Sydney. IL; Virginia. Z.
Washington and Lee, 18; Wonord, o.
Georgia Tech, 80; Presbyterian COL
lege, o.
Tulane, A; v. M. l., 0.
Vanderbilt, IA: Mississippi State, D.
Alabama, Z; Howard, z
Tennessee, 20; Southwestern. 0.
Centenary, 21: Louisiana Normal, o.
Georgia, 81; Mercer, o.
Rice, 10; L. S. u, Z.
Roanoke, IS; Langley Field, 6.
Carson Newman, IS; Western Caro-
lima Teachers. o.
Western Kentucky Teachers, 50:
Bethel, 0.
North Carolina State, IA; David
son, 0.
West.
Arkansas. II: Kansas Teachers, o.
Occidental, o; Arizona State, 0.
Iowa, So, Bradley, o.
Lawrence, Z; Lake Forest, o.
Ripon, 6; Millikin, 0.
Upper Iowa, 0; Coe, 0.
Ball State, Z; Franklin, o.
Knox, 18; Principia, o.
Ohio University, 6; Illinois, o.
Nebraska, 20; Chicago, Z.
California, At; California Aggies, O.
Northwestern, IA; De Paul, 0.
Notre Dame, 20; Kansas, I.
Elmhurst, IS; Morton College, 8.
Western State, Is; Illinois College, o.
Michigan State, Al; Grinnell, 0.
Miami University. 80; Kentucky
Teachers, z.
Oklahoma, 3; Colorado, o.
Wabash, A; Oakland City, o
Butler, 20; Louisville, o.
Minnesota, 26; North Dakota
State, 6.
South Dakota State. 10; Wiscon-
sin, 8.
Missouri, 80; Jewell. o.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
Coffman, TooCood for Preheim,
Wins 4. n. u. PentathlOn Title

collegiate cross country champion,
won the 10,000-meter run crown and
Joe McCluskey, New York Athletic
Club veteran and ex-Fordham lumi-
nary, captured the 3,000-meter steeple-
chase.
Elmo Pentti, Of the Millrose A. A.,
the defending champion in the long
distance event, gave Ottey q brisk
fight through most Of the race out
lost ground during Toms brilliant
home stretch drive and was beaten by
IS yards. The tall, blond collegian
was timed in 80 minutes 1910
seconds, approximately two minutes
behind the American record.
McCluskey finished the steeple-
chase event 100 yards ahead of last
years winner and American record
holder, Harold Manning of Wichita,
Kans.. in minutes 30.3 seconds.
The lanky New Yorker pushed into
the lead on the first lap.
Gets an Early Lead.
COFFMAN took a big lead in the
opening event, the broad jump,
when he leaped 704 meters and
scored 815 points. Preheim won the
javelin throw with a heave of so
meters 90 centimeters; Emanuel Nit
chell. Of Brooklyn, N. Y. turned in
the fastest time in the 200 meters,
232 seconds; Robert A. Detweiler, Of
the West Philadelphia A. A., led the
discus throwers with a toss of 1894
meters, and Cabrey was top man In
the 1,500 meters. stepping the dis
tance in minutes 49,7 seconds.
National PentathIon Championship.
BROAD JUMP--Won by Clyde Co1man.
Miam G Sssrea 4 sayve Aauate
1886 points); third. Harold M. Osborn,
Philadelphia College of osteopathy 1858
<. ~ a. 'is4i points. winning jump. S.o4
a's; JAyELrS rsRow-Ton + By =, A. Arnold ".
ponts SGS DGnss sh4a Rossfs
P.nsy 554 points n 'e4 wnnhs Hns seans
0O OsSS. METER pAsH.Won By Emanuel
second. Coiman (711 points: tie for third
shins A. c.. Jersey City (each 619 points,.
Beft D1sGns sTs TaRoW@Won sssGnesi by petweiler
1892 points,; second. Plansky 1871 points,; !;
third, Preheim 1853 points,: fourth. Coff-
man $3.50 points,. Winning distance. 1894
i.5OO-METER RUN-won by cabrey
(477 points,: second. Kenneth p. Button,
New York City (456 points); tie for third
between Coffman and Edward H. Wheelan.
Newark A. c. (each 439 points,.
FINAL PENTATHLON STANDING--First
Clyde cofiman; Kansas City A. C.. (3.OS4
points,; second. Arnold Preheim. Agricul-
ture Department A. A. T.755 points,:
third George Plansky. Boston A. A. e. .632
points,; fourth. William Cabrey. jr.. Bay
Harold NJ. Osborne. Philadelphia College
Of Osteopathy (2574 points,.
IOOOO-METER RUN (National A. A. o.
championship)-Won by Thomas C. Ottey.
Michigan State College; second. Elmo Pent-
oush 5ostSn 4 tins scassE a2;S5s
Evening star., 1935-09-29
Homer Standing
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Home runs yesterday-Medwick,
Cardinals. 2; Klein, Cubs, /; Frey.
Dodgers, /; Trosky, Indians, /; Averill,
Indians. /; Gehringer. Tigers. /; Foxx,
Tigers, l.; Marion, Senators, /; New
some, Athletics, 1; Haas, White Sox,
l. Kress, Senators, /.
The leaders-Greenberg, Tigers, 36;
Foxx, Athletics, "a; Berger. Braves, "a;
OFT, Giants, 81; Gehrig, Yankees, 80.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
BY Staff Correspondent of The Star.

