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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
SIX ARE INJURED IN
VIOLENT TEXAS STORM

scores Homeless as High Wind
DemOlishes Houses.
By United Press
Fl. WORTH, Tex, May 13.-Six
persons were injured, one seriously,
three blocks of homes demolished.
and scores of persons were made
homeless by a storm that struck Fl.
Worth today.
One city school building was re-
ported destroyed, but it was said
no one was in the school when the
high wind struck.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
FAMOUS INDIANAPOLIS ATTORNEY DEAD

Following
n three UeekS'
illness,
Henry N.
Span, Indi-
annapolis GttOr-
neg and
civic leader,
died early
today at the
home Of his
nephew,
Ralph
Span.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
T0DAYS WEATHER
Hourly Temperatures

Sunrise tomorrow, 4:26; sunset,
6.57,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
Ndzis Attack Catholics;
Serious RiOting Is Feared
Outbreaks Follow Conviction of Nun on Charges Of
Smuggling Currency Out of Reich.

MUNICH Germany 1sNaz protests against
a disorders
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-12-25
BALTIMORE GRAIN

BALTIMORE. Dec. 24.-Flour-Re-
ceipts, 1886 barrels including 800 bar
res by shipment. Quotations for flour
in 9s-pound cotton sacks, including X.
are; Winter patent. S6.O5 96.i5; winter
straight. $500 SIS; spring patent, s775
q 1876; spring straight. $7.i061.65; hard
winter patent, $7.4OQ7.65; hard winter
straight, $7.15 $50; rye flour, dark to
white. $5.O5 q $50.
Wheat-Opening prices were: No. .
red winter, garlicky, spot, domestic,
991ac; December delivery, domestic,
99l2c.
Corn-Receipts. 5,1Os bushels by car.
No. 2 yellow corn (new), SIC. Western
billing at a premium over this price.
Oats-Receipts 1856 bushels by car.
No. 2 white oats. 40G soc per bushel, as
to weight and location.
Notion all sales of oats to the local
trade except those on track. there is an
additional charge of NC per pushel for
storage and elevator, which is pad by
the buyer.
Hay-General market quiet. On good
timothy clover and mixed hay prices
ranged from $1O@12.5O per ton.
Straw-Market steady. Wheat straw,
No. /, per ton, 81; oat straw, 81.
Mill Feed-Market firm ON spot bran
and middling. Spring bran, per ton,
1OO-pound sacks. $3.50 q $3.50; standard
mddling, $255O@26.50.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-12-25

SYNOPSIS - Peter Blood, an English
doctor, is wrongfully accused of support
ing the revolt against King James and is
sentenced with 100 other prisoners to ten
years of slavery on the British island Of
Barbados. There he is purchased by the
brutal Governor, who Aogs the prisoners
daily, but Peter falls in love with the Gov
ernor's niece. A Spanish pirate ship cap
lures the town, but by clever ruse Peter
recaptures it and, Selling the ship, sets
sail for liberty, but he encounters the
Spanish warShip feet and is thTeatened
with destruction,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-12-25
CHEER
SPREAD WIDE
IN MARKET

NEW YORK, Dec. IS 0.N.SO
Regardless of what the remain
ing sessions of the year may
hold in store for the market
bullish traders have done their
full share in maintaining the
Yuletide tradition.
While it could not be said that
all sections of the list were
straining at the leash in their
efforts to spread holiday cheer
gains far outweighed declines
with virtually all of yesterday S
active stocks closing behind ad
Vances of varying extent. A
total of IS issues established new
1895 tops before the final gong.
Motors and aviationS again oc.
cupied starring roles, with steel
shares supplanting the oils in
bullish affections for the mo,
ment. Holders of stocks in the
latter group did not relish the
outbreak of gasoline price-cut-
ting in the metropolitan area
and decided to take profits in
many of tho recent favorites.
Texas Corporation. however,
maintained its forward stride.
rejecting reports that the COM
pany would report the largest
earnings since 1880, net per
share being placed at $1.65
against SO cents in 1884.
Rail shares perked up somewhat,
following the first run of Novem-
Der earnings reports which
showed that net was running
more than so per cent ahead of a
year ago. The gain of II cents
in the Dow-Jones averages by no
means compensated for the sharp
declines which had preceded, but
1t was a step in the right dl-
rection.
Definitely on the off-color side
Of the speculative picture, were
the silvers. alcohols. and depart
ment store stocks. which were
conspicuous laggards.
Pressure on the white metal is
sues followed the posting of the
now daily decline in silver, while
liquor shares we're unsettled by re-
ports that price-cutting would
soon set in.
The drop in such recent mer-
chandising favorites as Associated
Dry Goods and R. H. Macy. how
ever, came in the face of record
breaking holiday sales. Something,
somewhere needs explanation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-12-25
DELAWARE j.
TO RETIRE
TEACHERS

