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games-three from Brooklyn and
one from Boston-Terry managed
to place most of the pitching bur-
den on new members of the corps,
and giving the stars-Carl Hubbell,
Clyde Castleman, Fred Fitzsimmons
and Hal Schumacher-as much
rest as possible. All four will be
called upon for heavy duty during
the later portion Of the campaign
and Terry figures they will be ready
for extra work if they are not over
burdened at the start.
Terry Drives in
Only one of the New York vic
tories have been turned in by vet
eran pitchers. On opening day,
Dick Coffman, American League
castoff, relieved Schumacher and
scored a victory. The next day
Rookie Harry Gumbert pitched a
four-hitteT. THURSDAY, Coffman
again played a relief role and won.
Yesterday Fitzsimmons, who is
being worked easily for fear Of ag-
grevating the elbow which he in
jured last year, relieved Carl Hub
bell in the sixth inning against the
Bees. The Giants trailed 80 and
Hubbell was yanked for a pinch-hit-
ter. Terry took over that spot and,
with the bases full, hit double
that scored three runs-enough to
put the game on ice. The Giants
scored another in the seventh to
win, ga.
The Pittsburgh Pirates, in second
place IL games behind the Giants,
saw their opening game with the st.
Louis Cardinals frozen out. The
Chicago Cubs, two games to the rear
of the New Workers, got off to a
bad start at Wrigley Field by drop
ping a 1873 decision to the Cincin-
natl Reds. Paul Derringer held the
Cubs to seven hits while his mates
blasted Carleton, Shoun and Bryant
for an even dozen. The Brooklyn
Dodgers scored their first victory Of
the season, 4-3, in 10 innings, over
the Philadelphia Phillies. Babe
Phelps single scored Butcher with
the winning run.
Grove, DeShong Hot
American League hostilities were
featured by the two best pitching
performances in either elague to
date. The former low mark of four
hits was held jointly by four pitch
ers. Lefty Grove of Bostons Red
Sox and Jimmy DeShong of Wash
ington brought the record down to
two hits. Grove yielded only two
singles by Lou Gehrig and not a
man reached second as the Sox
whipped the New York Yankees,
80 The Senators whipped the
Philadelphia Athletics, 81. One of
DeShong's blows was homer by
Pinky Higgins.
The Red SoX victory enabled them
to hold the American League lead
along with the Chicago White Sox,
who scored their third straight vic
tory, 5-3 triumph over the world
champion Detroit Tigers.
The Cleveland Indians, scoring in
the tenth, defeated the st. Louis
Browns, 1910. The Browns and AS
are the only major league teams
vino haven't won this season.
Yesterdays Hero-Bill Terry,
New York Giants manager, whose
pinch hit double with the bases
loaded brought in the runs that en-
abled his team to win its fourth
straight game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18
JACK GIBBONS LOSES
UNPOPULAR DECISION

By United Press
+ ST. PAUL, April 18.-Freddie
l,enhart, Tacoma (Wash) light
heavyweight, was awarded an un-
popular 10-round decision over
Young Jack Gibbons, st. Paul, last
night. Lenhart weighed in at I'll,
Gibbons 165.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18

AAOA WV ACoNA IA DAB AIo6hC CllOlEO.
"HEN Manager Joe CrOnin of
w the Boston Red SOx received
broken thumb III Thursdays game
Eric McNair was shifted from third
TO Sh0rtstop and Johnny Kroner
drew the hot corner assignment. He's
the same Kroner who had couple
of tryOuts with Indianapolis few
years ago. He played with Syracuse
last year and batted 1923.
n
r OUISVILLE knows from horse
IL race experience that the horse
out In front during the early stages
doesn't always win. The Colonies
were ahead of the Blues, 6-3, going
into the ninth yesterday when Kan
sas City exploded bomb and tai
lied three runs to tie Came the
tenth and three more runs for the
KaWs. Jockey Garrison never made
more thrilling finish.
It
The Milwaukee Brewers are car
rying two Cubans, both versatile.
They are. GilbortO. Don. Torres,
pitcher lder-outfielder, and Sal
vadOr Ramos ChickO Hernandez, in
fielder outfielder.
A THOUGH the Richmond (Va)
IN club is New York Giant farm,
1t received its first help from the
Boston Red SoX. In the form of
a glove for the playing manager so
that he could improve his outfield-
ing. The glove was donated by Yves
Terrell. The playing manager is
George Terrell, brother of the Red
SoX mound ace.
Jimmy FOxx lost no time in be-
coming an idol in Boston and there
is every assurance now that the Red
S0x are out to establish a new at
tendance mark in Beantown. Jimmy
smacked a single, double and triple
in the first game and circuit wal
lOp in the second.
The Cleveland clubs right fielder's
name is Bruce Douglas Campbell |
which sounds like triple distilled |
Scotch.
CHOICE catches are being report
~ ed daily by local and state fish
ermen but the anglers declare that |
the fish are not falling for any old
gag this spring. 1t takes the old
logged patience to haul em in
Fishermen and golfers are brothers
under the skin They'll get up at
a. m. Sunday to be first at tee or
stream
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18
Zachary Is Released
Outright by Dodgers
By United Press

