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Evening star., 1935-10-23
Parents 0. X. Game
Despite Fatality

BY the Associated Press.
TAvARES. Fla, October 23.-Foot
ball will continue for the
Tavares High School. Parents of
the schools players have voted
unanimously in favor Of the sport.
The vote was held because of
the death of young Horace Weaver.
a member of the team. Weaver
was injured in a game recently.
He was taken to hospital, where
pneumonia developed and death
resulted. His parents did not vote.
The other players wanted to
continue. 1t would be the wish of
Weaver to carry on with the game
he loved so well, they said.
Evening star., 1935-10-23
BOXING BOUTS BOOKED

Opening the local indoor boxing
season, the Lincoln A. c. will stage
32-round card at the Lincoln Col
onnade on Monday night. November
4. when Billy Bley. colored welter-
weight. stacks up against Kid Buffalo,
dusky Philadelphia menace, in a To-
round feature
Joe Turner will not open his indoor
season until November IL.
Evening star., 1935-10-23
YURW|Tz STARTS
At END FOR c. v.
Two Other Changes Made in
Lineup for Game With
Wake Forest.

::: @:f !: :,: 1;;$';. :;'s ~:s :':' &; 4:
juries. George Washington
University's lineup against Wake
Forest on the latter's field Saturday
will present three changes:
Pee Yurwitz, elongated New York
City sophomore, will start at left end
as result of his sensational de-
fensive work in the recent West Vir-
ginia victory; at right guard, Ted
Cottingham, Portland tOreg) sopho-
more. will replace Hollis Harrison, who
is nursing a shoulder ailment, and at
right halfback. George Trinastich,
Kansas City (Mo) Junior, will re-
ceive a chance to show his wares In
the absence OF Bruce Mahan, who
broke his left hand last Friday night
Trainer Roland Logan okayed Lee
mans return yesterday after the CO.
lonial ace went through a long-run-
ming signal drill. He stated that Tuffy
will be able to play at least a part
of Saturdays game. if not all Of
Evening star., 1935-10-23
D. WILLIAM LYON PHELPS
OF Ysle-better known as
Billy Phelps, the golfing
Scholar-had lust rapped

~ D. WILLIAM LYON PHELPS
OF Yale-better known as
Billy Phelps, the golfing
49, scholar-had just raped
one down the middle. Walter Prich-
ard Eaton, one of the dramas leading
mandarins. had followed suit. Gene
Tunney. out in 80, had doomed one
up the course. After your corre-
spondent had also kicked of, the con-
versation suddenly switched from the
main causes Of slicing and the glory
of the Autumn woods to Gene Tun-
ney's slant on Joe Louis, the Brown
Bomber.
I'VE have here Tunney said, 'the
strangest case in the history of pugil-
ism. We have in Louis young fellow
who at 81 has established himself as
the No. fighter Of the world-pos-
sibly the greatest all-around fight-
ing man of all time. Yet we have to
reach this last verdict in our faith
on form-not from proof in competi-
ton. for he has had practically no
competition at all from any Of his late
competitors.
we know Louis is fast and clever
that he Is a good boxer who can hit
and punish with either hand-that
he is strong and always in condi-
tion-that he is cool and cunning
that he has outclassed his field-but
no one still knows for certain just
what he could do against a good
fighter willing to fight back.
I'm his last three big fights.
against Carnera. Levinsky and
Max Baer, he might just as
well have been showing his stuff
against three punching bags who
did nothing to get him of
balance or crowd him at any
time.
There's a big difference" Tunney
continued, lin how you look and what
you can show when they let you make
every move you want to make. without
any hurry, worry or interference. 1t
isn't so easy when the other fellow
is fighting back with something to
show"
Evening star., 1935-10-23
TASK FOR CAVALIER CUBS

UNIVERSITY. Va. October "a
Virginia's first year foot ball team, with
victories to its credit over the fresh.
man teams Of v. P. I, and Maryland.
faces its toughest opposition Of the
season so far when it goes to play
V. M. I. in Lexington next Friday.
Evening star., 1935-10-23
MAROON GRID WIN
WARNING TO FOES
Champs Loom as Contend
ers Again in 26-0 Triumph
Over Roosevelt.
BY BURTON s. HAWKINS.