NEWARK, Del, Dec. 25.-Trus
tees of the University of Delaware,
after consideration of the subject
for several years, have adopted a
retirement system for teachers and
administrative officers of the in
stitution to become effective about
Janual.' l.
The university has fund of
$4,000 to aid in putting the Sys
tenn into effect.
The proposed system provides
for the retirement at the age of
70 years on an annuity of 40
Per cent of salary. for those
now so years of age or older,
and of about so per cent for
those who enter at age of 40
years or younger.
To Ask For Bids Soon
1t is expected that bids will
soon be asked for the proposed
100000 chemistry building for
the university. A gift by an
unnamed donor of 100000,
recently announced will be used
to erect this building.
Trustees of the university have
approve of recommendation
made by DR.. Walter Hullihen,
president, to establish a students
record bureau and business guild.
ance bureau. to aid seniors and
graduates in securing positions.
Charles w. Bush, former principal
of Wilmington Friends School,
will be in charge of the two bu.
reauS.
Three Courses to Be Added
With funds secured under the
Bankhead-Jones Federal act, the
school of agriculture at the mi.
verSity is to be materially strength
ened. Three new courses are to
be added and additions made to
the staff to put the courses into
effect.
The new courses will be an ad-
ditional course in poultry hus'
bandry, one in agricultural engi-
neering and one in agricultural
economics.
The sum to be received under
the Bankhead-Jones act is more
than $4,000 this fiscal year and
will be slightly increased each year
for five years until it amounts TO
more than $4,000 annually.
R. o: Stelzer, now of West Vir-
GINA University, has been ap.
pointed extension economist and
Mrs. Marion G. Severance. for.
merly Wicomico county Md
home demonstration agent, has
been named to a similar position
in Sussex county. Byard Car
mean, graduate of University of
Delaware, has been appointed as
sistant county agent at large.
Other appointments will be made
later.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-12-25
Girl Of 5 Is Rescued
From Path Of Train

ATHENS, Ohio, Dec. Is (IN.SO.
Donna Green, 5-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Green,
was saved from death yesterday
when two neighbors pulled her
from the path of a train.
The child caught her foot be-
tween rails as she crossed the
tracks. She saw the train ap.
preaching and tried to pull her
foot loose.
Mrs. Will Gabriel and Mrs.
Thelma Barnett, who live at the
crossing, heard her cries and
worked to get her foot loose. Just
before the engine reached the
crossing, her foot pulled free and
she escaped injury.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-12-25
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK

BALTIMORE, Dec. 24.-C attle-5O.
Market nominally steady. A few COM
mon heifers, &5.5O9S; beef cows. Sc
down; low cutters and cutters, $3.50
$50; few bulls up to IS.
Calves-15. Market steady. Few veal
ers, $13 down.
Hogs-5O. Market quotable arc und 20
cents higher. Good and choice, 12O-21O
pounds. $1O.60@1Os5. Top. S1OS5; 22O-
$50 pounds. $40. 35 q 1850; heavier weights
down to SO and below. Good packing
sows. $S.9OQ9.45
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-12-25
BALTIMORE STOCKS
STOCKS Close IChgt

Atlantic Coast Line Conn BIZ l-1%
Baltimore Transit ......... u .....
Baltimore Transit pr t c. 21a 49,.
Black & Decker ........... % r Y
C G. P Telephone pfd ..... 11S II
Cons Gas Elec & Pow ..... SO i
Dawson Chem Co.......... VI a
Eastern Sugar Associates. II II .....
Fidelity and Deposit ...... SIS ,
Houston Oil pfd t..... 15h $500.
New Amsterdam Casualty. i 12h r 4
Northern Central r Re-. 96ss = Is
u Fidelity & Guar ...... 14h IT,. -.
fWestern Natl Bank (sO) S4h + SIS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-12-25

BONDS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-12-25
Fire Races School

