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Evening star., 1936-10-06

n n ONDAY evenings, with the
M theater season in full swing,
| VI are becoming one of the
- HaVest of each week FIR.
Evening star., 1936-10-06
Miss Newton to Wed
Rev. Mr.. Murray

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H. Newton OF
Minneapolis announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Grace to the
Rev. Mr.. Philip G. Murray of Wash
ington, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
r. Murray Of Staten Island, N. Y.
The wedding will take place in Min
neapolis about the middle Of No
vember. Miss Newton became well
known in Washington while her
father was member Of Congress and
secretary to President Hoover. Mr..
Murray, who Is assistant minister Of
Calvary Baptist Church, is leaving
Washington to assume the pastorate
of Park Baptist Church Of st. Paul,
Minneapolis.
Evening star., 1936-10-06
Beta Sigma Phi
Meets TOni6ht

Gamma Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi
Sorority, will hold its regular meeting
and rush dinner this evening at Wes-
ley Hall Inn. Special ritual of jewels
will be held at 8 O'Clock, and dinner
will be served ut 6:45 O'Clock. All
members and rushees are cordially in.
vited
Evening star., 1936-10-06
Mrs. Jones Hostess
To Patriotic Women

Mrs. Thaddeus M. Jones, national
presidaot Of the Daughters of Found
ers and Patriots of America, assisted
by Mrs. Llewellyn N. Edwards, ma
tional corresponding secretary. and
Mrs. James Henry Harper, former
State president, entertained the Dis
trict of Columbia Chapter at the home
Of Mrs. Jones Friday evening. Mrs.
S. B. Woodbridge and Mrs. Thaddeus
M. Jones, jr.. assisted in the dining
room.
Evening star., 1936-10-06

SdyeSt OF each week. tOr.
thermore. Washington audiences are
much more prompt than those of
other cities, which gives one extra
time and more chances to pass the
time of day with the many friends
and acquaintances who are bound to
be among the first nighters."
Last evening the opening Of "And
Stars Remain" was well attended. and
in the audience were the authors,
Mr.. Julius ]. Epstein and his twin
brother, Mr.. Philip G. Epstein, and
their wives. OF the official set seen
during the first entracte were the
Misses Ida and Pauletta Guffey. sis
ters of the Pennsylvania Senator.
Glimpsed in the audience were Mrs.
F. Lammot Belin with her son, Mr.
F. Lammot Belin, jr-Mr. Belin. ST.,
is spending much time in New York
this Autumn and therefore was not
present last night; sitting in the Sec
ond row was Mrs. Lee P. Warren, who
was accompanied last evening By DR..
and Mrs. George Tribe; in the next
row were Mr. H. H. Sims. Attache Of
the British Embassy, and Mrs. Sims
and Mrs. Benjamin Thaw.
Evening star., 1936-10-06
Returning Residents and Officials Promise Gay Social Season
Miss Mcdonnell
Engaged to Wed
Ensign Marshall

A INVOLVEMENT has been made
= Of the engagement of Miss Velma
Mcdonnell, daughter Of Mrs. g. A.
Mcdonnell Of Long Beach, Calf. and
Ensign Frank Gilkerson Marshall, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Marshall
Of Rockville. Md.
The bride-elect Is q graduate Of the
University Of Southern California,
where she is afiliated with Alpha Chi
Omega. Ensign Marshall, who Is q
member Of the Annapolis class Of
1884. is now attached to the U. s. s.
Portland.
Evening star., 1936-10-06

(See RESIDENTIAL, Page BAD
Evening star., 1936-10-06
Miss Hooper Guest
At Arts Club Dinner

Miss Bett Hooper. author of "Vir-
gins in Cellophane," will be the guest
of honor at the dinner this evening
at the Arts Club. Following the din
ner, at which Mrs. Jean B. Holt and
Mr.. Charter Heslep will be hosts, Miss
Hooper will give q talk on book re-
viewing.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
Broqvns Defeat Yanks;
Cards Stretch Lead

lose ground to the second place
Boston Red Sox who were turned
back 8 to by the Detroit Tigers.
Gehringer, Goslin and Simmons
with three hits apiece, led the as
sault.
Chicago's White SoX eyened their
sreies at one-all with the Phila
delphia Athletics by taking 5 to 2,
lO-inning decision. Kennedy, the
winning pitcher distributed nine
hits
Pete Appleton held the Cleveland
Indians to four hits as Washington
nosed out q 2 to l victory. The
Indians tied it up in the first half
of the seventh but the Senator'S
scored the winning run in their
half of the frame when Carl Rey-
nolds singled to drive Appleton
home. Appleton drove in the first
run himself with a single in the
second.
In the National, the league lead
ing ST. Louis Cardinals increased
their margin over the New York
Giants to four an a half games by
subduing the Boston Bees 7 to 5.
The Giants were the victims of a
tremendous drubbing. being over
whelmed IS to b ythe Cincinnati
Reds. Manager Bill Terry let
Pitcher Clyde Castleman stay in
there and sweat it out Castleman
has been driven from the box in
his last nine appearances and Terry
evidently is getting sick of it,
The Chicago Cubs made it two
straight over the Philadelphia Phil
lies and ran their consecutive win
ming streak to six by triumphing
6 to g.
The Pittsburgh Pirates admins
tered a twin licking to the Brooklyn
Dodgers taking the first to l and
the finals 7 to S.
Weaver was the winning pitcher
in the opener. In the second game
| Mungo and Farmhouse couldn't
stop the Pirates, who made their 10
hits count in running up their seven
! runs.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10

