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, 1935-08-04
Real Dough To
Be Put Behind
Lowly Braves

BOSTON, Aug. 3. R)-A lot Of
new money Is going to be available
&c the lowly Boston Braves with
tn the next few days and Bill
McKechnie, who was given COM
plete charge when Emil Fuchs was
forced to resign as club president.
is going TO spend 1t rebuilding his
team.
This was decided Friday when
Charles T.. Adams. grocery chain
hoe ,y-racing magnate. held a sew
en-hour conference with Ford Prick,
young National league president.
and his legal advisor.
Adams assumed control Of the
Braves Wednesday when Fuchs was
forced TO forfeit his majority hold
ItngH
Such backing. according to re-
ports from Washington. will be
provided by a syndicate headed by
George Preston Marshall, operator
Of q large laundry chain in the ma
lions capitol and well known TO
The New England sports public as
the head OF the Boston Redskins
professional football club.
Marshall has expressed the will
ingness OF his group to take over
control OF the Braves from Adams
and the latter Is In q receptive
mood for such an offer.
During his conference with Prick,
AdlRns appointed McKechnie. who
hal managed the club since 1880.
general manager pro TEN. Adams
assured Prick that the Braves
would complete their 1885 schedule.
In the event that the Marshall
group gains control. Adams Is will
ting To retain n large minority in
terest. At the present time Adams
baseball losses exceed 800, 600.
, 1935-08-04
Tournament
Is Resumed Monday
ESPECIAL 70 The Heraldl

ACPcClAl 70 Inc 6C1hACl
SAN BENITO, Aug. 3.-Play will
be resumed Monday night in the
Valley invitation softball tourna-
ment being sponsored here by the
Kiwanis club. The Monday night
game will see Mercedes and Har-
lingen tangle. The tournament
opened Thursday night with
Brownsville defeating Donna, Is to
4.
Remainder OF the schedule fol-
lows. Tuesday, Aug. 6, McAllen VS..
Raymondville: Wednesday, Aug. 7,
San Benito VS.. San Juan; Thursday,
Aug. 8. Brownsville VS.. Edinburg;
Monday. Aug. II, winner Of Har-
lingen-MercedeS game VS.. winner
McAllen-R aymondville game; Tues
day, Aug. Is, winner San Benito-
San Juan game VS.. winner Browns
Vile Edinburg game. The cham
pionship game will be played We'd
neSday. Aug. IA between winners OF
the Aug. II and Is games.
, 1935-08-04
FRIDAYS STARS

lBy The Associated Pressl
Sam West. Browns - Hit eighth
inning homer with Ray Pepper on
base. Broke deadlock with White
Sox.
Gene Schott, Reds-Held Cubs 10
four hits and no runs.
Red Role, Yankees Connected
with three hits and stole one base
against Senator'S.
Me- OFT. Giants-Hit gath homer
and drove in another run with
double In 4 TO I victory over Braves.
Sam Leslie. Dodgers-Led attack
on five Philadelphia pitchers with
three hits.
, 1935-08-04

daring performer and q skillful one.
The other two matadors to see
action are Jose SalaS, known as
The Syrian" and Juan Estrada,
both well known performers. SalaS
scored q rouSing hit In his perform
ance here at the last fight, but his
work was cut short when he was
gored in the groin by q Infatuated
Xajay bull. SalaS showed exception
al skill and his work was rewarded
by dianas, the musical tribute paid
only for unusual daring. The "Syr-
ian" drew an ovation when he was
carried from the ring, and the
"aflcionadoS" have urged since that
time that he be brought back for
a return engagement.
Salas was injured when he as
sumed the role Of banderillero after
becoming disguised with the anna
flourish efforts Of the regular
banderillero.
Estrada also comes to Matamoros
with q good reputation.
The bulls TO be used N from the
famous Santo Domingo ranch. sit
uated in the state Of San Luis
PCtosi. They were especially select
ed for fighting qualities and are
guaranteed by the Santo Domingo
organization. Six bulls will be used
in the fights. with the matadors
drawing for their assignments.
The fight will get under way at
4 p. m
In order to reach the arena,
drive into MatamoroS on the main
street toward the plaza. Turn to
the right two blocks past Mrs
Leonard's Cafe and continue Oh for
20 blocks.
The second fight. held several
weeks ago. was an unqualified sue
cess. and indications are that a near
capacity crowd will turn out for
the third card. Reservations can be
made in Brownsville at the Davo
Shine Parlor and the Longoria
News stand.
, 1935-08-04
INCREASE LEAD BY DEFEATING INDIANS In PAIR
Noted Matadors to Appear On
Matamoros Program Sunday