ENIHAL ana Eastern 1oOt Dali
n squads are q bit jittery today.
It's all because Hap" Har-
dell's green" Tech High
eleven loomed up like stoplight yes
terday in flashing a warning to Hardy
Pearces veterans and Artie Boyd's un-
defeated gridders by trouncing a
heavier Roosevelt team, $50. before
5000 scholastic fans yesterday in Cne
opening game of the interhigh series
at Eastern Stadium.
The defending champions never
were forced to dip deeply into their
repertoire of plays. and still have some
tricks left for the Central game on
November l..
With a sextet OF slashing backs
ploughing through wide gaps opened
by the light but fast-charging Tech
forward wall. the Maroon machine
Riders after overcoming its stage fright
Of the first quarter.
Francis Crimmins, Louie Nowiin
Lee Nichols. Bill Hart, Stan Wells and
Carl Sachs alternated in ripping the
Roosevelt line to Shreds as Tech dis
played potent running and aerial at
tack in sweeping down the feld fou-
times.
Roosevelt looked good for the first
few minutes Of the initial quarter
when Jake Fleischman, 2l2-pound
fullback, rammed through the Tech
line for Is yards on the first three
plays OF the game. From then on.
with one exception, the Rough Riders
resembled plugged dime.
Crimmins Plunges for Lead.
SPIRO KOLIUs. who took a severe
beating but played a smashing
game for Roosevelt at left end, re-
covered Dick Leister's tumble on
Techs 36-yard line, but the threat
ended on the 81 as the Maroon took
the ball on downs.
Launching its first touchdown
parade from its own 37-yard line.
Tech swept down the field on a pass
from Nichols to Wells and a left end
scoot by Wells. which planted the
oval on the 7-yard line. A short pass
from Crimmins to Wells netted 4
yards and after two running plays
had been stopped, Crimmins tore
through to score. Capt. Gilbert
Schroth's attempted placement was
blocked.
Jim King paved the way for the
next score when he recovered q
Fleischman tumble or his own AZ
yard line. Crimmins and Nowlin
collaborated in carrying the ball to
the 2-yard line, where Novlin carried
1t over. Crimmins booted the extra
point.
On an attempted punt from his own
35-yard line, Francis Beamer saw
Ernie Raulins and John Kramer
block the boot and Tech recover.
Hart. Wells and Crimmins lugged it
to the 4-yard line, where Wells
slashed through for a touchdown.
Schroth's attempted placement was
wide.
Whistle Prevents Another Score.
NICHOLS. Sachs and the crushing
Crimmins breezed 4s yards for
the final score, with Crimmins hitting
left tackle for 10 yards to tally. His
true placement ended scoring for the
day. although the game ended /
foot short Of another Tech touchdown.
Beamer, Hayman, Kolius and Bowel
10 were prominent In what little de-
fensive talent the Rough Riders dis
Z DIoved
Evening star., 1935-10-23

:. observation-disclosures (2). Wells. Now
In. Points after touchdown-Crimmin
e., Substitutions-tTech). Davis. Wells.
ton. Clay. Brinceheld King. Sachs. Krou-
~ Connolly. Rassler: tRooseveltl. Witt
for Hayman. Grimm for Beamer. Sheahan
for kolius. Kolius for Sheahan. Beamer
for Grimm. Grimm for Kollmyer. r. Nc
Donald for L.. Mcdonald. Roudabush for
Papanicolas Lancaster for Fleischman,
Fisher for Lewis. Richards for Lancaster.
Referee-Paul Magondn tMichiganl. Um-
pire-Bernard Eberts Catholic ". Head
of periods-Ten minutes.
Evening star., 1935-10-23