AUBURN, N. Y, Dec. Is
G.N.SD.-Port Byron's high
school, built in 1899, was RACED
yesterday by fire which threat
ened but did not damage two
churches and a new economics
building near by. Loss was esti-
mated at 100000. An overheated
boiler or pipe is believed respon-
sible for the blaze.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-12-25
RAFAEL SABATnTS GLORIOUS ROMANCE BE-
COMES YOUR MAGIC CARPET OF ADVENTURE!
ITO BE Continued)

Year after year this amazing novel
has held it's place as the red-blood.
ed favorite of world of readers..N
Today it takes its place as the ro@
mantle screens classic Of classicsl
BY actual count, a million dollars
worth Of adventure packed by
Warner Bros. into one great MOI
ton picture that wrings every
sensation, every thrill from the
story Of the glorious rogue whose.
name was. the terror of kings.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-12-25
Washington Couple
Gets N. Y. License
Special to tho Washington Herald

NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-A
Washington couple was among
the hundreds who sWarmed into
the marriage license bureau here
yesterday in a last minute rush
for Christmas weddings, Miss
Nedra Clark, Is, and David Toll
man, IS, both giving their ad-
dress as 2115 Pennsylvania Ave.
N. W., we're issued a license just
before the bureau closed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-12-25

Bsitimore transit S. as. !. Is i
Baltimore Transit IS (B)..l SAL II u
Total sales-stocks. 3.1s7 shares;
bonds, $50, 500.
Tex dividend.
La opinión., 1935-07-02
LOS YANKEES EMPATAN


En- su uItimo turno al bat de la
novena entrada, los Yankees m
pataron nuevamente siete a siete,
pero en- ell ~doceavo, Cecil Travis
inici6 ell inning con un single al
Pitcher Pat Malone, entro a segun-
da con un bunt de Fred Schultz y
entro al home con un earrotazo tri-
pie de Cliff Bolton.
Los de Nueva York estuyierOn a
punto de perder el juego en- el no.
veno, cuandO Buddy Myer y Heinie
Manush Sc robaron bases simulta-
neamente, y %entraron al home por
una mala doblada de Crosetti al
home. tratando de poner out a Myer.
Pero en- su turno al bat fue cuando
empataron, cuando Lou Gehrig re-
cibio base por bolas Y luego Ed
Whitehill, quien estaba tirando por
Washington. permitio la entrada a
bases tambien a Jack Russell. To-
ny Lazeri coneet6 un hit sencillo y
Bill Dickey entr6 a bases tambien.
llenando las almohadillas. Jorgens
corrio por Dicky. quien Sc Iastimo
una pierna cuando Myer Sc barrie
La opinión., 1935-07-02
LLEVARA
FL HUI DE
CONNIE MACK
Sc anunciara que hara una
ira de buena voluntad,
en- pro del deporte

cIUDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO 30.
LIMITED Press).-Con demostra.
clones de entusiasmo en- los circu-
los beisbolisticos de esta capital,
Sc reeibio hoy la n%oticia de que
Earl Mack, hijo de Connie Mack.
Veterano manager de los Atleticos
de FiladeIfia, proyecta hacer
ira a Mexico en- breve, trayendo
una selection de jusadores estre-
Has de las ligas Mayores.
Ell equipo de Mack Jr., vendra
como emisario de buena voluntad
en- representation de los deportis-
tas de Estados Unidos, Y con ell OBJ
jeto de dar mas impetus al base
ball en- Mexico.
La selection de las Ligas Mayo
res Sc enfrentara aqui con los Az
tecas de H~omobono Marquez y la
Selection NacionaI escoeids para
los Juesos Deportivos de San Sal
vador, seeun Sc informo aqui. e.
equipo visitante permanecera en-
Mexico tres o euatro
La Ultima novena de Liga Ma
yor que visit6 Mexico fue ell Chi
cago White Sox, que estuvo aqui
en- 1906.
La opinión., 1935-07-02