Pace Gorraez, one of the most
popular matadors fighting In Mex
leo, will make his debut in the
katamoros plaza de toros Sunday
afternoon in the third fight to be
staged In the new ring. GorraeE
needs no introduction to the "afici-
onados," for he has been fighting
regularly in the f~irst-fnght bull
rings in Mexico for the past three
or four years. He Is said to be a
, 1935-08-04
Moguls Deciding
Whether Walt L.
To Keep Position

CLEVELAND. Aug. S.-tPy-
Walter johnson. the big train"
OF the major leagues. viii learn
Sunday whether his career as
manager OF the Cleveland Indians
has run its course.
Alva Bradley. president OF the
baseball club. who returned FRI
cay night from a lengthy confer
ence with Johnson in Detroit,
said Saturday that II the Indians
are to have a new skipper, he
would not be named until sun
day night at the earliest"
, 1935-08-04
San Benito Tourney
To Resume Tuesday

ESPECIAL 20 The Herald1
SAN BENTTO. Aug. 3.-The VAL
ley-wide invitational softball tour
nament win be resumed here Mon
day night with all-star aggregations
from Harlingen and Mercedes cross
ing bats.
Tuesday night Raymondville takes
On McAllen and Wednesday San
Juan Is to play San Benito. Mission.
winner Of the recent tournament
conducted at Edinburg. did not en-
ter.
The tournament got under way
last Thursday when Brownsville
doE1led Donna Isl.
, 1935-08-04
Rice Owls To Pla y
Georgia University

HOUSTON, Texas, Aug. 8. R-
The University Of Georgia has been
added 70 Rice Institutes 1886 foot
ball schedule.
DR.. Gaylor Johnson. business
manager Of mems athletics at Rice.
said Friday night the game would
be played at Athens, Ca, Oct. II,
1885. Louisiana State, George
Washington and Duquesne also
have been signed for the Owls 1885
schedule.
DR.. Johnson said he hoped to
bring Georgia to Houston for q re-
turn game in 1893. I.
The Rice Owls won the Southwest
Conference football championship
last year.
, 1935-08-04
INDIANS TAKE
LEAGUE LEAD
Tulsa and Oklahoma City
Pass Beaumont In
Standings

TULSA. Okla. Aug. 8. tP-The
Tulsa oilers closed their series with
the Houston Bluffs here Saturday
night by capturing a 8 to 3 victory.
which gave them four out Of the
five games played with the Texans.
The League-leading Oklahoma
City club viii play a double header
here Sunday. with first place hing
ing on the outcome. The Indians Pr
now leading a .554 average, while
Tulsa is three points back.
Houston 49,. 020 900 010-3 10 8
Tulsa ........ 005 131 00x-9 Is 0
Sims. Potter and Wise; McDoug-
a. and Berger.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug. 8. Up
The Oklahoma City Indians climb
ed back int the lead in the Texas
Leagues close race Saturday night
by defeating Galveston, 9 to l. Beau
mont. which held a one-point lead
over the Tribe Friday, lost to San
Antonio 10 to /, SATURDAY.. score:
Galveston . 00l 900 000-l 7 I
Oklahoma City $40 600 20x-e 10 0
White. Gibbs and Mealey; Stiely
and Fitzpatrick.
FORT WORTH. Aug. 3. Up
They're in again. Fcrt Worth's Cats
slipped back down into the league
dungeon Saturday night.
The Dallas Steers put them there
by the margin Of two percentage
points by winning the second game
OF the series 7 to 2
Dallas ........ 900 312 1907 10 0
Fort Worth WV. 600 600 002-2 7 0
Baker and Warren: Jonnard,
Wilson, Wistert, and Vance.
BEAUMONT, Aug. 8. P1-The Ex-
porters caught an old fashioned 10
to ! licking from the San Antonio
Missions here Saturday afternoon,
Earl Caldwell limiting them to nine
scattered blows while the Padres
ganged up on George Gill and Pat
Mclaughlin for Is safeties. every
Mission getting at least one lick In
the merry swat festival.
San Antonio N. 023 900 3i1-i0 IA 0
Beaumont w. 900 600 00l-1 9 4
Caldwell and Peyton: Gill Nc
Laughlin and Tebbetts.
, 1935-08-04