W YITH the Georgetown Uni
An/ versity foot ball squad in its
v " best physical shape Of the
season. Coach Jack Hag-
erty, taking as little chance as possible
Of injuries. has banned all scrimmase
in the Hoyas' preparation for their
contest Saturday with New York Uni
versity in New YorI.
Faced with the problem OF stopping
q powerful running and passing at
tack, Hagerty intends to change his
defense somewhat for the game. In
today's dummy scrimmage he was
to try two or three systems Of de-
fense. Immediately after this after
moons session the seven Georgetown
mentors were to 60 into a huddle
and before tomorrow's drill a new
defense to counteract the Violet Of
fense Is expected to be perfected.
Warned Against Passes.
CEORGETOWN has been warned
to watch out for the passing
attack Of the New Yorkers. In every
8ahC RioyCu OF tI1E year Dy
them the Violets have outgained their
foes in the air. Led by Ed Smith,
one Of the finest passers in the East,
N. Y. u. relies almost solely on its
aerial attack. In last weeks game
against the Pennsylvania Military
eleven it attempted 10 passes and
completed 10.
So far this year the Georgetown
pass defense has been almost perfect.
Against Roanoke and Miami only one
pass was completed against the
Hoyas. Miami completed this lone
pass last Saturday for q gain of
8 yards. Hagerty feels. however.
that the New York passing attack
Is far superior to that possessed by
either Roanoke or Miami, and there
fore is stressing . defense against
passes this week.
Evening star., 1935-10-23
HnlcOmh a Star Kicker.

A MOTHER lad who is called upon tc
handle the kicking assignment is
Clayton Holcomb, husky end from
Mount Pleasant Tex. His spirals
were far down the field in the St
Thomas tilt in Scranton. Pa. last
Sunday. Throughout the afternoon
he was called upon to kick the ball
out of bounds in the coffin corner
of the field and he continually had
the ST Thomas crew with their backs
against the wall. In addition TO his
booting, HolComb is crack forward
pass receiver and it was his sterling
play that put the Texans on top
against the Pennsylvania Tommies.
Coach Eddie La Fond, who secuted
the ST. Mary Rattle.S, was impressed
thoroughly with the playing of a
gigantic tackle from Center Point,
Tex. named Bruce McElroy. This
lad was power on offense as well
as defense against st. Thomas. Ac-
cording to La Fond. McElroy made
the first nine tackles for his team
and on each occasion the st. Thomas
ball carrier was brought down for
a loss
Evening star., 1935-10-23
LONE STAR STATE
PRODUCES EIGHT
Tenth Back to Face Cards
Here Friday Night Is
Crack Kicker.
CCORDING to report. s

A CCORDING to report, st.
~ Mary's foot ball team of San
~ Antonio, Tex, which plays
Il the undefeated Catholic Uni
versity eleven here Friday night, has
nine capable triple ethreat backs. They
are Alton Gipson. Hamilton; Fred
Hightower, Corsicana: Doug Locke,
Corsett; Bob McGinnis, Sabinal; Joe
O'Connor, Fort Worth; Woodrow Roy,
Beaumont; Co-Capt. Guy Todd. Gro
we'll: Francis Viverett, Beaumont, and
John Williams, Terrell With the
exception of Locke. who halls from
Arkansas, these lads are Texas born
and reared.
They kick. pass and carry the ball,
not to mention working on the re-
Ceiving end of aerial plays. Perhaps
the best booter of the group is
O'Connor, who spiraled 70-yard
kick against Rice several weeks ago.
Outstanding on pass throwing is Alton
tHooD Gipson, who has accounted
for every score by pass his team has
made this season. Co-Capt. Guy Todd
and Doug Locke are the best of the
ball carriers, although OConnor prac-
tically is on a par with this pair.
Evening star., 1935-10-23