BIZ Unted PfesS
NEW YORK, April 18.-Tom
Zachary, veteran major League
left-handed pitcher, has been given
his unconditional release by the
Brooklyn Dodgers. 1t was the fifth
release of his career. He never
pitched in the minor leagues, goirg
straight from Guilford College to
the Philadelphia Athletics. He later
pitched for Washington, the st.
Louis Browns, New York Yankees
and Boston Braves.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18
Irish H0mers Win
Tilt From Toledo
PiIney, Fromhart Connect
for Circuit Blows.
By United Press

BIZ United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, April 10. -
Paced by Andy Pilney, left fielder,
who hit home run and two singles,
Notre Dame won its opening base
ball game of the season against To-
ledo University yesterday, 7 to 6.
Wally Fromhart hit home run in
the seventh inning with two men on
the bases to send the Irish into the
lead for the first time. Score:
Toledo ............ Dol 2l0 11O-6 10 O
Camp and Mattison; Thernes Goucher,
and Gaui.
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the f i r S t five
games. And it's
far better than a
year ago when,
with he race
four days old,
t h " foundered
in the cellar with
no victories and
two defeats.
B e in d t h e
early Giant sue
cess is keen STRAIT
egg of working
pitchers on the
part of Manager
Bill Terry. In
tokir1C those fnIIr
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18
Warriors Triumph
on Quaker Errors
By United Press

DIV IHFttU FTtSS
RICHMOND, Ind, April 10
Combining eight hits with 10 Earl
ham errors, Central Normal College
defeated the Quakers, IL to 9, in a
baseball game here yesterday. Score:
Central Normal $780,. 010 $40 Ala Z
Earlnam ..-..-....- 004 2i2 40 IN
Wilson and Ballard: Hughes, Schneide-
wind and Bale. Federico.
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ing Last Texas Teachers College.
The Texas loop is Glass A, and
going from campus to company
of that standard is rated better
than an average accomplishment
in baseball.
EAUSETT possesses a powerful
IL and accurate arm and it is
said the hot shots he throws
across the diamond accounts for
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18

ID OBERT (BUCK) FAUSETT
IN is displaying a lot of agility
around the hot corner for Red
Killefer's Redskins, and when the
Texan locates his batting eye the
Tribe boss feels sure the fans
won't be disappointed in the work
of the new infielder. Fausett was
brought up from the Galveston
club of the Texas League where
he played four years after leav-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18

ter, have started with a bang.
With the major league campaign
only four days old, the Giants
have yet to suffer defeat. This is
only one game short of the pace
they set in 1884 when they won
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18

Times Special
TAMPA, Fla, April 18.-Cheers
and boos followed a judges decision
in favor of Chino Alvarez of Tampa
over Eddie Cool of Philadelphia at
the end of their ten-round bout here
last night. The judges decisions
were split, but the referee decided
in favor of the Floridan.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18
COLLEGE POLO MATCH

By United Press
AUBURN, Ala, April 18.-Au-
burns pony polo team defeated the
University of Missouri, Is to 5, here
yesterday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18
Eight NeW Amateur Rinq
Kings CrOWned in Finals
Torrd Fights Mark Windup of A. A. U. Tourney; Gary
and South Bend Lads Triumph
BY REED S. DUNHAM

CLEVELAND, April 18-The National
crowned eight boxing today
day tournament, which started with 257
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18
Chevrolet Boxers to Get
First Taste of Leather
Many Scrappers on Plant Program Tonight Making ni-
tiaI Try at Glove TosSinu Sport.

