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years was destroyed by that
one lapse.
"It's q trick!" lrowled certain mem
bers Of the Knox mob.
Knox Suffers Three Wins in Row.
OTHERS began to investigate . ru-
~ NOR that Principal had imported
ringers from local orthopedic hos
pital and palmed them OF as foot
ball players. Others still were grum-
bling about the coaching system. A
few loyal zealots hoped that the
triumph would be forgotten and that
the next week would see the be-
ginning of a new and greater losing
streak.
But the Knox team was caught in
the whirlpool Of victory. On the
following Saturday it defeated West
ern Teachers and last week it plunged
its admirers in despair by whipping
the strong Augustana outfit. The fu-
ture is dark and heavy with success.
After tasting the sweets Of the great
est losing streak in history,
sons Of Knox must resign themselves
to the dullest sort of winning season.
Hobart tried desperately 10
get back in stride after the Hol.
brook holocaust, and almost did.
Last Saturday the Orange and Royal
Purple team won a heartbreaking de-
cision from Hamilton, 8 to 7 A point
or two the other way, one little break,
| and the score might have been re-
versed. But it's no use to cry over split
gin, as the nursery rhyme says. Ho-
bart, like Knox, is doomed to victory.
And the little Albany team from
oregon is coming on with rush. Her
fine record was overlooked In the ex-
element Of the Knox Hobart duel, but
she kept plugging. The inhabitants Of
Albany population $1,000 watched
breathlessly as she crept up on the
leaders.
Last week, while Knox and
Hobart faded and fell back, Al.
bany blew close decision TO the
College Of Idaho, IL to Z, and
tied the record.
There is no stopping her now.
A team that will be beaten can be-
beaten.
(Copyright. 1885. BY the North American
Newspaper Alliance. 1nc0
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BRISC0E IS FEARED
BY HOWARD'S ELEVEN
Former Armstrong High Player
Seen handspring Of Virginia
States Attack.

A FORMER local scholastic gridder,
Red Briscoe. is the back to stop,
Howard University's eleven figures,
when Virginia State invades the BIZ
sons stadium Saturday.
Briscoe, former Armstrong High
School standout, is the handspring
of the Virginia State attack, which
enjoys the wholesale respect of Coech
Charles West of Howard, whose line
has been weakened by injuries.
Vests two leading centers are on
the injured list, necessitating the shift
OF Capt. Bish Hart to the pivot post.
Offsetting the line trouble, to some
extent, has been the impressive show
ing of the Bison backs, who include
Berry Williams, Odell Pryor, James
Williams, Bernard Johnston, La Vert
Armstrong and John Oxley.
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EVEN TILT IS FORESEEN
Dunbar, Bates Well Matched fol
Colored Grid Game.

An even struggle between the Dun
bar High eleven and the Bates COL
ored eleven from Annapolis is antici-
pated tomorrow afternoon when the
intercity rivals meet at Walker Sta
dunn Both teams have played Balti-
more Vocational School, Bates win
ming by a rs score and Dunbar losing
by the same margin.
Only three 1884 regulars-W. Cor
don, j. Duncan and G. Curtis-will be
in Coach Pinderhughes' starting Dun
bar line-up.
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the ball, pass it and kick 1t. Kicking,
in fact, is his speciality.
Brasher. a junior, is generally re-
garded by coaches as one OF the
fastest, hardest-hitting men on the
squad, with an almost uncanny ability
to get down under punts.
Ellis and Brasher have as their
understudies two sophomores who
appear so much alike in foot ball toys
that it's difficult to tell them apart
They are Frank Jones Of Richmond
Va, and Tony Young of Louisville,
KY. Each weighs 1875, each is about
6 feet tall and each is fast.
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WINS OVER PENN
BOOST PRESTIGE
Cornell and Harvard Down
IntersectionaI Games Fea-
ture This Week.
By the Associated Press.