Louis vs.. the All-Time Field.
"HOW would you compare Louis
with the best fighters you've ever
SEEM" DR.. Phelps asked.
Evening star., 1935-10-23
SCR|MMAGE OUT
OF H0YAS' PLANS
Take No Chance of Injury
in Preparations for
N. Y. U. Contest.

w yITH the Georgetown Uni
M versity foot ball squad in its
v " best physical shape Of the
season C0arh Tark usU
Evening star., 1935-10-23

Atlanta-The Georgia Tech Vel
low Jackets aren't waiting until Sat-
La gaceta., 1935-11-21
LOS ACTOS POIITICOS EN-
ESPANA

Madrid, Nov. 21.-Una nota
dada aver por ell ministro de la
gobernaci6n reveal que desde ell
IL de octubre a la fecha sc han
efectuado en- Espana 119 actos
publicos de propaganda politi-
ca, la mayor parte organiZa-
dos por la oposici6n.
A, los g~ubernamentales CO.
responder "A. Ell partido So
cialista verified ell mayor nume-
ro. La Ceda ha efectuado 25.
Asegura ell ministro que los
nGmeros prueban que en- toda
la peninsula hay libertad de
propaganda. La prohibition de
los actos al aire libre empieza
perjudicando a la Ceda, que ha-
bia anunciadO un mitin para la
plaza de toros de Barcelona.
La gaceta., 1935-11-21

Manana embarcara SanGhili
en- Espana, acompanado por ell
pugil Primo Rubio. Viene ell va
lenciano a imponer sus punos en-
New York, donde reside actual
mente Sixto Escobaf, ell cam :
pe6n americana, no ell campeon
mundial.
La corona mundial del peso
bantam pertenece al espanol,
que la conquistf en- buena i'd,
derrotando NADIA menos que al
panameno AL Brown, que la os-
tentaba. BESIDE este rinc6n de la
gran Republica americana lie de
seamos un feliz viaje, y que de-
rrote a Lou Salica y Escobar,
en- los combates que con ellos
sostendra. La Ultima victoria
de Sangchili, que Sc apellida Be
lalcazar, la conquist6 sobre ell
La gaceta., 1935-11-21
Los Espartanos estan va bien

Los Espartanos estan va bien
preparados para 4 match de
mahana por la nodSe, en- Plant
s g,s'a, co" los H"s1''' de Ala
Ell coach" Nash Higgins ha
recibido la lineaci6n de los con-
trarios, que es la sig1iente
Cook, ITO lbs.; Plant, POS;
Hayes, 1871; Thompson, 1876;
Young, III; Matthews, ia;
Martin, 1870; Gilmore, 165; B,
Owen, 1870; Meredith, 1872, y
Little, 10.
Els probable que los universe
tarios locales utilicen la misma
Inca de combate que utilizaron
contra los Sombreros de Stet-
son.
Ell dia de Oar Gracias los Es-
partanos jugaran Ell Bowling
Green, KY, con los Maestros de
Western Kentucky State.
La gaceta., 1935-11-21

dico al curarme? Pues que en-
contraba una gran mejoria. Y
70 pense: "ES debido "a la in
fluencia bienhechora de mi nue.
va amiga" Supongo que no Sc
ofendera listed porque la con-
sidere mi amiga.
TODD 10 contrario.
-Es que la ofensa estaria
justificada por mis- locuras.
Hasta la causa de nueStro COMO
cimiento, 1cCal ma sido? Una
falta mia.
No hablemos de ESQ. lie in
dique a listed antes Y lie digo
ahora, que para mi no es listed
mas que un semejante que SUI
FIRE, al que pueden serle benefit
ciosoS mis- cuidados; I'm padre,
al que he tenido la satisfaction
La gaceta., 1935-11-21