Nearly fifty amateur fighters to tonight
commercial
most OF them will be the first
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18
Denver Athlete Springs
Surprise in Decathl0n
Glenn Morris Leads Star Field in First Five Events;
Kansas Relays Get Under Way

LAWRENCE Kas, April 1SGlenn Norris comparative unknown
led
of
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago at Detroit.
Boston at New York.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Washington at Philadelphia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18
PURDUE GRIDDER ILL

tSptCTUB
LAFAYETTE, Ind, April 1S.-The
condition of Paul HUMPHREYS of
Terre Haute, a member of the Pur-
due football squad, who was taken
to hospital yesterday with diph-
liberia, was announced by attending
physicians as not serious.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

Milwaukee at INDIANAPOLIS
Kansas City at Louisville.
st. Paul at Toledo.
Minneapolis at Columbus.
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Standings and Results
Results Yesterday

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
st. Paul ............ 200 004 001-7 8 /
Toledo .............. 200 900 600 4
Spencer and Fenner; Garland. Smoll and
Linton.
(Ten Innings)
Kansas City 5000 100 ool o13 81 l
Louisville ........ 220 900 ITO o. 6 II 3
Shores, Moncrief. Vance and Madjeski:
Lancaster, Terry, Weafer and Thompson.
Milwaukee at Indianapolis: cold weather.
Minneapolis at Columbus; cold weather
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago .'...... goo GOO d 1ol goo 800
Whitehead and sewell; Auker. Lawson
and Hayworth.
Washington ....... .O10 10 000- 3 10 1
Philadelphia ........l00 DOL 600 o
Deshong and Bolton; Kelley and Hayes.
Boston ;,.............oo I 4o1 200 10 /
New York 900 600 000-- 0
Grove and R. Terrell; Ruffing sundra
and Dickey.
(Ten Innings)
Cleveland ........ 3o3 Oo2 200 3-13 10 3
st. Louis ..........2O 200 O42 lol do 1S i
Allen, Hudlin. Lee.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati ......... 900 426 OOO--l2 IL
Chicago .......... 600 900 03o- 3 7
- Derringer and Lombardi; Carleton,
Snoun, Bryant and Hartnett, ODea.
New York ...........0Il o03 100 IL o
Boston ............. .010 ITO 00l-4 II
Hubbell. Fitzsimmons and banning; Refs.
tanning and Lopez
(Ten Innings)
Philadelphia 030 900 900 Ga
Brooklyn ........ 030 900 900 a IA
Walters: E. Moore and Wilson; Frank
house and Phelps.
st. Louis al PITTSBURGH. cold ueatehr
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinnati at Chicago.
St. Louis at Pittsburgh.
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
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Manager Bill Bats Team to
Fourth Straight Win; Uses
Strategy in Mound Choices
Doubles Against Bees to Drive In Deciding Runs: NJ Y.
Pilot Attempting to Go Easy on Ace Pitchers Until
Later; Cincinnati Trounces Cubs, 1873
BY HENRY SUPER

NEW YORK April 18-The John McCraw
hey count much in April they do September"
old
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Cleveland ........ 303 002 200 3-l3 10 3
st. Louis ..-...... 200 042 101 do 18 /
Allen, Hudlin. Lee
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Yesterdays Hero-Bill Terry,
New York Giants manager, whose
pinch hit double with the bases
loaded brought in the runs that en-
abled his team to win its fourth
straight game.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
(Ten Innings)
ALVAREZ GETS NOD

. Louis at Pittsburgh: cold weatehr.
La gaceta., 1936-12-05
Ell BOXEADOR
JOE PECK

Memphis, Tenn, 5.-Con ell
prop6sito de impedir que Sc que
DIT ciego lie fue hecha aver una
operation al pugilista Joe
(Kid) Peck, excampe6n del pc
so medic del sur. Ell exboxeador,
que ha servido II meses en- la
penitenciarf a de Arkansas, por
homicide, perdi6 Ia vista de un
ojo a causa de sus actividades
en- ell "ring'.
A Peck lie faltan por servir
60 dias mas. Los medicos dicen
que pasaran cinco o seis sema-
mas antes de que pueda COMO
cerse Ell resultado de la opera
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1936-12-05

va no luchaba, no tenia fuer-
zas para la lrcha; Sc rendia a
su infortunio, sin protestas, con
resignation dohrosa y amarga.
Los dias sin pan Y las noches
sin abrigo, aliauilaron su orga-
nismo y doblegaron su caracter
ind6mito.
La fisbrc le consumia. Y ago
nizaba lentamente, Ansiando Y
-emisndo que la muerte pusiese
lin a su martirio; ansiandolo
por dejar de sufrir, temiendoio
'por dejar sofa a su hija en- aque-
LA situaci6n desesperada.
Angela conocia ell estado de
su padre y no lie hablaba de 81.
para que, 81 no tenia rene
do?
Estaba preparada para verIe
La gaceta., 1936-12-05
"a WxCwCE

