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Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-27
DUCK HUNTING
SEASON WILL
OPEN SUNDAY

Duck hunting season officially
opens Sunday. November l. at
am. according to word received by
the 7. V. Hardware company from
the State Fish g. Game commits
sion. 1t is noted in the commits
sion bulletin that shooting hours for
ducks this year will be from z am.
until 4 pm. daily for private hunt
ers. Hunting at commercial duck
clubs will be limited TO certain
days, as follows:
Opening day, Wednesdays, Satur-
days. Sundays, legal holidays, and
the final day which is November
3Oth. Hunters are cautioned hv the
commission to observe Federal Mi
gratory Bird Law restrictions which
have been issued by the Bureau OF
Biological Survey. These restrlc-
tions include the following: no
hunter should have in his posses
sion more than 10 ducks or A Ross
snow geese, Is Jack Snipe, or ID
Mud Hens. These are the daily
limits as prescribed by federal regu-
lations. It is also necessary for
hunters to secure a 81 federal duck
hunting stamp. These are available
at post offices.
Certain ducks are given protec-
ton under the federal regulations
namely: Ruddy Duck, Wood Duck
Buffle Head, Canvas Back and Red
Head. In Imperial Valley the two
in this list that are most likely tc
come under hunters observations
are Canvas Back and Red Head, al
though they do not come in great
numbers to this territory.
Hunters are advised that state
hunting license is necessary in ad
dition to the duck stamp. These
may be obtained at I. v. Hardware
stores or most other sporting good
dealers and cost So. 1t is unlawful
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-27
BENCH WARMING
By Burdeffe Kinne
Post-Press Sports Editor

old alma mater, but should you
take time to pin one of the critics
down to the point, you would find
that they served as assistant cheer
leader or some other less important
post.
Recalling Bill Henry's talk at the
dinner given in honor of valley
coaches and team captains recent
ly, we again remind the critics that
if the football players, who fought
their hearts out in trying to turn
in a victory for their coach and
their school, only to see the op-
posing team score on a break, are
not crying about the loss and get
ting on the coach and the fellow
team mates, what right have the
owns armchair philosophers to crab
about the loss?
Imperial Valley midget racing
association, the organization which
brought midget racing, one of the
nations fastest growing sports, to
Ell Centro, should be given pub
lie vote of thanks for donating the
proceeds of last Sunday afternoons S
races to the Ell Centro child well
fare fund.
The Junior chamber and the race
association sponsored the plan and
put on one of the finest racing pro-
grams ever witnessed in the valley.
In the 60 lap main event, a race
witnessed by the largest crowd of
the year, fans were treated to an
event packed with many thrills and
spills.
Th association plans to hold the
races on every Sunday afternoon
throughout the winter months.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-27
SPARTANS SET
FOR RIGOROUS
TRAINING GRIND

FL Centre high school SpartanS
returned to the Central Union
gridiron yesterday afternoon. where
Friday night they dropped a 10
decision to Brawley after pushing
the Wildcats all over the field for
more than three quarters Of the
game, to resume practice sessions
in preparation for their battle
against Holtville high Friday night.
The Spartans. somewhat bruised
and sore after their bitterly fought
contest against the Wildcats. ran
through limbering up exercises and
a light blocking and tackling drill
to get in condition for first of a
series of stiff training grinds
throughout the week.
Forest Napier. Burke. Kirkpat-
rick. Ballou. and Zinn were nurs-
ing slight hurts but will probably
be ready to step into their positions
Friday night.
Coach Noval Walker, who sc
charges dropped a 24-0 decision to
Calexico high school last week, sent
the Vikings through a stiff work
out yesterday afternoon stressing
pass defense and offense. The Vik-
ings serial attack was pitiful Friday
night and the Holtville backs mere
ly stood and stared every time the
Calexico team launched an aerial
offensive
The Holtville team also brushed
up their running attack particular
ly in regard to blocking and inter-
ference on the plays.
Holtville chances to win this
weeks game are much brighter &C
cording to most valley sports ex-
perts because Earl Walker. out
standing Viking backfield man will
be in the starting lineup.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-27
H: 10 i4.KY5
ICALEXICO GETS
READY TO MEET
WILDCAT n