BY Staff Correspondent Of The Star.
~ HILADELPHIA, September 20
u Manager Bucky Harris will
take a final peek into 1886 to-
morrow when he sends young
Henry Coppola to the slab in the
closing game of the season against
the Athletics.
A sore arm victim since his fiye-hit
shutout against the Red Sox in June,
Coppola recently declared the ailment
had vanished and to prove it he won
a 5-to-4 victory over the Athletics in
Washington a week ago.
Tomorrow he will be given his Sec
ond test since rejoining the Nationals
slab staff.
CECIL TRAVIS is no Heinie Manush
~ as far as outfielding Is concerned
as yet. but one thing the youngster
has that Heinie lacked is a deadly
arm. Rival clubs have discovered this
already and are taking few chances
on the bases.
Rookie Woody Upchurch of the AS
was one Of the two today who tried
to take liberties with Travis whip
when, with the bases loaded and one
down, Jimmy Foxx lined deep to Cecil.
Upchurch, on third base, tried to score
after the catch and was cut down at
the plate, Travis to Bolton.
Another Athletic rookie, George Pat
ton took n similar chance the next
inning, and also was tagged.
Even If they drop tomorrow's final
here and the BROWNS win their double
header with the Endians, the Nationals
still will finish In sixth place by half
Evening star., 1935-09-29
GIRLS, BOYS BATTLE
Bethesda Teams Meet Tomorrow
in Donkey Diamond Game.

High school girls and boys Of Be-
thesda will meet in a donkey base ball
game tomorrow night, proceeds OF
which will be given for special work
among children and needy sick PERI
sons.
The game will be played on the
grounds adjoining the Meadowbrook
Hunt Club on the East West highway,
'Ntarting at 1880 pm.
Admission will be Is cents for
adults, is cents for children.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
GRID TILT AT ARLINGTON.