los Estibadores de San Pedro
estando a punto de cerrarles
ell juego, y Mazatlan arrollo a
los mismos Estibsdores con ell
de S a l carreras.
Pero Ell verdadero heroe de
la tarde en- ell White Sox Ell Ill
timo domingo, fue Vicente Lo-
PEI, Ell campeon mexicano de
la lucha. BESIDE que entro al
parque ell conquistador de
Chief Little Wolf fue constan-
temente ov~acionado por los pal
sanos hasta que 10 hicicron pa
rarse y ssludar a las galerias,
siendo tanto ell entusiasmo que
provoco la presencia del nue.
vo fdolo de la raza, que a Ia
salida tuvo que salir enmedio
de dos filas de policias para
evitar e atropellado por sus
admiradores.
Decididamente Lopez sc ha
echado al pnblico mexicano al
bolsillo, convirtiendose en- 81
objeto de idolatris de los aficio-
nados. Todo mundo parece que
rer estrechar esa manasa no.
queadora que puso a dormir u
Chief Little Wolf, y Ell domin-
GO desde los aficionados que
"pinta" en- mano y describien-
do zig Gags sc dirigieron a Ell,
hasta uno de sus mas peque-
nos acknowledgements nino de
corta edad que lie deseo buena
suerte en- su lucha con Ernie
Dusek NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fe-
~,icitandolo visiblemente entu-
siasmados y complexities por 10
"reata" que Sc porta Lopez con
ellos.
Con todas estas demostracio
mes de simpatia, no es dificil
predecir un lleno de %paisanos
en- las galerias del Olympic ma
mana en- la noche, cuando Lo-
peg suba al ring apra conten-
der con Dusek en- la semi-final
del torneo que puede dar al
mexicano ell campeonato mum
dial de luchas en- la division de
peso complete.
La opinión., 1935-07-02
I'm SENSATIONAL DUELO ENTIRE Ell
ESTRELLA LOCAL ! Ell MAzATLECO
Gonzalitos tirara por ell Campamento Bagdez contra
Mazatlanr y Hermosa Sc enfrenta al California All
Stars en- otro juego !

Hermosa-EI Paso entrars en- AZ
cion nuevamente en- ell jueso pres
liminar, a siete innings, enfreu-
tandose a la fuerte no~ena nortss.
meriesna California All Stars, que
~presentara en- ell White Sox muy
buenos jugadores.
Dave Salazar, quien ha resursi-
do en- esta temporada como una
de las mas fuertes Columns de Ia
novena local, sera Ell encargado de
lamar nuevamente, enfrentandose
a los bateadores del California All
stars.
Los juegos daran principle a Ia
una de la tarde, y a fin de cele-
brar ~diensmente ell 4 de julio, So
esta preparando IN prosrsma x
traordinario, con asisteneia de pro
minentes figuras de la colonis.
otra ~atraeci6n sers la presents"
eion del Trio Mazatlan.' forma-
do por ell "Rabanito" Reyes, Co.
mez Lanes y Antonio Sanchez,
quienes eumpliran su pronesa de
csntar cara ell pdblico mexleaus
de Los Angeles.
La opinión., 1935-07-02
Manuel Villa
Pelea hoy en-
Ciudad Judrez

Ell PASo, Texas, JUNO 3d.
(Por C%orreo). Manuel Villa,
campeon mexicano de peso liee-
no, Sc enfrentara con Cyclone
Frakes en- la arena Panamerica-
ma ell proximo martes. Villa es-
ia considerable como uno de los
PARTICIPATES retadores al campeo-
nato mundiaI de peso ligero.
Frakes hace tempo que pele6
contra Bert Meredia en- ell mis-
mo encuerdado y sano la deci-
sion de los jueces.
Villa sera ell tercer boxeador
de categoria que Sc enfrentara
al publico de la frontera desde
que Jose Chavez abrio la arena
Panamericana en- la veeina ciu-
dad. Woleast y Zurita son los
otros que han ~denostrado u
habilidades en- ell estadio juaren-
Sc.
La opinión., 1935-07-02
luchar
con Camera ell
Estrangulador
Unit d Press para LA OPINION
STOCKTON, Calf. Julio 10 =

Unit, d Press para LA OPINION
STOCKTON, Calf. Julio 10. =
Ed "Estrangulador' Lewis, vetera-
no luehaGor de peso complete quien
ostent6 ell c~ampeonato mundial Gin
co veces. declare aquf anoche que
desea ser el primer adversario de
Primo Camera. en- el case de que
ell ex-campe6n de box decida con-
vertirse en- luchador. despues de
su derrota a manos de Joe Louis.
Y no solo ESQ. sino que el Estran
gulaGor esta dispuesto a enfren-
tarse a Camera Y n Man Mountain
Dean en- ell mismo ring la misma
noche.
Este fue 10 que dijo Lewis al pro
motor local Jack Ganson. en- un
telegrama que lie puso aver. y en- ell
que lie tide por esas contiendas
solo mi porcentaje acostumbrado".
Ganson. promoter del Dreamland
Auditorium. c~ablegrafio a Camera
una oferta de $4,000 por luchar
aqui con Man Mountain Dean.
La opinión., 1935-07-02
LAS CAR RAS
DE- MOTOS EN-
FL CHINO
Senadores de Sacramento
contra Leones del Chino
re hoy