Over the first hurdle in their de.
Tense of the valley grid champion
ship, CaleXico Bulldogs today re-
sumed heavy workouts in prepar-
alton for the all important game
against the Brawley Wildcats Fri
day night in CaleXico.
Coach Covington planned to drive
his charges through long and hard
offensive drills this week and plan
ned to stress ball handling. The
Bulldog backfield thwarted several
of their own scoring chances in the
game against Holtville last week
with inopportune fumbles.
The Calexico pass attack, which
clicked SO we'll against Holtville
will be smothed and the line will
be drilled on defense.
Coach Marvin Clark, Brawley
mentor, also planned intense train
ing grinds in preparation for the
game Friday night, but Clark plan
ned to concentrate on pass defense
and on defensive tactics against
running plays.
Clark idicated he did not expect
as much. trouble from Calexico's
forward wall as the Wildcats did
from the slashing Ell Centro line
last week.
Calexico, however, claims a more
powerful backfield than the Spart-
ans. Several of the Brawley play
ers including Fowler and Ellis
were nursing slight injuries Mon
day, but according to the Brawley
mentor, would be in shape for the
game Friday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-27
BIG BOY. WILL
|M EET CLASSY
|lIGHTWE EIGHT

Willard Big Boy Hogue. clever,
powerful punching amateur who
has deeated the pick of the crop
in the featherweight division, will
try his skill in the lightweight
ranks Thursday night when he
meets Hal Richards in the first OF
three main events at the Ell Centre
athlete club.
Big Boy has been impressive in
his wins over the best featherweights
in recent weeks and his manager
is certain the twin can lower the
boom" on Richards when they
tangle in the center of the ring.
Richards, who was runner up in
the state Golden Gloves tourna-
ment last year, is one of the class
lest lightweights in the business. He
hits with the power of middle
weigh and is one the finest box
ers seen in a valley arena.
He demonstrated his real ability
last week when he decisively whip
ped Ernie Burgi without any train
ing for the bout. He knocked the
hitherto undefeated Holtvillian to
the canvas three times in getting
in shape for his battle against
Hogue Thursday night and should
be in almost perfect condition when
he trades blows with Willard.
Herman Graves will take on Don
Stewart in the second bout of the
triple main event. Graves and
Stewart have signed to meet on
three previous occasions but each
time the Navy fighter has been
unable to make the trip to the
valley.
This time however, the navy
coach has guaranteed Stewards ap-
pearance. Stewart, noted for his
punching ability, stated Monday
night Graves would be sorry he en-
tered the ring.
Graves, however, continued brisk
workouts in preparation for the
battle and assured Matchmaker
Noel johnson he would make short
work of the Navy fighter.
Jack Morrissette, valley middle
weight champion, and Joe Hawk
ins. rated as the best Negro middle
weight in the Pacific fleet of the
U. S. Navy, will provide the fire
works in the top spot fight of the
evening.
Other bouts:
Sylvester Lucio VS.. Art Floro,
Shorty Hogue VS.. Fred Koch, Tuffy
Loudermilk VS.. Louis Ruiz, Frank
Arnold VS.. w. r. Luckadoo, Luis
Enfield VS.. Frank johnson.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-27

Shaw Is q clever i9ltef with a
left jab that has spelled doom for
more than 100 opponents. Shaw has
dropped several decisions to out
standing lightweightS in southern
California but he has avenged every
defeat chalked up against him.
Lucio, an in and out fighter, is
about due to fight the kind of bat
tie that made him famous when he
entered the ring for the first time
in Brawley. The northend boy is
capable of throwing kayo punches
with either fist and has shown an
outstanding defensive style. a style
that gave him an easy victory over
Bill White early in the year.
Herman Graves, FL Centre Bonn
Der. rated as one of the most color
ful fighters in southern California,
will meet Alex Watson in the main
event.
Watson is a veteran Of the anna
teur ring and will undoubtedly
make an interesting evening of 1t
when he trades blows with the Ne
gro. Graves superior hitting power
and almost impenetrable defense
will give him a victory unless Wat
son happens to land one of his IA
vorite haymaker rights that have
brought sudden Inconsistencies to
a score of Los Angeles amateurs.
Chet Galloway and Tuffy Loud
ermilk will tangle in the fourth
bout of the evening in battle that
threatens to overshadow the two
headhners. Galloway, a rugged,
hard hitting battler, has enjoyed a
successful year in the amateur fight
ring and is gradually rounding into
an accomplished fighter.
Loudermilk can always be count
ed on to put up a good fight. His
powerful blows have made him vic
tor in flock Of battles in valley
rings.
Other bouts: Ernie Burgi VS.. Tony
De Valla, Bert Birmingham VS..
Archie Bascus, Gordon Barnes VS..
Willie Palmer. Willie Estrada VS..
Joe Martinez and Romeo vs.. Flores.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-27