Arlington and Ballston foot ball
teams will battle today on the Arling-
ton field, starting at 2:3o o'clock.
All Arlington players are requested
to report at the fire house at ! o'clock.
Evening star., 1935-09-29

fBatted for SalveSon in ninth.
Detroit oit 200 400 Oils
Chicago o 600 Ol2 000-3
Runs-Fox CD. Walker. Gehringer t2).
Owen. Rowe, Haas Bonura, Hayes. Err
rors-Rogen Bonura. Runs batted in
Gehringer 90 Fox, Goslin. Walker t2).
Rowe. Stratton. Kreevich. Hayes. Two
base hits = Fox Goslin. Shea, Owen.
Walker. Stratton. Hayworth. Kreevich.
Home runs = Fox Gehringer. Double
plays-Rogel to Gehringer to Greenberg
90. Left on bases--.Detroit. 4 Chicago;
=. First base on balls-Of Rowe. 2: off
Stratton, /. Struck out-By Rowe. >:
by Stratton. l; by Salveson .. Hits--Oh
Rowe. in z innings; on Lawson. in
on salveson. in innings. Hit by
pitcher-By Stratton Fox. Balk-Law-
SON Winning pitcher-Rowe. Losing
pitcher Stratton. Umpires Messrs.
Quinn. Marberry and Moriarty. Time
Evening star., 1935-09-29

Runs batted in-Lewis. Powell t3l.
Home Home fun-Kress. stolen base-Poveii.
Double playsSEich;rds to veseh; e. L1ke W. .S to
inrton. &: Philadelphia. 3. Bases on balls
@on veach, s.: Struck out.IBy Linke.
l: BY veach. 2. wild pitcheS-yeach,
Linke. Passed ball-Patton. Umpires-
TRo-1:13.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
INDIANS GRAB BOTH
ENDS OF TWIN BILL
Nv the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, September %. - The
~ Indians won both ends of double
header with the st. Louis Browns to-
day, taking the second with the aid
of Hal Trosky's twenty sixth home run.
Z to 3, after blanking the Brown 3-to-0
Evening star., 1935-09-29
1874 SEE DODGERS WIN
Seasons Smallest Crowd Attends
Sixth Straight Victory.

BROOKLYN. September % %-
Before only 1874 cash customers, the
smallest crowd of the season, the
Dodgers defeated the Philljes, IL to 2.
today for their sixth straight victory.
George Earnshaw pitched eight in
nings and allowed only four hits.
Evening star., 1935-09-29

sBatted for French in eighth inning.
1Batted for Haines in tenth inning.
sRan for Delaney in tenth inning.
Chicago 900 O2O OO3 OO-5
St Louis - 600 3O2 900 OF
Runs--Gslan. Klein t2l. O'Dea, pema-
rec. Rothrock CD. Medwick 90. Davis.
Error-O'Dea. Runs batted in-Msdwick
t5>. J, Collins. Herman; Klein; Demaree
retta. Three-bsse hits-Medwick. Galan,
Demaree. Home runs-Klein. Medwick
-. Stolen base-Galan. Sacrifice
Judy Double plays-Herman. Cavarretta
to ODea: Judy to j. Collins: Kowalik to
Hack to JnrEes TO Hack. Left on bases a
on Kowalik. /; of Winford. 5; OF Walker.
l: strikeouts-By French; 2; by kowalik:
7 innings: off Kowalik. 3 in 3 tnone out
In eleventh.: Winford. II in 81 innings:
of Haines. 0 In ! q innings: of Walker. l
in l inning Wild pitch-Kowalik Passed
ball-Davs. Winning pitcher-Walker.
Losing pitcher-Kowalik. Umpires-Messrs.
Pinelli. KLEIN, Rigler and Reardon. Time
2:lS
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Totals. "a 92411 Totals. .32 727
sBatted for Bridges in ninth.