81 Hit-Flores. 2b hit-McBride.
Runs batted in-B. King. Flores 81,
Martin C2). "A. Garcia (2). Adkins,
Lauver C2), Cruhm, Lopez C2). God
win. Double PhysACalderoni to
Jennings to Pate; Pipkin to j. King.
Pitching Records-Lauver allowed
nine hits. struck out eight and walk
ed two in nine innings; Glenn allow
ed 5 hits, struck out none. walked
three in 1-3 inning; B. King allowed
II hits, struck out three and walked
five in Y 2-3 innings. Earned runs
Kiwanis /, Pan-American II. Um-
pires-McIntcsh. Jeanes and j. j.
Cara. Scorer-Gumphrey.
, 1935-08-04
Goodyear Squad To
Practice s daY

"a meeting or MI Goodyear play
era Ind players who wish &c try out
fdrl w. Goodyear squad rs TO be held
at the Thirty-Sixth diamond Sun
day afternoon for a workout. The
practice session win get under way
.at ~ ~. In
, 1935-08-04
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Indianapolis /: Milwaukee z.
Toledo 2; st. Paul IA.
Columbus IL; Minneapolis Z.
Only three played under revised
, 1935-08-04

Little Rock s: Atlanta Z.
Memphis 4: Knoxville o.
Birmingham 6; Nashville 8 90
innings.
New Orleans 8; Chattanooga 7 az
i~nnings).
, 1935-08-04

Games Sunday
Boston at New York.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
, 1935-08-04

Games Sunday
Philadelphia at Boston.
st Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit.
New York at Washington.
, 1935-08-04

Games Sunday
Dallas ut Fort Worth.
Oklahoma City at Tulsa CD.
Galveston mt Houston.
San Antonio at Beaumont.
, 1935-08-04

Although white Is very visible. II
IN too dazzling In sunshine. Fer that
reason authorities In the south OF
France have considered having all
the main roads colored red, with
secondary roads green CT yelicw.
, 1935-08-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE
ResultS Saturday

Detroit ST. Cleveland 4-3.
Boston s, Philadelphia 4.
st. Louis 2, Chicago Y (called In
10th, rain.)
New York Is. Washington 2.
, 1935-08-04
Texans Victors
In Denver Meet

DENVER. Aug. 3.-P-With Ed
Chambers and Frank Jones pitching
twC-hit ball. the Humble Oilers Of
Overton, Texas. crushed and out
ciaSSed Louisville, Colo, team. Is
to o. in a Denver Post tourney game
Saturday.
Lexington. Neb., hung a 8 TO /
beating on the Denver all-stars In
the first game.
The Charlottesville fiasco was
called after the losers had batted
in the seventh. The Texas outfit
hammered out fourteen hits TO 60
With nine bases on balls donated
b. four Louisville hurlers and play
ed errorleSs bali in the field.
Harvey Ballew was the Texans
heaviest hitter with a double and
single In four trips TO the plate.
-Four u~ndefeated teams viii clash
in Sundays double header, with the
Eason Oilers Of Enid, Okla, playing
the White Elephants Of Denver. and
he Los Angeles Californians meet
ing the United Fuel Of Denver. No
game was scheduled for Saturday
night.
Ballew Is well known In the VAL
ley. having coached the Edinburg
high school football team. After
leaving the VALLEY he played with
, 1935-08-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ReHultH Saturday

New York 3, Boston 2.
Chicago IL. Cincinnati 8.
st. Louis 8. Pittsburgh 0.
PHILADELPHIA 2-5. BROOKLYN l.
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Coming Games
MISUNDERSTANDING mt IT. Brown.
Wednesday-Goodyear at Elks.
Observation-Disclosures at Eagles.
The new Edelstein's Better Furni-
ture "ten" will make its debut In
, 1935-08-04

y Thare are 775 separate and
distinct operations In q modern
1lnericaEl clcthinB factory.
, 1935-08-04
GIANTS, CUBS
ARE VICTORS
Cardinals Keep In Race BY
Whipping Pittsburgh
s to o

NEW YORK, Aug. 3. @REMark
Koenig's pinch single with the bases
loaded in the seventh broke up a
S~coreleSS pitching duel between
Denny MacFayden and Roy Par
malice and paved the way for the
New York Giants 3 to 2 victory over
the Boston Braves Saturday.
Boston ......... 900 900 020-2 5 o
New York ....... 600 600 3Ox-3 7 0
MacFayden and Hogan; Parmalee
and MancuSo.
, 1935-08-04
Conner Wins for Yanks