Otro gladiator espanol, ell We
terano Carlos Fix, derrot6 en-
Barcelona al filipino Speed A
ranss, que en- NADIA Sc parece a
los p1giles filipinos que actual
mente pelican en- los E. Unidos.
iPuede saberse cuanto dine
70 pide Benny Bass por tener
ell honor de visitar a Tampa y
pelear con Chino Alvarez?
Tenemos la seguridad de que
Ahora Sc dice que Kid Choco-
late sc va a meter a arbitro de
boxeo y que piensa ponerse los
zapatos de Cuco S. Medina.
lie ha salido a Relampago Sd
guero un competitor que el no
esperaba. Parece ser que ell ne
grito ha perdido TODD ell "almi-
don" y de peso de pluma que
era, Sc ha convertible en- peso a.
batido y retirado. Dios lie ayu-
de Y lie libre de hos..--.. pugilfs.
'ticos " cOnyugaleS.
La gaceta., 1935-11-21
TIRANDO Ell BALON

He aqui los nombres y las pop
clones de los Caimanes seleccb-
nados: Joe Jenkins, lie; Al Hi<
land, 1t; Charles Root, lg; Chan
lev Mtzner, c; Carlisle Hughes,
rg; Ben Porch, rt; Johnny Blu
rrcugfh:, re; Bill Stephens, qb
Billy Chase, III; Walter Mar
berry, y Hub McAnly, 1b.
Hughes ~desempenara la posi-
.ci6n de Julian Lane, que Sc en-
.cuentra lesionado.
Los caimanes arribaran en-
Georgia ell sabado por la mana
ma. En- las apuestas ell favorito
.es ell Georgia Tech.
La gaceta., 1935-11-21

mia: listed no guerra creerlo;
pero desde aver no sc 10 que pa
.Ga por mi.
Sc COMPREHENSIVE la
icondesita.-La satisfaction de
irecobrar su hija...
No, no es ESQ. Claro que es
para mi una dicha inmensa re-
cobrar csc angel; pero 10 es aun
mayor por ser listed quien me
10 devuelve.
-lQue inrporta?
i Vaya 81 importa! Sc ha
presentado listed a mi de un
modo... me ha hablado de una
manera... BESIDE aver soy otro
enteramente y aun confio cam
biar mas. Amo la vida que an
ties me era indiferente, siento
en- mi ideas desconocidas, i'm
La gaceta., 1935-11-21

pulses nuevos... Y TODD ESQ es
obra de listed.
81 la transformation es
cierta, falta saber 81 sera o no
beneficiosa.
-6Que duda cabe de que 81?
ISiendo listed quien me guia por
ell nuevo canine que Sc abre an
tie mis- ojos, por fuerza me ha
de guar al bien.
Sonri6 Andrea y cambi6 de
conversation ,diciendo.
-Hablamos demasiado y a
listed acaso no lie convenga ha-
blair.
Con listed si,-protesto
ell herido.
Con nadie.
Ell medico no ha adverti-
do.
La gaceta., 1935-11-21

-Pues es extrano. Manana
procurare estar aquf cuando
venga, para que me de sus ms
trucciones.
-iManana! Pero ivolvera
listed manana?
-iQue duda cabe? Volve-
re a desempenar mis- funcio-
mes de enfermera.
-iOh!
-Ahora hablaremos de
ESQ; antes permitame uated
que lie arregle ell apostle de Ia
herida. Ell vendaje me parece
que esta un POGO flojo.
81, Sc desat6. Die a uno
de los hermanos Que me cuidan
que 10 arreglara, y no supo,.
por 10 visto,
-Pues veamos 81 yo soy
La gaceta., 1935-11-21
SALIO DE VIAJE MIKE JA-
COBS

New York, Nov. 21.-El EN- =
presario Mike Jacobs salio ano-
che con rumbo a Miami y la Ha
bana donde hara arreglos para
ell "bout" entire Jose Luis, ell cam
pe6n sin corona, e Isidoro Gas
tanaga, ell gladiator vasco.
Cuando llegue a Miami, Jacobs
estudiara la situaci6n boxistica
en- aquella ciudad. Julian Black,
uno de los directories de Luis, lie
acompanara hasta ell Sur.
La gaceta., 1935-11-21
.AMBIARON>PEL0fE E5s
: clGANTEs y Los zENALEs