Detroit OO1 900 OILS
Chicago o- 900 002 04x-6
Runs-White Gehringer. owen. SIM
mons. Haas .t2}. Appling, Kreevich Hayes.
Errors-Cochrane, Gehringer: Greenbers
batted in-Cochrane, Bonura t2). Haas
CRUDE (3). Two-base hits - Cochrane
Bonura. Gehringer. CRUDE. Home run
Kreevich. Double play-Bonura tunas-
sisted. Left on bases-Detroit. g., Chi
cago 8. First base on balls-Of Bridges.
4; of Jones, 4. Struck out-By BRIDGES
3: by Jones, o. Wild pitch--Jones, Um-
pires-Messrs. Moriarty. Quinn and Mar
berry. Time-2:00. 49,.
Evening star., 1935-09-29

Philadelphia 600 01O 0O1- 9
Brooklyn --- 11O 052 12x-12
Runs-Camilli. Allen, Bordagaray t3),
Frey (2). Bucher. Mills. Leslie, Skaf. Boyle.
Sherlock Earnshaw Errors-Frey. Ver-
gez. Runs batted in-vergez. Bucher,
Earnshaw (2). Frey go Strip. Jordan,
Vereez L2). Bordasaray.. Frey. camilli
Allen. Three-base hit-skaf, Home run
Frey. Left on bases+-Philadelphia 8.
IsoS s5oSkyn srles ssses ousy On g.
BY Leonard, .. Hlts-Of Mulcahy. 10 in
4 innings .(none out in NTH: of Prim.
nines: off Leonard. 2 in 1 inning. Hit by
pitcher-By Mulcahy aJordaR M. Winnin1s min
cahy. Umpires-Messrs. Moran and Ma
gerkurth Time-1:45.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
RANDOLPH-MACON AHEAD.

FRONT ROYAL, Va, September %.
-Randolph-Macon Academy won Its
first game of the foot ball season, l9
to O, over Strassburg High.
Evening star., 1935-09-29

Runs-Lary. Cliff. Cary. Averill, vosmik.
Trosky go. Knickerbocker. Lee. Runs
batted in--Trosky (0, : Brenzel L2). Car
son. Lee. Larry (2!. Solters. Two-base
soct,r Lee osi AysT Home rn
Trosky. Stolen base Il Larry. Double
play-Lary to Carey to Burns. Left on
sasssMss Louis s; cieyelapd nt 2 Rirst
on Van Alta. 1. Struck out-By Lee. 3:
By Caldwell. ]; by Van Alta. l.: Hits-On
in 2hs innings; of Thomas. 2 in / in-
ming. Losing pitcber-Caldwell. Um-
pires-Messrs. Kolls. Ormsby and Owens.
Time :36.
Evening star., 1935-09-29

Runs-Galatzer. Averill. Knickerbocker.
Error-Harder. Runs batted in-Averill
(2). Garbark. Two-base hitS-Coleman,
Harder, Burns. Knickerbocker Hughes.
Home run = Averill. Sacrifice = Harder.
Double OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to Hughes to
frosty. van Alta to Hemsiey to Burns.
Left on bases-St. Louis. q; Cleveland. 8.
First base on balls-Od Van Alta. l.
Struck out-By Andrews. 3: by Harder 2.
.Hits-Off Andrews. in z innings: OF
Van Alta, 2 in l inning. Passed ball
Garbark. Losing pitcher-Andrews. Um-
pires-Messrs. Owens. Kolls and Ormsbys
Time-1:27.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
CARDS CALL HALT
ON CUBS AT LAST
Travel II Innings to Win,
7.5-Rothrock, Medwick
Each Gets 4 Hits.
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
ut. LOUIS, September 2S.-Too
- late to make any difference,
except break the Chicago Cubs
- winning streak at 81 straight
games, the st. Louis Cardinals de-
feated the new National League
champions, 7 to S. in eleven innings
today.
Jack Rothrock singled to open the
eleventh and Joe Medwick followed
with his second home run Of the
game for the Red Birds winning
margin. Rothrock was also on base
when Joe hit his first four-bagger in
the sixth.
The two players each got four hits to
lead the 12-hit attack against Larry
French and Steve Kowalik. Recruit
Jim Winford started for the Cards,
but Jesse Haines and Bill Walker also
saw service before the game was over.
Clout Run Across.
POTHROCx singled In the fourth
~ and Medwick promptly tripled
him across, then scored on Jim Col
lins' long outfield fly. Virgil Davis
and Leo Durocher singled. Davis scor-
ing when Catcher Hank ODea threw
wild on an attempted double steal
Chuck Klein's home run with Auge
Galan, who had tripled, on base gave
the Cubs two runs in the fifth. Three
behind, they tied the score in the
ninth, driving Winford from the
mound. Klein and O'Dea singled, Joe
Demaree tripled and Phil Cavarretta
singled. Stan Hack hit into double
play, Lyle Judy to Jim Collins. to
end the rally.
Evening star., 1935-09-29