tor del Brooklyn, hizo aver IN
Gambia de peloteros con los
Cubr lie Chicago y los Piratas.
Gee ell Brooklyn al IS Linus
Frey en- cansbio por Elwood En-
glish v Roy Henshawn, un pit
cher diminuto; en- cambio por
ell pitcher Ed Brandt, un zurdo,
los Piratas lie dieron a Harry
Lavagetto, su segunda base, J
Ralph Birkofer, un joven pit
cher zurdo.
Henshaw, ell nuevo pitcher
del Brooklyn, gan6 seis juegos
y perdio 5 en- la temporada pa
sada. Tiene 25 amos de edad.
A English 10 usaron relativa.
mente POGO los Cubs en- la tenn
porada de 1886.
La gaceta., 1936-12-05

MO, compadeciendose mutua.
mente; pero en- silencio, sin con.
suelos, sin explosives de ternu.
ra.
Angela parecia la encarna.
ci6n del estoicismo, del dolor
reconcentrado, mudo, siniestro
y su padre, mas debil que ella
por raz6n de la edad, mirabala
Con cierto tenor, sin atreverse
! prOvocar las manifestations
aquel pNsar immense.
ONO Na natural, al pobre
viejo Sc lie acaharA las ener-
gias muchO antes que a la j6-
ven.
Primero vino Ia debilidad f.
sica = con ella la postraci6n; Inc
go ell 6ecaimisntO moral y co,
Ell la tristeza.
La gaceta., 1936-12-05
DEPGRTES
VENCIO Ell CAMPEON DE
AL AMERI-
CANO CONNOLLY

New York, die. Bel mier'
coles pasado pelearon aqui Gun
mar BarluDd, campe6n finlan-
des del peso pesado, y ell ameri-
osno frankie Connolly, de Bos-
ton.
Ell ell noveno asalto del COM
bate Barlund lie asest6 a su rival
una formidable derecha por la
mandfbula Y despues lie atac6
con las dos manos, derribando-
% por la cuenta de 10.
Connolly pesaba 80 libras
mas que Ell vencedor. Barlund a.
taco desde ell primer asaltc y
mantuvo Ia ofensiva hasta de-
Eribar a su oponente.
lei finlandes estremeci6 de
piez a cabeza a su rival, en- el
primer asalto, con una terrible
derecha.
Lou Nova, de California, de-
rot6 a Izzy Singer, en- seis asa
tOs.
Frank Red) lopez venci,
por puntOs a Wilbur Ackerley.
La gaceta., 1936-12-05

Her, a condici6n de que Este a.
rriesgue Ell dinero que la empire
sa sa de Benjamin Field lie G.
ofreZca.
Isl Miller es tan macho CO.
mo dice, argrmenta Alvarez,
Ipor que no apuesta la bolsa a
sus manos?
Ell zurditC, que FL jueves de-
rrot6 al italiano Franckie Sais.
piensa en- alto voz: Ell dinerc
que gano con los punos no IL
arriesgo 20 en- 'tonterias''.
Jim Downing piensa que Dia-
mond vendra "mansito" y acep-
tara compromised a SUI dirig;-
do en- I'm "matah" de primers
fila.
iSera Miller ell escogido?
La gaceta., 1936-12-05
MARI BLANCA
DA A 80 DIAS DE CARCEL

Habana, die. 5.-Como la Ii
bertad de prensa no existe en-
Cuba, ell tribunal de urgencia
impuso aver 90 dfas de arresto
a la escritora Mari Blanca Sa-
bas Aloma por un articulo en-
que criticaba los procedimien-
tos del "batistado''.
Hablar en- contra del gobier-
no, dentro de la raz6n, es al pre-
sente Tn delito en- ell territorio
cubano.
Atacar los metodos del mill
tarismo es exponerse a una pro-
longada pena de carcel o la
muerte.
La gaceta., 1936-12-05