WASHINGTON. Aug. 3.-R-
fThe New York Yankees blasted out
niB hits, including m home run by
lCrosetti with two mates on base In
,the ninth. TO defeat the Washington
iSenators l3 to 2 behind the six
hit hurting of Lefty Gomez Satur-
Nay.
New York 49,. 40 041 0o3-lS 10 I
washington . 100 00l 000-2 . I
Gomez and Dickey; Hayes, Linke.
Petit. Coppola and Bolton. y.
, 1935-08-04
SANDING
TEXAS LEAGUE
Results Saturday

San Antonio 10, Beaumont I.
Tulsa 8. Houston 3.
Dallas Y. Fort Worth =.
Oklahoma City 9, Galveston I.
, 1935-08-04
YANKEES BEAT
SENATORS 1872
|Chisox And Browns Tie TT;
Boston Noses Out
Athletics

DETROIT, Aug. SIP Detroit
kefeated Cleveland, Y to 8, In the
Eecond game OF Saturdays double
header after winning the first, 5
10 4 In ~ innings. Rowe pitched the
kntire nightcap. and was credited
with both games He served as
relief pitcher in the first.
LIST.
900 900 O31 0oo- IS /
Detroit NJ. 600 100 10 00l-5 IA I
Hudlin. L. Brown and Phillips.
nBrenzel: Auker. HogSett. Rowe and
Eochrane, Hayworth.
End:
cleveland WY. 900 900 O30-3 9 2
detroit ...... 020 COS 00x-7 9 I
Pearson and Phillips; Rowe and
|Eochrane.
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CHICAGO. H.. Aug. 3.-R-Af-
Ger playing ten innings to a Y 70 Y
tie. Saturdays game between the
|St. Louis Browns and White Scx
was called off on account Of rain
land darkness. julius Solters hit his
seasons 18th homer early In the
game.
'Bt Louis ~. 900 iO4 l0l OF y 3
|Chicago .... 400 00i i0l OF IL 3
tCaIled end 10th acct. rain.)
Coffman, vanatta and Hemsley;
Whitehead, Phelps and Sewell-
, 1935-08-04

Z telephone pole erected on Cape
Cod more than 40 years ago Is still
IN service.
, 1935-08-04

BOSTON, Aug. 3.=P1- Boston
lEged the 5-4 winner of close
w inning battle here Saturday
Ah Philadelphia. Tied three-all at
Ee end OF the tenth, Philadelphia
counted once In the second extra
Iirnjng while Boston tailed twice In
the same frame.
philadelphia DOL O02 600 OIL v I
.... 600 Dol 020 OPS Is 2
Blaeholder, Dietrich and Rich
ards; Grove, and r. Ferrell.
, 1935-08-04
Win Couple

Phillies Win Couple
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3. Up
Scoring all Of their runs In the
third inning, the Phillies defeated
the Brooklyn Dodgers 5 to ] in the
second game Of Saturdays double
header, after they had taken the
opener 2 TO /.
First game:
Brooklyn ...... 900 900 00I-1 5 o
Philadelphia -. 900 020 00x-2 6 /
Leonard and J. Taylor; johnson
and Todd.
Second game:
Brooklyn 1900. 900 600 COL 9 l
Philadelphia -. COS 600 00x-5 8 0
Benge. Refs and Lopez; Walters
and Todd.
, 1935-08-04

-. ..... Cubs IL, Reds 3 $3.50. 80.
CINCINNTI. Aug. 3.=P)-Stung
by Fridays shut-out, the Chicago
Cubs turned the full fury Of q claw
ca attack upon the Cincinnati Reds
Saturday, routing four pitchers
from the mound with II hits and
winning IL to 3.
Chicago 49,. OLA 0l0 050-1l II /
Cincinnati -. 001 020 000-3 9 o
French and ODea; Nelson, l..
Herman, Brennan and Erickson.
, 1935-08-04

Cards Blank Bucs
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 3. -PE Bill
Walker pitched the st. Louis Card
inals to a 6 to 0 victory over the
Pittsburgh Pirates Saturday. Joe
Medwick, Cardinal left fielder, hit
his 18th home run Of the season.
Pittsburgh $50. 600 600 600 ~
st. Louis ..... 900 100 02x-6 III /
Lucas. Weaver and Padden; Walk
er and Delaney.
, 1935-08-04
BALL