Willis Shorty Hogue, husky
youth who has entertained fight
fans throughout the valley with his
brilliant exhibitions of boxing in
the Brawley and Ell Centre rings,
will be given the chance to prove
he is equally as good as his brother
when he meets Fred Koch, who was
defeated by the larger twin week
ago.
Shorty is the only undefeated
amateur fighter in the valley. He
has won every fight by decisive
margin and this writer is confident
Willis can defeat any and all
fighters Big Boy is capable of
whipping.
Shorty, while not a spectacular
fighter, can hit hard with either
hand. is a better defensive fighter
than Big Boy and is one of the
coolest amateurs to step into
valley ring. He is especially steady
when the going is tough.
Should Willis turn in win over
Koch Thursday night he should be
moved to the top spots on the val
ley cards and given a chance to
win some of the glory that his
brother has had the corner on dur
ing the past several months. =
AS always after the El Centro
high Spartans lose football game
there is a certain group of arm
chair philosophers about the town
who gather to pan the football
coach and his charges.
These experts" (their word for
it, not mine), recall the good old
days when men were men and foot
ball players made history for the
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-27
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Oct.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Oct.
81. UP) - Backfield shakeups were
the order of the day here as Coach
Tiny Thornhill sought a combina-
ton which can produce win for
his Stanford Cardinals. Fred Will
liams. who has played at left half
back and fullback, was shifted to
right halfback; Tony Calvelli tent
atively ousted Jake Brigham as the
ranking fullback; and Joe Vigna
apparently was not scheduled TO
start the U.CL.A. game next Sat
urday.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-27
Get Grid Forecasts
In by Friday 8 P.M.

Grid prognosticators Of Imperial
Valley today prepared 10 enter the
fourth week of the Post-Press pre-
diction contest. With w. S. Taylor,
Herbert Mann, John Doherty and
S. S. Bragg pacing the guessers who
have entered three or more con-
tests, other valley forecast artists
planned close study Of this weeks
games in an effort to gain on the
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-27

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 81 WH-
Coach Howard Jones today dis
closed that he personally would
scout the California Washington
State game Saturday to get a line
on the Bears who meet Southern
California here the following week.
The Trojans drew bye this Sat-
urday.
LOS ANGELES. Oct. 27 WR-
Fearful of the new Stanford pass
ing attack, the U.CLA. Bruins to-
day were scheduled to go through a
long drill on defense against the
aerial maneuvers they anticipate
here Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-27

SANTA CLARA. Oct. 81. UR)-
Santa Clara's Broncos, the coasts
only unbeaten, united major foot
ball squad, today setted down to
hard scrimmaging in preparation
for their intersectional game Sat
urday with Auburn of Alabama in
Kezar stadium. Jim Barlow and
Nello Flaschi, backfield aces, re-
turned to the lineupS after recov-
ering from injuries.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-27

leaders.
The football contest editor an
nounced today that all contest
blanks which do not arrive in the
office before Friday night at 8 p.
m. or those which are not mailed
on or before Friday, October 80,
will not be accepted.
Leaders in the composite scores
will be announced tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-27
To Fight Semi-Windup;
Bommah Will Battle

Sylvester Lucio of Imperial Valleys most capable
lightweights will don the gloves tonight to take on an
opponent with record impressive than that of any
amateur the coast, Baby Face Shaw, in the semi
Mindup at the BraMleX EagIes athletic club
La gaceta., 1936-04-30
PROBABLE QUE LA Pc
LEA KNIGHTIIEWIS Sc
VERIFIQUE EN- CHICAGO

Miami, AbriL 301+Un perio-
dico local dice que existen' gran
des prcbabilidades de que la pc
lea entire Joe Knight, de Cairo,
Ca, y ell negro John Henry Le-
wis, campeon de las IT'S libras,
Sc verifique, a diez asaltos, en-
la ciudad de Chicago. Nate Le-
wis, concertador de peleas del
Coliseo de esa ciudad, ha pedi-
do a sus representatives en- la
Florida Sc pongan en- contactc
con Knight y lie hagan una ven-
tajosa oferta.
La decision en- la oferta Sc a.
plazara hasta que la comisi6n
atle lea neoyorquina lie conceda
a Knight, como Sc espera, la ca
tegoria de contendiente n1merc
l entire los I2ladiadores de su pc
so. 81 tai cosa Sc Thace, ell com :
bate Sc llevara a termino en- la
Madison Square Garden.
La gaceta., 1936-04-30
BASE BALL
LIGA NACIONAL