n YEW YORK, October 1.-THE
M East lacks a big foot ball con-
ference such as the major
a Western and Southern groups
but a couple of times each season it's
interesting to see how the "old guard
is faring within its limits and against
"outside" opposition.
The "old guard is the term gen.
orally applied to the seven universities
in the Eastern base ball and basket
ball leagues-Yale, Harvard. Prince
ton, Dartmouth. Cornell, Columbia
and Pennsylvania
Princeton and Yale, each with a
victory over Penn, are the ranking
teams of the group, as no others have
engaged in internal competition dur
ing the "tune-up" season. They are
rated among the best teams in the
East, and the Quakers haven't beer
disgraced by losing to them.
With Cornell and Harvard down in
the doldrums. the group has recorded
eight victories and four defeats against
outside opposition. This weeks pro.
gram she d give an even better line
on its s. myth.
Penn Is Favorite.
DEM is favored to beat Columbia ir
the only old guard game of the
week. Yale stacks up against Navy. 6
powerful team to all appearances anc
one which might be included in the
conference"
Harvard. trimmed by Holy Cross In
Its only major game so far, clashe:
with Army and appears due to take il
on the chin again. Princeton faces it,
neighbor, Rutgers, in renewal o.
foot balls oldest rivalry.
Dartmouth, winner of three minol
games, faces a downtrodden Brown
eleven, while Cornell, thrice beaten
has week of before meeting Prince
ton, Columbia, Dartmouth and Penn
In succession.
Aside from these games, most of thu
interest this week lies in the big in
tersectional clashes. The Pittsburgh
Notre Dame, Fordham-Vanderbilt, De
troit- Catholic. University and Boston
lege-Mchigan State games ar,
among the best prospects.
Big Ten Gets Fast Action.
THE real conferences are due for 6
busy time deciding their races
Ohio States great team faces North.
western, Michigan meets Wisconsin
and Purdue plays Chicago in the Biz
Ten. The Rice-Southern Methodist
and Texas A. g. M.-Texas Christian
games in the Southwest involve I'm.
beaten title contenders.
The Alabama Tennessee, Auburn.
Kentucky, Florida Mississippi, Georgia
Tech-Duke. Georgia North Caroline
State and Maryland-V. M. I. games
may help decide the Southeastern anc
Southern Conference struggles.
The Nebraska kansas State ant
Oklahoma-Iowa State contests shoule
straighten out the Big Six consider.
ably.
The Rocky Mountain Conference
offers Greeley State-Montana State
Utah State-Denver, Colorado College,
Brigham Young and Colorado Mines.
Colorado University. On the Pacific
Coast the conference games are less
decisive. sending Southern California
against Oregon State. Washington
against Washington State and Idaho
against Oregon.
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GENERALS SHIFT GAME
Will Play Virginia Tech Team il
Bluefield, w. Va,

LEXINGTON, Va, October H.
Washington and Lees eleven will
make only one more appearance on
Old Dominion's soil this Fall-when
they meet Virginia here November 8
in homecoming day game.
Virginia Tech, originally slated for
Blacksburg, will be played at Bluefeld,
w. Va, on October 26.
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GATHERS STRONG QUINT.
Sholls Cafeteria courtmen, con.
sidered one of the best local amateur
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and Yale Are Setting Pace for Old Guard Eastern Gon
Grid Wins Costs
Sasse His Carb

BY the Associated Press.
CTATE COLLEGE, Miss-Mem-
- phis Ike Pickle, Mississippi
State halfback, looks well in Maj.
Ralph Sasse's gray trousers and
suede oxfords. Pickle admired the
coach's garb and the major said
he could have them If the team
beat Alabama. 1t did, and Mem
phis Ike is having a fine time
sporting his new clothes around
the campus.
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GENERALS POSSESS
fine PAIR OF ENDS
Believe Ellis and Brasher About
as Capable as They Come.
Former Great Kicker.

T EXTINCTION, Va, October l7.-Foot
ball players, they say, really don't
come much better than Washington
and Lees two ends-Bill Ellis of Ash
land, KY, and Charlie Brasher Of
Rutherford, N. j.
Ellis. q senior. is the more spec
tacular, with his ability to run with
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NO REST FOR ILLINl
Ordered to Practice Field When
They End 1000 Mile Trip.