Los "Senadores' de Sacramento
invaden hoy en- la noche ell Gill
more Stadium para contender en-
ell seguhdo encuentro de equipos
de motociclistas que Sc efectua en-
la actual temporada, enfrentando-
Sc a los Leones de Gilmore en- I'M
duelo de velocidad que Sc espera
sensational.
Encabezados por ell "Poderoso
atomo" Bert Spencer, as australia
no de la motocicleta, los corredo-
res del Norte invadiran la pista del
Gilmore. Los Leones locales obtu-
vieron n resonante victoria la Sc
mana pasada, sobre ell recientemen-
tie tornado equipo de Oakland
Bears, apoderandose de la delante-
ra en- la lucha por ell ~campeonato
de la Costa del Pacifico, en- la que
participant tambien equipos de San
Diego, Stockton, Sacramento y FIRES
no.
En- los Senadores de Sacramento,
los Leones de Gilmore encontraran
una tenaz-- resistencia, va que los
nortenos traen un cuarteto de bue-
nos corredores. Spencer, dos
campeon0 International Fernando
parte del eduipo de los Canguros,
en- competencia contra I~nglaterra,
es uno de los mejores m%otociclis-
tas del mundo. Con Ell vienen Cor
dy Milne, campeon nacional quien
ocupara el lugar de Lammy Lamo-
reauX, recientemente herido en- un
accidente en- ell norte; Jack Milne
AL Owens, Ed S%padfore V Al Chas-
teen. Los ultimos tres m%enciona-
dos no han competido nj una vez
en- ell Gilmore. pero vienen prece-
didos de un buen record.
Ningun Gambia Sc hara en- ell line
up de los l%eones, entrando en- ao-
cion esta noche ell captain Ernie
Evans. australians; Byrd Mckin-
ney, de Pasadena, Bob Lisman, de
Long Beach, Manuel Trujillo, de
Mexico, Shocks Blankenberg y Pee
Wee Cullum.
La opinión., 1935-07-02
VICENTE LOPEZ
Els FAYORIT
PARATRIUNFAR
Sc cree que no solo vence-
"a a Ernie Dusek mana
ma, sine que ganara ell
torneO

Escosido como fuerte favorito
para triGnfar decisivamente en- ell
torneo International de luchas del
Olympic Auditorium, ell campeon
mexicano Vicente Lopez Sc enfren-
ia manana en- la noche a Ernie Ou-
SEX en- ell encuentro semi-final del
~torneo, siendo favorito ell mexica-
no para eIiminar a Dusek y con-
tender lueco con Man Mountain
Dean por ell triunfo decisive.
Sin embargo, ell hecho de que sea
eseogido como favorito para ganar
ell torneo Y veneer a Dusek mana
ma. pone a Lopez en- una posici6n
~peligrosa, porque los favoritos han
estado siendo vfctimas de "sorpre-
sas' en- las dltimas semanas, tan
to en- ell box como en- las luchas.
Chief Little Wolf. quien era fuerte
favorito del pdblico, para ganaf ell
torneo, cay6 bajo ell empuje de L6-
PEI V fue eliminado por ell mexi-
cano. no obstante que las apuestas
estaban SIS en- favor del indio. DAN
no O'Mahoney, quien prefirio sa-
lirse del torneo antes que verse
frente a Ed Lewis. sc convirti6 en-
campeon mundial al derrotar a
Jim Londos. y Dean Detton, otro
~favorito para ganar Ell torneo To-
cal. tuvo que salirse de Ia justa
por estar herido en- una rodilla.
81 Dusek pierde manana, queda-
"a eliminado del %torneo, va que
tiene nj derrota en- su contra. SUI
frida cuando intento azotar a Man
Mountain Dean contra la Iona, y ell
Hombre Montana lie cayo encima,
aplastandoIo. En- eambio. ST Lopez
pierde, seeuira en- ell t%orneo. por-
cue hasta ahora no ha sido derro-
tado nj una vez.
Los aficionados sabran manaua
en- la noche 81 un golpe a Ia quiz
jada rs mas poderoso que los po-
rrazos que Dusek propina a sus adj
~versarios en- las costillas.
Els SECURE que en- esJa contienda
Dusek hara el papel de "villano'
al que esta tan acostumbrado. pue:
es uno de los luchadores mas i'm
populares, no solo entire los aft
cionados de ~ring-side. sino en- la
galerfas. Por ell contrario. Lopez $,
ha convertible en- un v%erdadero lido
10 de los aficionados a las luehas
Y manana Sc encontrara fuertemen'
tie apoyado por los espectadore!
para derrotar al Tigre de Omaha.
Man Mountain Dean no luchar;
mansna, por faIta de oponente. lo'
demas encuentros del programi
fueron concertados asi:
Sander Zsabo VS.. Juan Humber
to; Ed Lewis VS.. Mike Romano;
Jim Browning VS.. Nick Lutte, XII
man Kudo VS.. Rusty Wescott
Sergei Kalmikoff VS.. sun Jennings
y Hans Kampher VS.. Pete Mehr-
ringer.
La opinión., 1935-07-02
CASANOVITA
Sc ENTRENA
VA, EN- MAIN