En- I'm sensational desafio de
II innings, los Cardenales ven
cieron a los Gigantes, derrotan-
do Parmelee al notable lama :
dor Carl Hubbell. Parmelee sir
vic nreve "ponches" y solo pu-
dieron batearle seis hits.
Virgil Davis influy6 en- la ca
rrera decisiva con un "tubey."
New York 1c, Oh, 2e.
st. Luis &c, 11h, lie.
Los Cubs superaron aver al
Brooklyn en- un desafio que ter
min6 con la anotaci6n de una ca
rrera por cero. Van Mungo lie
v6 la peor parte, aunque no la
merecia, con Lee de rival. FL
Chicago hizo su carrera con un
init de Galan, un batazo de Her
man y otro hit de Hartnett.
Brooklyn DC, An De.
Chicago 1c, 4h, lie.
Once innings dur6 ell juego en-
tire los Piratas y los Phillies,
t~riunfando los primeros. La ca
rrera definitiva Sc hizo "forza-
d." cuando ell pitcher Walters
di6 en- ell cuerpo, con la pelota,
a Gus Suhr. Lloyd Warner ba-
te6 de ''tubey".
Filadelfia &c, 18Th, De.
Pittsburg 10c 11h, De.
La gaceta., 1936-04-30
ALI BABA LUCHARA CON
SHIKAT EN- NEW YORK

Columbus, Ohio, Abril 3d.
FL corpulento armenia Ali Ba-
.ba, que alardea de sus grandes
bigotes, pag6 hoy una multa de
25 y sigui6 viaje a New York,
donde reclamara su derecho a la
corona de su division.
La multa lie fue impuesta por
la comisi6n atletica, teniendo en-
cuenta las tacticas que us6 con
Pat McClary, ell dfa Is dc Abril.
Ali Bahia derrot6 q MoC!ary
en- cinco minutes y despuss lie
rompi6 la ropa al arbitro, car
gandolo sobre sus espaldas Y sa
candolo del "ring."
lEspera ell armenia que la CO.
| mission neoyorquina la refrende
u titUlo, aunque de nuevo ten2a
Iue ludiar con Shikat.
La semana %venidera, ell mar
tes, los dos gigantes lucharan
en- la Madison Square Garden.
AL vencedor Sc lie declarara cam
pe6n de New York.
La gaceta., 1936-04-30
E~STABLECIO UNA NUEVA
MARCIA PARA MOTORES
DIESEL

Bonneville SITS Flats, Utah,
Abril 3O.-Los nervios de acero
del driver ingles captain George
Eyston, fijaron aver una nueva
marca de velocidad mundial pa
ra motores Diesel. Eyston, con
'su autom6vil especial, desarro-
ll6 una velocidad de 1887 mi
Has por bora. La anterior mar
ca para motores de la misma
clase era de 1876 millas por no.
ra.
FL autom6vil del britannica pc
sa tres toneladas y tiene ell nom
bre de Flying Spray"
La gaceta., 1936-04-30
LOS ASIENTOS DE FsEFE-
RENCIA SERAN N
DOS A $4,000

New York, Abril 30.-Anun-
clio aver Ell empresario Mike ia
cdbs, de la pelea Jose Luis-Max
Schmeling, que los asientos de
preferencia para csc match ten
dram un precio, en- las taquillas
de 40 pesos.
Els la primera vez, desde los
amos 1923-29, que un empresa-
rio sc atreve a fijar tan altos
precios para una pelea de boxeo.
En- 1929, antes de la depre-
sion, los billetes del "bout'' Sch
meling-Paulino Uzcudun Sc ven
dieron a so pesos.
Ell precio mfnimo para ell pro-
grama del 18 de JUNO sera de
$500, en- las gradas. Jacobs cal
cula que Ell match producira, sin
exageraci6n en- ell calculo, un
million quinientos mil pesos.
Luis es la mayor attraction del
pugilismo y su pelea con Max
Baer llev6 a las taquillas $50
mil pesos. Ell rendimiento del
ccmbate del negro con Primo
Camera fu6 de 1926 1000.
Las alteraciones hechas en- ell
Estadio de los Yankees permi :
ten sentar entire 10000 Y 100
mil Expenditures.
Schmeling resolvi6 aver apla
Ear su salida para Napanoch y
saldra de aquf ell viernes.
La gaceta., 1936-04-30
CON LOS GUANTES