tBatted for Upchurch in ninth.
Washington 600 010 0O3 00-4
Philadelphia --- 600 600 lob O1-5
Runs batted in-Marion, Bluege, Travis
(2), Newsome. Patton (2). Richards. Peer
SON. Two-base hits-Foxx. Upchurch,
Bluege, Travis, Patton. Peerson. Home
runs-Marion. Newsome. Stolen base
Bluege Sacrifices-Newsome, Peerson.
Double plays-Bluege to Kuhel to Bolton;
Travis to Bolton; Snyder to Foxx: Left
on bases-Washington. 12; Philadelphia;
10. Bases on balls-On Newsom. 4; on
Struck out-By Newsom. 4: BY Russell, 1:
by Upchurch: l.; by Lieber. l.; Hits~Ion
Newsom II in sh innings; on Russell .
nings: on Lieber. . in 2 innings. Passed
bali-Bolton. Winning pitcher-Lieber.
Losing pitcher-Russell. Umpires-Messrs.
-2:10.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
IO.OOO-METER RUN National A. A.

IO.OOO-METER RUN National A. A. o.
championship)-Won by Thomas c. Ottey.
Michigan State College: second. Elmo Pent-
IT, Millrose A.. A: third. Thomas McDon-
ough: Boston 4: 4; Time; 32:05.3;
al A. A. q. championship)-Won by JOS
eph p McCluskey. New York Athletic
Club: second. Harold Manning. Wichita.
Kans.; third. Frank Nordell, Philadelphia.
Time. 9:30.3.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
MINES PLAY AT WHEATON.

Heurich Brewers and the Senate
Giants clash at O'Clock this afternoon
on the Wheaton diamond.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
21B Split With As Cch Sixth G1eenberg Gives Tigers hfeM EDGE
BRUINS ARE: RATED
EVEN DEFENS|VELY
Hanks Home Run ShiIIalah
Is Stick Margin-Dizzy
Gives Advice.

This is the first of three stories
comparing the world series riudls,
Detroit and Chicago.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
- - - -
Totals. 81 "A II

Totals..33 72412 Totals. IA ~ 10
'Batted for Van Alta in eighth.
st. Louis - OO2 600 O1O-3
Cleveland O22 030 0OK-7
Evening star., 1935-09-29
SECOND GAME.)

Totals. 40 IL - IA Totals..35 ~ 10
"Batted for Stratton in seventh.
4Ratted for SalyeSOQ in ninth.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
Totals A I3 3Ot20 Totals 81 II SO 1
tNnne nut In eleventh uhen winning


'Batted for French in eighth inning.
1Batted for Haines in tenth inning.
sRan for Delaney in tenth inning.
Evening star., 1935-09-29

Totals s-33 g "a Totals-42 II %
Score by innings:
La gaceta., 1935-05-27
LtGA NACTONAL