CHAMPAIGN, III. october II up.
There's no rest for the Illinois play
ers even though they travelled q couple
Of thousand miles each way to defeat
Southern California last Saturday.
They got home yesterday and. after
big welcome, went right out on the
practice field to learn some new plays
| for next weeks Iowa game.
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Pixlee Is Confident.

Pixlee Is Confident.
IN SPITE of the odds and Leemans'
injury. Coach Jim Pixlee appears
confident the Colonials will win their
second victory over the Mountaineers,
whom they defeated last year. 1917,
largely through the excellent ball run
ming Of Plotnicki and a field goal by
Captain Harry Deming.
Attempts to make much over the
resignation of three George Washing
ton gridders have fallen very fiat. Two
OF the men quit simply because they
had no chance of making the team.
even as second stringers and the third
was out for the year with an injury.
West Virginia, with five regulars
returning from the hospital squad,
will be at its strongest for the first
time this season when it tackles the
Colonials.
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SHAPE
IS BIG QUESTION
George Washington Ace May
Not Be Able to Face
West Virginia.

\X HErhEK H., OF mo, not 4, lun ~ Lee &C..
Wv question today as George
Washington contemplated
its scrap tomorrow night at Grifith
Stadium with a strong West Virginia
eleven. With or without Leemans, the
Colonials likely will enter the contest
as underdogs at slight odds.
A hip injury received in the game
with Catawba still Is painful and
fluffy, even if permitted to play, for
which he is eager. probably wouldn't
measure up TO the high Leemans
standard.
Ben Plotnicki, who alternates with
him, likely will play a large part Of
the game, If not all of it. The con-
test may afford big opportunity for
several backs who have been so over
Swallowed by Leemans as to seem
nonentities.
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basket ball teams ever assembled,
probably will enter the annual Heu-
rich Cup series.
La opinión., 1935-05-17
MANFRED0
VS.. CEFERINO


Jimmy McLarnin Sc echo encima
un enconado enemigo la noche en-
que, hace dos amos, noqueo a Young
Corbett Ill en- TN round en- ell Par
que Wrigley. arrebatando!e ell cam
peonato mundial de peso weller.
Ese enemiso es Al Manfredo,
primo del oampeon destronsdo, y
auien siendo un muchseho enclen-
que en- ese ~ertonees, juro venear la
derrota de su primo eonvirtiendose
en- Iuchador para l~anzarse tras de
MeLarnin y reconeuistsr la corona
que quito a Corbett ~.
Manfredo ha lniciado va el ascen-
SO hacia la c1spide, y aetualmente
esta en- una posieion en- que solo
10 faltan pocos obstacu'os para lle-
gar hasta su Objective principal
pelea con McLarnin por ell til
tu.o weller. Uno de esos obstaeulos
sera ell que e%ncuentre hoy en- la
noche ell itallano cuando Sc enfren-
te a Ceferino Garcia en- Ell Estadio
de Hollywood, en- n pelea de re-
vancha para ell filipino.
Hace un mes ceferino fue a Ss.
cramento. y perdio la decision con-
ira Manfredo. Sin embargo, ahora
los expertos boxisticos de Los An
ssles 10 sscogen como favorito pa
rs vsnearss de sss derrota, posi-
blemente pcr ia via del knock out.
La opinión., 1935-05-17
URUGUAY Sc
INSCRIBE EN-
La OLIMPIADA

BERLIN, Mayo 1G. La Ultima
inscription EN- la lista de las ma
clones que van a tomar parte en-
los juegos de 1896, nos llega hoy
del Comite Olfmpico del Uruguay.
Esta noticia sera acogida segura-
.mente con vivisimo interes por los
amigos Y a~fieionados al futbol. CO..
mo Due Sc trata de i'm equipo que
en- Europa-1924 en- Amsterdam
pudo cubrirse de bien merecida glo-
ria y ocupar Ell primer puesto en-
tire los primeros iugadores del mum
do. En- la Olimpiada celebrada en-
1892 nc pudieron toniar parte los
futbolistas uruguayos por la bien
sencilla razon de no haber tenido
tugar entonees ningnn torneo de
futbol. Los deportistas uruguayos
81 concurrieron a las pruebas de
reno. logrando obtener Ell tercer
ptiesto en- las earreras de skiff.
tambien en- las pruebas de atletis-
mo. esgrima Y boxeo dejaron bien
sentado su nombre los atletas uru-
de modo que para 1886 pue
contarse con I'm equipo bastan4
respectable de aquella parte de la
America del Sur.
La opinión., 1935-05-17
FL PORTLAND
SERA VENDIDO
A 3 ACTORES
George Raft, Bing Crosby
y Frawley seran los com
pradores