Daytons O%io, Nov. 21.-Los
gigantes dTNew York, que en-
1888 cIquistaron ell campeona-
to def mundo, cambiaron aver
peloteros con los Cardenales.
Por mutuo convenio entire
Branch Hickey, vicepresidente
de los Cardenales, Y Bill Terry,
director de los Gigantes, los nom
bres' de los jugadores envueltos
en- la transaction no seran anun
ciados hasta ell dia 10 de diciem
bre, en- Chicago.
Dicese que dos de los juga-
La gaceta., 1935-11-21

Ell Institute Americana de
Futbol culpa a las juntas de e.
ducaci6n de los institutes por la
muerte de los j6venes atletas y
senala estas cuatro causas:
La selection impropia de Goa
ohes y pocas facilidades para
estos equipo inadecuado, impro
pia tecnica en- la ejecuci6n de
los fundamentals y falta de
propia supervision medica.
La gaceta., 1935-11-21
PJ. EITOS Y DIVORCIOS

Maxine Vallejo contra Ma
rina Vallejo, decreto; Ruby Ba-
llentine contra David Ballen-
tine, decreto; F. H. Thompson
contra Lutica Jackson; Claren-
ce Sheffield contra Verda Lee
Sheffield; Lillian Haimovitz
contra H. w. Benbow.
La gaceta., 1935-11-21
DEPORTES
NUEVA VICTORIA DE Pc,
DRO

New York, Nov. PA los
as se2undos del tercer asalto, en-
ell Club New Lenox, Pedro Mon
tanez, ell peso ligero de Puerto
Rico, puso a dormir a Jack Stan
ley, de West New York. Pesaba
Montanez 1912 libras y ell con
trincante 14212.
Sc habia anunciado que ell
match seria a diez rounds.
La gaceta., 1935-11-21

Dfcese que ell dia 25 reapare-
cera en- Paris, frente a Lou
Brouillard, ell campe6n mundial
del peso medic, Marcel Thiel.
Como de costumbre la pelea Sc
"a dirigida por ell empresario
americana Jeff Dickson.
La gaceta., 1935-11-21
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

70 10 dispondre TODD de ma
nera que la estancia de su hi
ia en- esta casa no lie proporcio
ne molestia alguna Y 81 1nica-
mente la satisfaction de tener-
la a su lado. lQuiere listed ad-
vertir a su servidumbre que
cumplan mis- mandates?
Mario llam6 a su criado y
dijole que el y todos sus SER
vidores Sc pusieran incondicio-
nalmente a las 6rdenes de la
sonora condesa.
Esta sali6 de la alcoba, estu-
La gaceta., 1935-11-21

dores inefdidos efsel cambio son
Roy Parmelee y Burgess White
head. Tn tercero 10 es Jimmy
Collins.
Parmelee gan6 IA juegos y
perdi6 10 en- la temporada de
1885.
Circula ell rumor de que JimG
my Fox, Eric McNair y Roger
Cramer iran a los Medals Ro-
jas de Boston en- cambio por di
nero y la tercera base Bill Wer-
Der.
La gaceta., 1935-11-21

iSin confirmar, que nosotros
sepamos, 10 del viaje de Benny
Bass para pelear con Chino AL
varez, terror de los hombres de
1876 libras en- TODD ell Sur.
La gaceta., 1935-11-21
Las Panteras y los Terriers Sc prep
Ell juego del Dk de Oar Sra

Ell partido Traditional de fut-
entire las Panteras del ms
tituto de Plant y los Terriers
de- Institute Hillsborough Sc e
fectuara en- esta ciudad ell Dia
de Oar Gracias a Dios.
Los coaches" Lamar SaDva
y Willard johnson preparan a
sus j6venes atletas y piensan
La gaceta., 1935-11-21