Babe Ruth pogo tres "jonro.
nes" ell sabado, pero aver do,
mingo tom6 tres "ponches" y
mo bate6 de Shit. johnson limi
Ito a los Braves a z hits. Sc ano
ito la derrota a Farmhouse.
Boston &c, III, lie; Cincinnati
&c, 12h, lie.
Ell va famoso pitcher Blantor
sirvio nueve "pOnches" a los
Phillies y di6 otra victoria a los
Piratas. Fue ell s6ptimo triunft
del jdven lanzador, con solo dos
derrotas.
Filadelfia 1c, IN, lie; Pitts
burgh &c, Oh, 2e,
Con Lee de pitcher los Cubs
vencieron a los dodgers, que
solo pegaron 4 hits. LIE TOGO la
perdida al pitcher Earnshaw.
Lopez no bate6 de init" en- dos
veces.
Brooklyn &c, 4h, 4e; Chicago
&c, 11h, De.
Los Dean, Daffy y Dizzy, fue
ron opuestos aver a los Gigan-
ties, pero los neoyorquinos CANA
ron ell juego en- la novena entra-
da, hacienda 4 carreras. LENA
ron los Cardenales las bases, con
ningdn "out'', en- ell noveno; pc
TO Bob O'Farrell facilit6 una
"jugada doble", hundiendo las
oportunidades de SD Club.
New York sc, 9h, lie; st. Luis
4c, 12h, lie.
La gaceta., 1935-05-27
las principales peleas de la

New York, mayo 27.-La
mas importante pelea de la Sc
mana la sostendran ell martes
en- esta ciudad, en- Polo Grounds
Jimmy McLarnin, Ell campe6n
del peso welter, y Barney Ross,
de Chicago, que aapira a ARE
batarle la corona. Ross renun-
clio la corona de 1876 libras por
no poder limitar SD peso y Nc
Larnin pasa grandes apuros pa
ra mantenerse dentro de las
lat.
Para ell lunes sc anuncian las
s~iguientes peleas: en- Boston,
frankie Britt contra Cocoa
Kid; en- Chicago, Billy Cele-
.bron,, de Fargo, contra Sherard
La gaceta., 1935-05-27

Como ell conSejo del sacerdo-
tie era en- verdad t. mas pruden-
tie, Elvira no vacil6 en- seguir-
10, aunque lie costaba IN gran
pesar separarse de su hija.
-Tiene listed raz6n-diio,
.tras un corto silencio.-Es ne
eesario guitar ID nina de aqui,
para eVitar nuevas infamias, V
el medic mejor es ell Que listed
me aconseja. A mi no Sc me ha-
.bia ocurrido y lie doy las gra-
cias. Ahora. Ahora, para que
complete ST obra, solo falta que
me indique listed I'm coiegio de
confianza donde poner a mi hi
ia, porque yo no Sc.
Don Manuel sonri6, disimu-
lando hip6critamente su ale
gria,
La gaceta., 1935-05-27
DEPORTES'
STRONGBERG CONTRA Ell
RUSO MIKALOFF

FL aleman Rudy Strongber2
luchara esta noche, en- ell Qua
drilatero del 116 de Artilleria
frente a Ivan Mikaloff, ell russo
de la "melena revuelta."
La semana pasada ell russo I,
pego un puntapie en- la nariz
al super-villano Tom Draak, ell
nolandes, y lie ruso fuera de
combate por varios dias.
Strongberg, fresco de su ba-
ITALIA con Babe Caddock, espe-
IA aumentar sus laureles por
cuenta de su nuevo rival.
Nick Bacalis, un griego dc
California, Sc batira con Tom
Mahoney, ell de las llaves de
tijera. -tass
Pesa ell griego 220 libras J
dice ostentar ell campeonato de
Jugoeslavia.
Babe Caddock Sc batira con
ell russo John Podubny, hijo de
un campe6n; Joe Lindsey, de
Texas, sera ell contrincante de
Tiger Collins.
La gaceta., 1935-05-27