Gran nGmero de personals acu
dierOn aver a presenciar los e.
jercicios de Mr.. Zodda v del 7ur
ditto Baby Miller.
ZOdda viene afirmando, por
boca de sus amigos, que dara a
Miller la mas dura pelea de su
vida.
FL zurditO Sc luci6 en- las prac
ticas, siendo aplaudido por sus
admiradores. Sus viciosos gan :
chos izquierdos hicieron retro :
ceder al camagieyano Tony Do
mfnguez, que no esta hedho de
"merenguitos."
Algunos de los expertos con-
ceden ventaja a ZOdda, asegu-
randO que la mayor experien :
cia de este Sc impondra a la ma
yor ~fOrtaleza de punos del wes-
tampefo.
La gaceta., 1936-04-30
Sc MANDARA UN TANTO
POR E N DE LOS IN
GRESOS A LA SRTA. REIN
HOLD

FL nuevo empresario de lu :
dhas de Benjamin Field, George
Cazaia, convino aver en- man.
dar a la Srta. Margaret Reinh-
bold, la famosa nadadora, que
Sc encuentra en- California, ell
10 por ciento de 10 que produzca
Ell programa del venidero lunes.
La oferta fue hecha a Sam
Davis, de la Pequena Camara
de Concrete, que la acept6 sin
vacilar.
Como principal attraction del
programa Sc Ofrecera un match
La gaceta., 1936-04-30
DEPORTES
JOSE LUIS EN- GAMING DE
SU

Detroit, Abril 30.-Se encuen
ira hoy EN- canine de Lafayette
vile, N. Y, donde cortara lena
en- los bosques, para endurecer-
Sc, ell celebre boxeador Jose Luis
de la raza negra, que aspira a
Ia corona mundial del peso COM
pleto.
Luis Sc entrenara con espe-
cial cuidado para su match del
dia IS de JUNO, en- New York,
con ell aleman Max S~chmeling.
Joe pesaba aver 212 libras y
Jack Blackburn, SUI entrenador
piensa que suba al cuadrilater.
con solo 200.
La gaceta., 1936-04-30

entire Ell corpulento aleman Hen
.ry GRADER, un nuevo idolo de los
fieles locales, Y Jim Henry, ell
gigantic villano de Oklahoma.
La semana pasSda GRADER de-
rrot6 a otro villano, Walter I'm
derhill, teniendo que apelar a
todos sus recursos.
Underhill luchara en- la pro-
xima semana con Harry Fink
lestein. Dobie Osburn sera ell O.
ponente de Abe Tourist Y Pat
Newman sc batira con Dutch
Shultz.
La gaceta., 1936-04-30
ESTA NOCHE DARA UN
-~G0NCIERT0d1A SINFONLCA

= p 49,
Hey por la noeae, en- Ell Audi
torio Municipal, dara su primer
concerto semanal la orqresta
Sinf6nica de Tampa, dirigida
.por Maxine Echegaray.
Las pleas del programa son
las siguientes: Procession de Ba-
co, Delibes; Suite L'Arlessien-
ne, Bizet; vida rural en- Bohe-
mia, por ell trio; ecos de la Me-
tr6poli, Tobani; dos danzas es-
paholas y la o%vertura 1872 de
Tsehalkowsky.
La gaceta., 1936-04-30
LIGA AMERICANA

FL zurdo Gomez dej6 a los In.
dies en- tres hits y una carrera.
mientras sus companeros, con
IL hits, llegaban 6 veces a la
"gOma." Pegaron dos hits cada
uno, de los neOyorquinos, Geh :
rig, Rolfe y Lazzeri.
Cleveland 1c, 3h, lie.
New York &c, 11h, 2e.
Otra vez los Att ticos derro-
taron a los Browns hundiendo
a estos en- ell s6tano circuito.
Rhodes lanz6 por ell Tiladelfia.
Cliff y Hemsley pega n de cua
triangular.
La gaceta., 1936-04-30

ceder al gdbernadOr ShOltz Ell II
tulo de doctor en- derech0 civil:
Spaulding entreg6 su carta Z g
nuncia al Sr. Binnicser, pre-
sidente de la junta'de apodera-
dos.
Firm6 la moci6n de gracia.s Ell
ST.. Roland A. Wilson.
La gaceta., 1936-04-30
st. Luis 4c, IN, 2e.
Filadelfia &c, 11lh, 2e.