Que tres oonooidos artistas de
Hollywood estan p!aneando tomar
parte activa en- ell base ball COM
prando oil equipo de Portland, de la
Liga de la Costa del Pacifico, fue
10 cue Sc revelo aver aqui, al mis-
mo tempo que Sc recibian infor-
mes del Noroeste que e. j.. Scheft-
ner, manufacturer de cremas de
afeitar y actual propietario del
Portland, esta d~ispuesto a vender
hasta por la mitad de 10 que paso
por ell club, c%onvencido de que ell
base ball no es lin negocio tan bo-
yante como Sc lie hizo Greer cuando
adquirio ell equipo.
Los tres actores lnteresados en- la
compra del Portland, segnn ell ru-
NOR circulado en- los centres de-
portivos de Hollywood, son Bing
Crosby, George Raft Y Bill Fraw-
ley. los tres muy aficionados al rey
de los %deportes.
Dutch Ruethcr, manager del
Seattle, es quien esta interesando
a los actores a eomprar ell eduipo,
in~sistiendo en- que TODD 10 que 81
Portland ~necesita para c~onvertirse
en- una de las mejores novenss de
Ia liea, y empezar a producer di-
nero a sus dueaos, es mejorese pit
cheers.
La opinión., 1935-05-17
y Estados Unidos
Sc Enfrentan en- Tennis
Canzoneri ReConquista su Corona

Barney Ross. hmbers cay6 a la Iona tres
veces durante ell encuentro a is POUNDS que
tuvo con canzoneri en- ell Madison Square
Garden, y en- ell cue ell veterano ex-eam-
peon ~reconquisto su titulo.
Foto international Ill. News
La opinión., 1935-05-17
J TRIUN Eos
DE FILLMORE
EN- BASE BALL

Los Cardenales de Fillmore con-
q%uistaron ell ultimo domingo dos
yiotorias en- sus %terrenos, derrotan-
do a los Estrellas de Ojai en- Ia
primera contienda y en- la segunda
al Santa Barbara All stars.
Los de ojai salieron del diaman-
tie de Fillmore con ell fatfeico rosa
rio que les eoloco Ell pitcher Marti-
nez. mlentras que los Cardenales
hacian un total de 8 carreras. Los
jugadors que Sc distinguieron en-
este juego fueron ell short stop j.
Saucedo con un home run cuando
habfan dos hombres en- bases, y ell
tercera base. c. Morales con una
~estupenda atrapada.
En- ell segundo encuentro la ano-
tacion quedo 5 carreras a 2 en- ia
o de los Cardenales, luciendose ell
pitcher Rios y ell catcher Mufoz por
su buena actuacion.
Ell manager Fermfn DIVA nos CO.
munica sus Geseos de %eoncertar
juego con cnalquier noyena de Los
Angeles que quiera cruzar sus bats
0 los Cardenales de Fillmore.
La opinión., 1935-05-17
HOY
LA SERIE DE-
LA COPA DAVIS
Los jugadores del TIC Sam
sen los favcritos. en- la
Capital

cIuDAD DE MEXICO, mayo is.
l-(Exclusivo). - Gran expectation
reina en- los c~irculos tennisticos dc
esta capital por la serie decisivs del
~torneo por la copa Davis. que ma
mana en- Ia tarde iniciaran en- esta
ciudad con los prirteros juesos dc
singles los tennistas de Estados Uni
dos y los de Mexico, disputandoss
ell derecho de ir a Europa a enfren-
tarse a los paises vencedores en- las
e~iimlnatorias semi-finales de la 20
ma europea.
Ell equipo de Estados unidos, for
mado por los excelentes jugadores
Bitsy Grant, Donald Bulge y Gene
Mako, Sc considera aquf 10 suficien.
tie fuerte para derrotar q los juga-
Idores m~exicanos. Los tennistas nor
teamericanos conquistaron ell dere-
cho de contender con Mexico. al
eliminar del torneo a los jugadores
de China la semana pasada. Cuba
fue eliminada primero por Mexico.
Una gran multitud de afioionados
al tennis Sc espera que asistira ma
mana al campo del Club Deportivo
ChapuItcpec, donde Sc efectuaran
los jueeos de singles entire Mexico
y Estados Unidos.
Los e%neuentros de la division de
dobles Sc e~feetuaran ell sabado. y la
serie terminara al domingo con los
ultimos juegos de singles.
La opinión., 1935-05-17