American 10. Kiwan-
3.
The Washington times., 1935-01-16

Self-energiZing hydraulc DraKeS,
which makes it easier for a
woman to control, and the door
lock is also fitted with a light,
so that fumbling with a key is
obviated. The doors are wider,
which makes for greater ease m
getting in and out - especially
with an armful of baby or bun
dleS
The REQ has an automatic
self-shift. so the gear shift lever
is out" This point is of ire
mendous advantage to a woman
driver, and, in my opinion, is
one of the most notable improve.
ments of the year.
"Bucky" Buys Ford
In the middle. of my rounds,
much to everyone's interest, it was
announced "Bucky" Harris had
just purchased his new car for
the year-a snappy Ford V-8,
which had been a center Of al
miration throughout the show.
The new Chevrolet de Luxe
which looks like a baby La Sale,
should appeal to most women, by
virtue of it's smart, streamline ap-
pearance, and its obvious riding
comfort.
The new Plymouths have many
advantages over their predeces-
sors, with greatly enlarged in.
teriors. and lowered floor, gain,
ing headroom, and a general spa
ciousness, which in no way de-
tracts from the sleek exterior.
The Chrysler and De Soto Air.
streams and Airflows rather
floored me-of the two think
1 liked the Airstreams the best
they were more conservative, and
yet definitely modern enough for
the taste of those who wish to
be first in any new trend.
The Washington times., 1935-01-16
1000 yds. Silks & Acetate

New spring pat
terms; So and 80 -
in. widths; plain Vhe
and printed crepes, ~ ~"
satins, etc.
The Washington times., 1935-01-16
USED-CAR CODE
WINS BACKING

DETROIT, Jan. 16 0.N.S0.
Retention of the used car dealers
code, which sets fixed scale of
used car trade-in values, was ad-
vocated by R. H. Grant, vice presi-
dent of the General Motors Cor
poration yesterday in an address
before the National Association of
Automobile Dealers. He said:>
"After evaluating all the broad
phases Of this situation, we feel
that this industry will be better
off under a welladvised and
well administered principle Of
used car control"
Earlier in yesterdays session,
b. E. Hutchinson, vice president
of ChryAer, tool0E.a slap at Gov
ernment regimentation" Of the
auto industry. He referred to
radical experiment." in indus
try regulation rather than to the
code, it was understood.
The Washington times., 1935-01-16
RY BETSY CASWELL

At the 1885 Auto Show, at the
Washington Auditorium last night
I was fascinated by the wealth
Of new motor car developments
Of special help and interest to
women.
From the lowest priced car to
the most expensive, there were
gratifying evidences of the
thoughtful planning in all details
which would improve the eff.
cheney and comfort of women oc-
cupantS-whether behind the
wheel, or luxuriously chauffeur
driven.
Gives More Room
For instance, the wonderful
electric hand installed on Terra
planes and HudSonS, which shifts
gears at a finger touch, insuring
greater driving ease and safety,
as well as more room for passen-
gers in the front seat, as there
is no longer need for the gear
shift lever in the middle of the
floor.
All the new cars are built with
more room, so that crowding he.
comes obsolete, and dresses escape
the old-time inevitable rumpling
There is greater head room in
many of the cars, due to the
floor being lowered several inches
this is notably true of the Pack
ard, which has also added a
slightly domed top over ITS rear
seat, so that the highest silk
topper" or Lily Dache mode,
may ride in comfort.
The Pontiac is euuipped with
The Washington times., 1935-01-16

The Auburn SpeedSter, which
was such a sensation at the New
York show, repeated its "hit"
here, and a group of fascinated
people was constantly milling
about the space where it stood.
These speedsters, they tell me, are
guaranteed to make not less than
100 miles per hour
don't know whether many wo-
men would be interested in such
cart certainly would be like
ploughing with a race horse, to
take it to market!-But, in any
event, it is pretty snappy affair,
The Washington times., 1935-01-16

and one which makes the femi-
nine onlooker yearn to be 18, with
flying hair, wire.haired fox ter
rier, a firm hand on the wheel,
and a covey of breathless young
men.
During my peerings and pok-
ingS, had the luck to be intro
duced to the famous racing cham
pion, Bill Cummings, who recently
broke all records at the Indiana.
polls Speedway. He is a delight
full person, and must have nerves
of iron to be able to take his
tempestuous existence so calmly.
The Washington times., 1935-01-16
5sc.75c Seamless Sheets

Single. 4 or dou- q
BILE bed size; un- fop ,
bleached muslin; to II IUI
be hemmed.
The Washington times., 1935-01-16
B'cIoth Slips & Boomers

Women's pink and white:
tailored and lace trim; IUT
regular sizes. an
The Washington times., 1935-01-16
RayOn & Wool Hose