Aver en- la tarde inicio su
entrenamiento en- ell gimnssio
de la Gale Main, Rodolfo Ca
sanova, quien la noche del pre-
ximo martes haee su reapari-
cion en- ell Olympic Auditorium
enfrentandose en- una peles
con Speedy Dado, ell v%eterano
"Muneco de Manila" (.
casanovita lego a Los AM
eeIes ell ultimo sabado en- la no
che, acompaiado por 81 ma
mayer Luis Morales, y despues
de descansar ell domingo del
Viaje aereo desde la ciudsd do
Mexico, empezo a p~repararss
desde aver.
Segdn nos manifesto Ell senior
Morales. Vienen contratados por
ell Olympic Auditorium para
sostener tres encuentros squi
por 10 que permaneceran en-
Los Angeles varios meses.
Los entrenamientos de Ca
sanovits seran diariamente en-
pezando a la una de la tarder
hasta un dia antes de la pe'es
o Dado.
La opinión., 1935-07-02
II Campeonato
lie Foot Ball
en- Espa6a

MADRID, Espana, JUNO "a.
CPC).-La final del campeonato de
sspana, de futbol. Sc jugara proba-
iemente en- Madrid, entire Ell Sa-
badell V ell Sevilla i. c.
Sabadell ha llegado a la etapa
1scisiva de las competencias en-
vlrtud de dos victorias sobre Lee
vante, la primera por Eli y la Sc
gunda por 20.
FL partido entire ell Sevilla Y ell
Osasuna de Pamplona que Sc ju-
g aba aver en- campo del segundo,
se suspendio en- ell segundo item
10. por ell tanteador 10 a favor de
los sevillsnos. FL Osasuna hizo dos
tantos Que ell arbitro declare off
Sides. La protesta del p1blico Sc
hizo tan ~violenta, sin embargo, que
80 creyo prudente suspender las &C
clones. Los ~jugadores de Sevilla tn
vieron que ser escoltados hasta su
hotel por la p%olicfa.
La opinión., 1935-07-02
JACKIE COOGAN SALE
A NEW YORK

Evadiendo una demanda de-.
S25O,000 presentada ell su contra CO.
mo culminaci6n de un accidente au-
tomovilistico oeurrido en- el conda-
do de San Diego, y en- e. que su
padre John Coogan perdio IN vida.
Jackie Coogan y sus familiares sc
]embarcaron aver a bordo del Santa
Rosa. de la Grace Line. para dis
frutar de sus vacaciones en- Nueva
York.
La opinión., 1935-07-02
RECORD DE
KNOCK OUTS
De JOE LOUIS
De rs peleas hasta mayo,
gano 81 por knock out;
No ha sido noqueado

NUEvA YORK, JUNO 29.-(PC).
Ell record de Joe Louis consti-
tuye ciertamente una positiva proc
"a pugllistica. Como amateur y
como professional ell dinamitero de
Detroit ha s~ostenido un total de 76
batallas, de las cuales igano 81 por
Knockout Aunque como amateur,
en- peleas de tres a~saltos, perdio
cuatro encuentros por puntos, o
mo professional, en- 20 batallas, no
ma sufrido todavia su primera de-
rrota. Jamas ha sido puesto X. O..
Despues de "a peleas como anna
teur. 43 de las cuales gan0 por X.
o.. Louis Sc hizo professional ell 4
de Julio de 1894, ganando Is de u
peleas como tai por la via rapida.
segun la lista que publicamos a
continuation. Naci6 en- Lexington,
Alabama, ell 10 de Mayo de 1914.
Su record es como sigre;