Ella Sc sent6 a su ladO en- ell
horde de la acera y repusO
con acento breve y seco, CO.
mo 81 ell dolor hubiese petrifi-
cado los s~entimientos en- su CO.
raz6n:
L4DeSarte no. iSabes que
ESQ es impossible, padre6 Lo
que sea de ii sera de Mi. La
desgracia nos ha undo con la
EOS mas fuertes qDle los del ca
riho, y solo la muerte puede
romperlos.
-iPues los rompera prom
Y ell anciano recost6 la Sea
beza en- las rodillas de la jo-
ven.
Ella lie acarici6 con sus ms
nos amoratadas, diciendole:
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TIRANDO Ell BALON
Los Espartanos jugaran con los Maestros
Los Tars vencieron a los SombrererOs de Rollins
TIRANDo Ell BAL

TIRANDO Ell BAL
Hoy por la tarde, en- ell terre-
no de Plant, los Espartanos de
la Universidad de Tampa juga-
ran con los maestros del Oeste
de Kentucky.
FL "once" local anuncia la 81
guiente Inca de batalla:
Hoy, lie; Hurn, It; Gunnoe,
lg; Clinton, c; Tramontana, re-
Farnell, TT; Patterson, re; FIRE.
iy, OBJ; Rodriguez, 10; Chancey
rb; y Cox, fb.
Por los Maestros jugaran:
Ratsel, Croley, Cook, Caple,
Griffin, Adams, Reed, PEBBLES,
3ranham, Bibich y Williams.
Viene al mando del team de
kentucky ell famoso "coach" Ar
lerson.
Nash Higgins comenzara ell jue-
go con sus ''veteranos" y los
mantendra en- la acci6n mien
tras lie sea possible.
Los expertos opinan que los
Maestros venceran, pero Hig :
rims sostiene 10 contrario, Deepen
liendo este de la cooperation
lue sus muchachos lie den.
La gaceta., 1936-12-05

Manuel Quintero, ell que fue-
ra notable pGgil del peso weller,
es ahora dueno de TN cafe en- la
Gale de Howard, en- West Tam
pa.
Han pasado para Manuel los
dias de gloria boxistica y aho-
ra lucha por la vida vendiendo
cerveza, vino Y otras cosas mas.
Ell oriundo de Galicia concen-
ira su energia en- los negocios y
ojala que la suerte lie favorezca.
Sobre todas las cosas Mano ha
sido siempre, aqui Y frera de
aquf, una persona d0cente.
La gaceta., 1936-12-05

La agencia de noticias Prem.
sa Asociada ha escogido ell team
de es.rellas de frtbol de 1886, ell
A~ll-American, que componen
los siguientes atletas: Gaynell
Tinslay, Luisiana State, end, 20
amos, 6 pies de e%statura y 1876 Ii
bras; Edwin Widseth, Mime
sofa, 25 amos, 6 pies, 220 libras,
tackle; Max John Starcevich,
Universidad de Washinton, "a
amos, guarda, 5 pies 10 pulga-
das de estatura, 200 libras; Mi
chael Basrak, Duquesne, centre,
"a amos, 6 pies 2 pulgadas, 214
libras; Jose Rputt, Texas A y
M, guarda, 2 1anos, 6 pies, 1913
libras; Averell Daniel, Pitts
Durgn,tackle, ~ amos, b pies 3
pulgadas, 200 libras; Lawrence
Morgan Kelley, Yale, end, 81 a.
nos, 6 pies l pulgada ;185 IL
bras; Clinton Edward Frank,
Yale, qb, 81 amos, 5 pies 10 pull
gadas, 175 libras; Raymond
Buivid, Marquette, hb, 81 amos.
6 pies / pulgada, 100 libras
libras; Clarence Mckay Parker.
Duke, % amos, 5 pies IL pulga-
das, II libras, Y Harrison Fran.
els, Nebraska, % amos, 6 pies
pulgada, 203 libras.
La gaceta., 1936-12-05

Chino, en- suenos, le VIC tira-
do en- la lena y que a @l lie 20
Man Ell brazo en- alto.
1Grando lograra Jim la pro-
mesa de Jack en- favor sde que
Norman lie de la revancha Al
"asiatico"?
La gaceta., 1936-12-05

-Descansa, padre; reposa y
rep6n tus fuerzas para prose-
guir nuestra angustiosa pere-
grinaci6h. va esta noche es
inGtil esperar que alguien nos
sOcorra. luna noche mas de
hambrel Cuando hayas descan
sado, busSAremos IA rinc6n
cualquiefa donde refugiarnos.
Ell respondi9a con un suspiro
sSNejante a un sollozo Y los dos
kuardaron silencio.
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Los Tars de Rollins vencie-
ron aver en- Orlando, Florida, a
los Sombrereros de Stetson. IRE
ge puntos anotaron los univer-
sitarios de Winter Park, mien-
tras dejaban en- blanco a sus ri
wales. Miller fue un factor de
importancia en- ell juego.
En- mas de una OCCASION los
| Sombrereros sc mostraron anne
nazantes, pero los Tars logra.
ron contenerlos a TEMPO.
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PASTOR E CON Ell.
Gigantic IMPELUETIERE