Lou An,bers, retador de Herkimer, MY.
al campeonato mundiaI de peso Iigero, es
ell que aparece en- la toto tirado en- la Iona
despues de haber recibido un duro derecha-
70 de Tony canzoneri, declarado nueyo
campeon de peso Iigero en- sustitucion de
La opinión., 1935-05-17
ARMSTRONG os
PETEDEGRASS

Henry Armstrong, ell campeon
de peso de pluma en- ell Estado
de California y ahijado predilee-
to de Writ Ross, probablemente
haga su reaparicion ante los AFT
cionados de Los Angeles ell mar
ties 20 de mayo en- ell Olympic
Auditorium.
Esto fue 10 que nos informo
aver Ross, asreeando que Arms
trong llevara como adversario al
boxeador Pete De Grass, muy
conocido en- ell este y quien Sc
esta e%ntrenando va en- esta ciu-
dad para haeer su debut.
"Estoy teniendo mucha diff
cultad para encontrar adversa-
rios a Armstrong, declare Ross.
FL negrito, despues de ser des-
conocido como campeon pluma.
de California por su permanent
cia en- Mexico, fue rehabilitado
por la comision AtIetlca del
Estado.
La opinión., 1935-05-17
LOUIS LEGO
A new YORK
negro Sc entrenara alll
para su pelea con Carne-
ra, Ell Is de JUNO

NUEvA YORK, N. v, mayo 10.
-(UP).-Joe Louis, la sensational
contribution de Detroit a la divi-
sion de peso complete, lego a Nue.,
va York a fin de inieiar su prepa-
racion fisiea para la pelea que ten
dra ell IS de JUNO con Primo Car.
nera.
Louis fue reeibido enthusiastic
mente por la poblaei6n negra de
Harlem. cue tiene grandes espe-
ranzas de yer a Ia nueya "Sombra
Negra del Ring convertirse an nue.
vo campe6n mundial de peso COM
pleto.
Antes de dirigirse a su campo de
entrensmiento, Louis Sc presents-
ra durante una semana en- un tea
tro de Harlem, sesun anunciaron
sus managers, empezando desde ell
viernes.
La genie de color Sc eneuentra
excitadisima por la presencia del
nuevo idolo de los a~ficionados, y
todos Sc preparan a asistir IN ma
sa al Yankee Stadium ell dfa IS de
JUNO para verlo en- accion contra
ell ex-campeon Primo Camera, en-
una pelea que puede ser ell oltimo
escalon de Louis hacia ell titulo que
posee ahora Max Baer.
FL Twentieth Century Club, que
presentars este encuentro, esta ha-
ciendo neg~oeiaciones con ell mana
ger de Max Bssr para que defien-
da ell ~campeonato contra Louis, en-
case de que ell negro derrote a Car
nera, y de Que Baer venza tam
bien a James Braddook en- ell en-
cuentro titular que tendran ell Is
de juno en- ell Garden Bowl.
La opinión., 1935-05-17
EL DisTRlTo FEDERAL ELiHl-
NO A NUEvO LEON