Pedrito Rios, I'm gladiator es
panol, hizo pelea nula, en- Pa :
rfs, con ell gallo Angelman. FL
frances sac6 ventaia en- los pri-
meros asaltos; pero el espanol,
combatiendo valientemente, per
do los ultimos.
La gaceta., 1935-11-21

La victoria de Primo Carne-
ra sObre ell aleman Walter Neu-
sci no prueba que ell gigantic pue
de llegar de nuevo a la cuspide
de su division. Lo que prueba es
que ell Sr. Neusel no merece ser
include en- la primera fila de
los gladiadores de su peso.
La gaceta., 1935-11-21

Madrid, Nov. 21.-Al e&lo-
tar aver un barreno, a destiem-
DO, en- las obras del tunnel del va
lie de Afan, perdieron la vida
cinco trabajadores.
FL gobierno ha ordenado Sc
realize a toda prisa una minu-
ciosaainvestigaci6n, cen ell fin
de exigir responsibilities.
La gaceta., 1935-11-21

Ell portugues Rodriguez, que
aspira al campeonato de Euro :
pa, categoria media, derrot6 en-
Lisboa a Ben Donnars.
Benny no vendra a la ciudad del
tabaco 81 antes no Sc lie garan-
tia una bolsa que retribuya su
Downing esta acostum :
Ibrado a ofrecer "tantos por Glen
tos"; pero con Bass tendra que
poner una garantia.
La gaceta., 1935-11-21

de devolver la hija que lloraba
perdida.
-iQue buena y que indulgen
te es listed, sonora condesa! i
-iPor Dios! 6Dice que es mi
amigo y me llama sonora con-
desa? No cuadra con una ver-
dadera amistad tanta ceremo-
MIA.
-SC6mo quiere listed que lie
lame?
-Por mi nombre: Andrea.
Y
Sonrio ell enfermo, como 81 lie
halagara la confianza que entire
los dos iba eStableciendose, v
dijo:
-PueS bien, Andrea, amiga
La gaceta., 1935-11-21

que Ia bataIIa, como e~nrfos d
nos, resuItara sensational.
La direction de los Terriers
parece dispuesta a que los no.
nores vayan este ano atsemi-
mole Heights, no a Palma Celia.
Los estudiantes estan va pre-
lparando la parada para csc dia.
La gaceta., 1935-11-21

Rodriguez ha aceptado TN con
trato para batirse con ell espa-
mol Martinez de Alfara.
La gaceta., 1935-11-21

Dutch Stanley anunci6 aver,
en- Gainesville, la Inca de fuego
que ell sabado presentara en- At
lanta, frente al Georgia Tech.
La gaceta., 1935-11-21

vo fuera unos INSTANCES y vol
vic diciendo:
va esta TODD arreglado.
Mario, que la contemplate
con admiration, exclam6:
-lNo, no es impossible que
existan angeles en- ell mundo,
puesto que listed esta en- ell!
Sin mostrar nj complacen-
cia nj enojo por los elogios del
herido, Andrea dijo:
-Pero me olvidaba de cum
plir mis- deberes de enfermera,
Sepamos: ic6mo va esa heri-
da?
-Bien; baStante bien,@Sa
be listed que ha dicho hoy ell me
La gaceta., 1935-11-21

Madrid, Nov. 21.-El mir
tro de estado, Sr, Martinez
Velasco, ofreci6 aver ul8 almFerl
70 en- honor del ilust-e Ftrtu ]
gres don Julio CANA. y
Martinez de Velasceoronun-
clio ug discurso elogi 10 ell a
cercamiento e-pirit entire
pcrtugueses Y espa]bes, inten-
s.ficado en- los dltimos amos.
La gaceta., 1935-11-21
CON LOS GUANTES

campe6n italiano Mandolfi.
La gaceta., 1935-11-21

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