New York, die. 5.-El ala 1S
de diciembre pelearan a 10 asal-
tos, en- la Madison Square Gar
den, Bob Pastor, u naspirante
a la corona del peso complete, y
Ell gigantic Ray Impelletiere.
Los expertos dicen que Pas
tor llegara a la cumbre 81 Sc lie
concede Ia debida protection J
vigilancia.
La gaceta., 1936-12-05

visitantes con ell Florida y en-
las tire ocasiones no lograron
veneer. Los Caimanes ganaron
dos de los partidos y ell tercero
10 hicieron tablas.
Ocho de los jugadores de
Josh Cody completaran este a.
no su carrera en- la Universe
dad Y no jugaran Ell aho pr6xi-
mo. Sc nombran Julian Lane,
ell captain; Charley Root, Zollie
Maynard, s. L. Yon, Floyd
Christian, Harold Rope, Duke
Warren y Kenneth Expert.
La gaceta., 1936-12-05

Jugaran hoy con Mississippi
State, en- Gainesville, los Cal
names de la Universidad de Flo
rida.
Manda a los j6venes de Mis-
sissippi ell notable coach
Ralph Sasse, excomandante del
"once'' del Ejercito.
Bajo la direction de Sasse csc
team ha mejorado mucho.
Tres partidos han jugado los
La gaceta., 1936-12-05

par.
Aquella noche va no tuvieron
d6nde dormir y la passron en- ell
arroyo.
Y 10 mismo las siguientes. e.
rrantes, sin hogan, cuando ell
sueno Y ell cansancio les. DONNA
ban acurrucabanse en- Ell rinc6p
de algdn solar o en- ell hheco DE
alguna eoerta.
lY 81 fuese este solo! Pero&
ran muchas las noches que pa
EnSn conner y sin haber coz
mido durante TODD ell dia.
No com aban con mas recur-
SOS que los de la carload, y la
taridad Sc olvidaba muchas We
'ces de ellos. .
Los dos sufrian sin quejarse,
sin achacar a nadie su infortu-
La gaceta., 1936-12-05

Chino Alvarez soh6 la sema-
ma pasada con Norman Quar-
les, Ell ciudadano que lie derrot6
en- New York.
La gaceta., 1936-12-05

r4 de nneyo detenerse a POGO,
y az avanzabap con lentitud
desesperante, bajo aque0 cielo
sombrioN insensible a su infor-
tunio, sobre aquel pavimento
resbaladi@, al posar en- ell
cua la planta de sus pies des-
nudos, sentian los pin hazos a.
tOrmentadores del FRI
La gaceta., 1936-12-05

Chino Alvarez espera con an
siedad ell retorno de Diamond
porque Sc acercan las Pascuas
y la bolsa no esta 10 lIeno que
debiera estar.
Alvarez mantiene su propo-
sici6n de batirse con Baby Mi
La gaceta., 1936-12-05

Los leetores habran reconoci-
do va, en- aquellos dos infelices,
a R6mulo& Angela.
Su martirio duraba desde cue
abandOnarOn Ell taller de Gas
La gaceta., 1936-12-05

LEGO un momento en- que ell
vieio We no pudo mas, y, de,
iandose caer al suelo, exclam6
entire sollozos:
-iVetA Angela!... iDtia-
MEL. iBusea til quien te am
pare y socorral. L.. 70 me sien
to morirl
La gaceta., 1936-12-05
CON LOS GUAM res

No es cierto que Jim Down
ing piensa ofrecerle un ban
quote a Lew Diamond, 81 direc-
tor de Chino Alvarez.
Jim lie ofrecera una pelea en-
condolences ventajosas pero de
conner por su cuento, NADIA.
81 Mr.. Diamond quiere "ban-
quetes' tendra que pagarlos.
La gaceta., 1936-12-05
NONCIAS DE BASE BALL
CGmbiGrOn PeLOterOs los Cubs
q Ell Brooklyn

Montreal, Canada, die. g.
Burleigh Grimes, ell nuevo direc