Black, gunmetal
and other dark n
and light shades;
sizes 9 to 101a;
nerfect quality.
The Washington times., 1935-01-16
RayOn Taffeta Slips

Pink and tea rose;
straight and bias
cut: lace trim; reg.
sizes 36 to A.
La gaceta., 1935-02-12

No TODD era milagro debjdo a
su esp!endidez y liberalidad, ST.
no tambien en- gran parte a su
arrogante figura.
Las criaditas tenian especial
placer en- servir a un senorito
tan guapo y tan llanote que. a
Ia veg que las daba sus misivas
para 81 sehOrita, deslizaba en-
sus oldos afguna galanterfa muy
oien dicha dedicada a elias.
Con 10 cual conseguia tener
cada una de sus intermedia-
FlaS' a la vez que una mediado-
"a y un correo, una defensora.
bastole a nuestro joven ats
oar unos cuantos dias por los al
rededores de Ia morada de los
iiSrqueses de Riabaja, para dar
con la doncella de Elvira; y bas
La gaceta., 1935-02-12

sexto, ell gallego fispara cuatro
golpes de dereohl y seis de IL
Iquierda, con BirKie cinco de de-
recha y uno de izquierda; en- ell
s6ptimo, ell aleman solo pudo
dar una derecha y una izquier-
da y Cancela 7 derechazos y
tres de izquierda; octave, Tony
Ipega cuatro de izquierda y cua-
tro de derecha y lie ~"ripostan"
con dos de izquierda; noveno,
Tony menudea los derechazos e
izquierdazos, con un total de do
ce golpes, y ell aleman dos dere-
chas y dos izquierdas, y decimo,
Cancela,~siete punetazos de de-
recha e izquierda, con Birkie 6
gofpes, algunos s6lidos.
La mayor parte de los puneta
EOS de izquierda de Tony fueron
por ell estomago de su antagonis
ia.
Birkie asest6 varios golpes SO
lidos y Cancela hizo gala de un
bonito "uppercut."
AL aleman solo Sc lie vic algo
en- los asaltos cinco y diez.
70 congratulo a los jueces que
actuaron, porque 20 hubiese da-
do siete de los asaltos a Canoe
la, con arreglo a verdad, no a
tonterias.
Lo de King Levinsky y Bob
Savage fue algo peor que una
pantomima. Ell pescador trat6
al montanes como 81 fuese un
'bebito," burlandose de 81 y acos
tandolo en- ell primer minute del
segundo asalto. AL levaHtarse ell
Salvage" "noque6" a los dos
individuos que lie auxiliaban, 10
que fue una demonstration que
solo tolera la comisi6n de Ban :
jamin Field.
Las otras peleas r%esultaroH del
agrado del p1blicO.
Miguel Lorente.
La gaceta., 1935-02-12
l6ny CanCela derrot6 faClmente a Hans Birki2
EN- Ell
DE SULPHUR SPRING

!. Esta noche Sc verificara la re
aperture del Cagedromo de Sui
|phur Springs, con on>e carreral
patrocinando el programa la Ju
nior League.
Ha ofrecido conourrir a la
fiesta la Sra. Sara Brantley
Johnson, la reiga de Casparilla.
Cave Man, els famoso galgo, a
parece en- la oncena, teniendo de
rivales a Dusty Mitch, Lucy
Warrior, Traffic Babe, Lucky
Sally y Unmarked Buck.
Algunos de los mejores galgos
Sc han inscripto en- las compe-
tencias octava y novena.
Ell microbes, a las dos de Id
tarde, ihabra matinee.
La gaceta., 1935-02-12
TENNIS
DERROTA DE MANUEL
ALFONSO

New York, Feb. 12.-Luego
de su victoria sobre ell eslpanol
Manuel Alfonso, ell DR.. Lawrence
Kutzrok venci6 al DR.. Eugenio
McCauliff, en- ell torneo de
Heights Casino, en- Brooklyn,
conquistando ell derecho de los
.finales en- compania de Berke-
ley Bell, Gregory Mangin y F.
Bowden.
Kurzrok es zurdo Y pertenece
al Hospital de Long Island. Nc
Cauliff es IN g~raduado de Ford
ham. La anotaci6n d~efinitiva
fue de 1913 y 1913.
Mangin perdi6 Ell primer "set
pero gan6 los otros dos, vencien
do a H. Irving Pratt, de Glen
Cove.
Bell, triunfador en- los torneos
de Pittsburg y Buffalo, eliminG
a Albert Law, de Jackson Heigt