CHIHUAHUA, Mayo .. En- 81
dnico juego del programa de ano-
che. Ell equipo de Nuevo LEON que
do elimlnado de la justa nacional
de basquet Dol euando el Dlstrito
Federal 10 derrot6 por la anotaei6n
Que dejamos apdntada arriba. Ma
die pensaba, nj 70 mismo en- 10 par
ticular, que Nuevo Leon llegaria al
lugar en- que Sc supo oolocar. Sin
embargo. ~aproveeho su entusiasmo
y dej6 traslucir una tecnica que mas
d%epurada puede darle magnfficos re
sultados EN- ell future.
Ell Distrito Federal mand6 al cam
pc a los siguientes hombres: Duran
de Ia Sierra, al centric; Pope San
chez y Lozano, a las ~canastas y Ia
pata y Alvarez a las defensas. Nue.
vo Leon puso a Santos. en- Ell cen
tro: a Martinez y Bremen, en- Ia
delantera y a Cara Gonzalez J a
Muhoz. en- Ia defensiya.
Principal Ell %encuentro y trans
eurren COS minutes y medic sin que
ninguno consiga anotar. La pelota
va Y viene de un tablero a otro
hasta que surge ell hombre que Ia
encesta para abrir su marcador:
Cara Gonzalez del Nueyo Leon, re
cibe pase de Bremen Y hace una en-
| trada a la canasta anotando. Ell DIS
La opinión., 1935-05-17
TAMPICO Tamns.

TAMPlCO, lamps, Mayo TO-
(Exelhsivo).-Medio million de pc
SOS en- monedas de plata. feuron
embarcadas hoy en- ell vapor "Ag-
wistar''. consignadas a Nueya York,
Eel embarque de la plata, fue he
cho por la sucursal del banco Ma
cioral de este Puerto. sin expli-
earsa la eausa por la cual es en-
viada al extranjero la fuerte suma
en- metalico.
La opinión., 1935-05-17

go White Sox durante ell invierno
de 1933-34, y empez6 su segunda
temporada con csc equipo este aio.
EarnshaW fue I'm factor importan-
tie en- los triunfos ~alcanzados por el
equipo de Connie Mack en- los amos
de 1929 q 1881, en- los que los Atle-
tieos de Filadelfia disputaron Ell
~campeonato mundial en- tres oea-
stones.
Ell v~eterano del diamante tiene
ac%tualmente IS amos de edad, y es
uno de los ~jueadores de mas tsma-
no en- las Iigas mayores. va que
mide 6 pies 4 puIgadas de estatu-
ra y pes mas de 200 libras.
La opinión., 1935-05-17
(coneluye)

FL pdblico p|resenci6 Ell reparto
de trofeos que los Directories de
Ia Federation pusieron en- manos
del ciudadano Presidente Municipal
senior Eugenio Prado y del eiudada
no diputaGo senior Carlos Silva, en-
representation del ciudadano Co
bernador del Estado, para que fue-
ran e%ntregados a los equipos. Am
Dos formaron en- Ell centric de Ia
cancha y solo Ell captain del Dis
trito Federal Sc resistfa a formar
con los suyos. impresionado todavfa
por Ell lneidente; sin embargo, 81
p1b1lco 10 pidi6 inslstentenente = le
tribute formidable ovaci6n cuando
hizo su entrada a la cancha. Habl6
ell sehor Prado Y entree6 al Chihua
hua eli troieo General Rodrigo NJ.
Queyedo''. y premios personales
cohsistentes en- peiotitas de basquet
Dol, de orc. Ademds. una magnifiea
pelota que regal6 la Casa Cano Her
manos.
FL equipo del Distrito Federal. ell
trofeo "Eugenio Prado' = al equi-
pc de Nuevo Leon, tercer ldgar en-
Ell certamen. Ia copa Que por con-
dueto de sus agentes en- ell Estado
don6 la Compahfa Manufacturers
de Gigarros Eel Aguila". S. \.
Fooh dlrigi6 Ia palabra al p1bll
co de chihuahua felicitandolo por
nosaef IN aaf1fno de tanta notancia
y cuando aeab6 su peroraci6n fue
premiado con una saliva de aplad-
SOS.
Con 10 anterior Sc do por termi
nado Ell Campeonato de Basquet Dol
de la Repdblica, bajo los auspieios
de La Federation Deportiya del Es-
tado &c chihuahua y este mismo
ORGANISING da 81 sabado once de los
c~orrientes, I'm gran bale en- el Tea
tro de los Heroes, en- honor del equi
DO Yeneedor.