st. Luis 4c, H., 2e.
Filadelfia &c, 11h, 2e.
AL Simmons, en- la novena en-
trada, peg6 un "jonron", pero
ne pudo impedir la derrota de
les Tigres a manos de los Sena-
dores. Appleton lanz6 por ell
Washing on.
Detroit Sc Oh, lie.
Washington &c, 14h, lie.
Los Medals Rojas hicieron II
cctava carrera en- Ell noveno in
ming, venciendo a los Medals
Blancas. Rick Terrell bate6 ell
ut" cportuno.
Chicago 7c, 11h, lie.
Boston SC, 13h, lie.
La gaceta., 1936-04-30
RENUNCIO LA
DE LA UNI
VERSIDAD DE TAMPA

Ante los apoderados de la Uni
versidad de Tampa present6 a.
yer su renuncia, siendole acep-
tada, Ell presidente F. H. Spaul-
ding.
Los apoderados aprobaron
una moci6n expresando su apre
clio por la labor de Sparkling y
otcrgandole Ell titulo honorario
de doctor de edu.aci6n. La re-
nuncia tendra efectividad ell dia
Is de JUNO.
La Universidad acord6 con-
La gaceta., 1936-04-30

lie dijo: este pega mas duro que

lie dijo: este pega mas duro que
Chino Alvarez.
En.oncas--le contest6 Miguel
SIS puncs pertenCeen a la di
vision de las ITS libras, aunque
no su PESO y estatura.
81 Zodda pega tan duro como
dicen, Baby Miller haria bien
''reforzandose" la mandioula.
Pero ell zurdito esta a prueta
de cusntos Y espera derrotar a
su contrario.
La gaceta., 1936-04-30

Los cirdadanos ricos tendran
cue pagan $40 para yer de GER
ga entire ell negro jose Luis y ell
carlo" Max S~chmeling. Mike ia
cobs cree que la prosperidad re
orna y que I'm asiento de junto
ii ring no debe preciarse en-
menos de esa cantidad.
La gaceta., 1936-04-30
Ell TEMPO

Nublados p~arciales para hoy
y manana.
Maxima temperature aver,
"a grades; mfnima, ga.
Marea alta a las IL :O1 a. m
v 10:16 p. m. IMarea ibaja a las
"a a. m. y ADJ p. m.
La gaceta., 1936-04-30

Cuando Mr.. Diamond hizo la
presentation de Zodda a nues-
tro compahero Miguel Lorente,
La gaceta., 1936-04-30
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN
Folletin No. Ala
La Gaceta

v ell nino, 1nicos seres testig os
de aquella f%elicidad, fuerOn
mas expresivS y mas explicit
tas.
Gasparillo volvi6 a abrazar
a los novios, sin acertar a ma
, nifestarles de otro modo su con-
tento, y dona Ramona abraz6
tambien a Andrea, diciendo q
los dos:
-Tengo la ~seguridad de que
esta dicha sera eterna y tan
complete como en- Ell mundo es
La gaceta., 1936-04-30

Ademas, como no ha de venir
Isola...
-ILo tienes tn TODD prepa-
RADIO?
TODD. Otras, en- las vispe-
Iras de su boda, Sc ocupan en-
Ieoser sus galas de desposada;
.yo me he ocupado, y muy con-
.tenta, en- hacer esos preparati-
.vos a que aludes.
-ocupaci6n digna de un
angel como tn.
Sonri6 ella, y el iba a pro-
seguir, sin dSda, prodigandole
elogios; pero present6se doha
Ramona, diciendo:
Acadia de llegar la her
mana Marta.
Los dos esposos lanzaron
una exclamation de algeria.
La gaceta., 1936-04-30

Mario Santana peleara manana
en- la arena de los Artilleros,
con Joey Raymond; Charles Pa
IRA sera ell oponente de Jose Ro
driguez, y Jose Sayer combat
"a con "snooty' Willis.
La gaceta., 1936-04-30

FL sargento Sammy Baker pa
rece disgustado p2rque algunos
cbservadcres p1%blicamente cpl
nan que Tony Dominguez lie de-
rrotara.
Estima ell veterano p1gil que
ell cubano es "duro de pelear,"
pero cue 81 facilmente lie "pela-
RAJ, aunque sin golpes de "co-
nejo" . ilezales.
La gaceta., 1936-04-30

vistOriano Manteiga, Editor