Aquello era precisamente 10
que el deseaba.
Hay varlos,-repuso.-Yo
conozco uno en- ell que podra us
ted dejar la nina sin tenor de
nlnguna clase.
-tCual es?
Ell de termanas de San vi
eehte de Paul, Una santa casa
que me honra contandome en- Ell
numero de sus protectores. Re-
comendare eficazmente la nina
a las hermanas, que son ange-
les y podra listed estar tran
Quiia' Conste, sin embargo, que
no tengo inter6s alguno en que
Martha vaya a csc colegio, y
81 listed prefiere otro...
No. Ese, puesto que listed
10 conoce.
La gaceta., 1935-05-27
SEIS Sc
CAL1F1CARON PARA LA
CARRERA DE 500 MILLAS

indianapolis, Mayo 81
Mas de $4,000 personals Sc a.
gruparon aver en- la pista para
presenciar las pruebas de la
gran carrera de 500 milla",
que Sc efectuara ell dia 80.
Laura ingalls,, la aviatriz, y
la Srta. Margaret Bourke Viii
te, un notable fot6grafo, die
ron vueltas a la pista en- COM
pania de Lou Meyers, ell ven
cedor en- los amos 1928 y 1888,
con promedio de velocidad de
mas de 100 millas. Aver Sc ca
|lificaron William Canton, de
Detroit; Lou Moore, de Los An
geles; Wilbur Shaw, de India
napolis; AL Miller, de Detroit,
Frank Brisko, de Milwaukee, y
Kelly Petillo, de Milwaukee.
Canton lego a un promedio
de velocidad de 118.205 millas
por bora.
La gaceta., 1935-05-27

%estar, por Ell que tanto me int.
reSo.
Hizo una breve pausa, v lue-
tgo prosiguio:
-Yo creo o, por mejor decir,
20 opino que, para evitar Incl
denies desagradabies como ell
Ide hoy, 10 mejor es guitar la nj
ma de aqui.
Dejo caer estas 1ltimas pala-
bras p~ausadamente, una a una
" eStudiando su efecto.
-iSepararme de mi hija!-
exclam6 Elvira, abrazando a la
nina, como 81 temiese que Sc la
arrebataran.
Els 10 mas prudente,-re-
puso el
que sera un sacrifice muy gran
de para listed!
La gaceta., 1935-05-27
PANCHITA BRAZIL A
A UN NEGRO

Una mujer de la raza negra,
Panchita Brazil, vecina del nj.
nero 1904 de la Gale de Gray
mato aver a IN hombre de 81
raza, Robert Shurman, de 20 a.
nos, utilizando I'm punz6n para
romper Ell hielo.
La policfa dice que Ia mujer
confiesa ell delito, pero asegura
10 hizo para defenderse de una
aggression.
Ell case esta siendo investiga-
do por los detectives.
La gaceta., 1935-05-27
iInmenso!

immense!
-Lo supeago. Pero, hija mia
Icuande llega ell case, debemos
tener la abaegaci6n necesaria
|para sacrificarnos. No SO trata
solo de la tranquilidad de listed,
lsino tamibien y sobre TODD, del
|bienestar de esa inocente cria-
|tura, expuesta aqui a ser victi-
ma de violenciaS y deSprecios
'injuStos.
-Tiene listed raz6n.
-Pues, por 10 mismo... Hay
en- Madrid excelentes colegios
donde la nina puede estar muy
bien a toda pension y donde US
te podra visitarla siempre que
quiera; asi lie sera menos vio1
lenta la separation.
Pusose una mano sobre ell CO.
La gaceta., 1935-05-27
VIII

Nj Elvira nj ell cura, sospe-
|chaban que SD conversation te-
MIA un testigo.
Era Candida, ell cual, a POGO
de entrar don Manuel, escon-
di6se detras del biombo coloca-
do delante de una de las puer-
tas de la estancia, y desde ALI es
cuch6 atentamente 10 que habla-
ban,
La gaceta., 1935-05-27

VENDEDORES DE SEGU-
RIOS para polizas de vida de
$3.50, $500 y $1,000, en- un
plan de pequenos pages men,
suales. De So a SIS al contado
y aaemas de los renuevos. Es-
criban a sol Hildebrant Bldg.
jacksonville, Florida.