NE WYORK. June 9. UPl-The
tail end ST. Louis Browns rose TO
the heights today to defeat the
New York Yankees 5 to 3, as their
big Indian sidearm twirler. Elon
Hogsett. pinned back the league
leaders ears with only five hits
The Browns chased Vernon Lief
ty1 Gomez while Hogsett, recently
acquired from the Detroit Tigers
was invincible with the exception
of one inning. the eighth. when the
Yankees scored all three Of their
runs on an error, a single and two
doubles. They reached him for
onlv TWO hits in the other eight
innings
The Yankees. however, failed to
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
Dust
At Midget
Speedway

Midget race officials an
nounced Tuesday afternoon
that the track at the midget
speedway in East Ell Centre
has been packed down and
put in even better shape than last
week. TIE track is fast and free
ef any ruts. bumps. or soft spots
Last week the customers Who at
tended the races were not both
cred by the dust that discouraged
fans early in the season and as a
result the races were the most en-
ioyable of the year
Bob Douthitt, who was injured
last week. will be back in the race
Thursday night to attempt to re-
cain his reputation as the No. l
driver of the Ell Centro speedway.
Hardin Young, last weeks win
ner. will be in the thick of the
battle. however. and VOWS he will
annex the 40 lap race again this
week
Fred Davis and Bill Ferguson, as
we'll as the San Diego drivers, will
give the two favorites plenty OF
competition and the closest, fastest
most thrilling races of the year are
anticipated.
Race track officials took time out
Tuesday afternoon to repair the
fences and gates around the speed
way to thWart the efforts of the
sneaker -inners" who have beer
crashing the races in the past.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
WILL
PLAY COKES IN
A LOOP TILT

Valley Steam Laundry will meet
Coca Cola tonight in the first A
league game Of the week starting at
8 o'clock on the Wilson field.
On Thursday night the Maggie
Brothers will meet the Caterpillars.
In the Holtville league the Mer-
chants are schduld to meet the Oil
ers Thursday night. Monday the
high school beat the Oilers 81 in
10 innings and took the league lead.
II the Merchants are able to trim
the Oilers they car keep pace with
the fast stepping high schoolers.
In the CaleXico league Herman's
team will meet Edgar Brothers on
Wednesday night. and the Signal
Oil will tangle with the MeXicali
nine Thursday.
General Petroleum will meet
Shorty's Shoemen in Brawley league
came and the I v Hardware will
play the Casey Insurance team.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10

first round by a wide margin. In
the second frame Morrissette pound
ed Sandoval all over the ring and
then finished him in minute.
40 seconds of the canto with a left
to the breadbasket.
Larry Ledford wasted little time
in taking Manuel Garcia to the
cleaners. scoring a 80 second K. o.
win over the Mexican fighter. Led
ford came slowly out OF his corner,
met Garcia in the center OF the
ring. hit him with a right to the
midsection and a left to the jaw
and then stepped away as Garcia S
seconds dragged Manuel back to his
corner.
Willard Hogue continued his
string Of victories in the BraWley
ring with an easy K. o. win over
Julio Martinez. Hogue floored Mar
tinez in the first round for a count
of seven and then continued the
assault in the second round. Hogue
slapped Martinez to the canvas
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
Friday Fight
To Be Touqh
AssIgnn1

Matchmaker Noel John
son of the El Centro Athle-
tic Club has lined up an
other outstanding amateur
program for Friday night
at the City Limits arena starting
at $50.
Herman Graves. sensational FL
Centre Negro. viii meet fighter
that may prove the toughest man
Graves has met GeOrge Rivers.
Rivers won the san Francisco Bay
District Golden Gloves tournament
in 1885 and has LOST only one decl-
sion since that time.
He is planning 10 turn proieS-
sional Immediately after his fight
with Graver. He asked Noe. John
son 10 line up a touEh man As q
final workout. Johnson. always de-
commodating, lined uD the best
middleweight in the valley and fans
can look forward to the battle Of
the year Nhen these two bruisors
meet
Eugene BoatWright who kayoed
Manuel Garcia last week. IS sched-
uled to meet another Garcia Fri
day. Frank Garcia however, Is q
more experienced fighter than
Manuel and may lower the boom
on the e Centro boy. BoatwTisht
has shown great IMPROVEMENT and
will be tough TO beat
Manuel Artiz. ncx holder O. the
Orange county bantam weight title,
will tanele with Don La Rue Of
Anaheim. Ortiz IS ranked as the
outstanding Mexican fighter il the
valley but viii meet his match
when he tangles with the Anaheim
bruiSer.
other bouts on tnc card are:
Toby Solorzano VS.. Johnnie Steele,
Tony Escalante V. NJ Mccarthy,
Antonio Correno ys. Joe Villages
and Harvey Ladd Is. Leslie Chill
ders
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
HoItvilIe g
Gamers sc
T riu m ph

BRAWLEY-H Priests long
three base hit into left center
field in the first half of the ninth
inning gave the Holtville valley
league team an SO victory over the
Brawiey Merchants Tuesday night.
The Holtville club again spotted
their opponents two runs in the
first inning only to come back and
win in the last inning, by virtue of
spectacular fielding and consistent
hitting.
Cummings, southpaw chucker,
held the Brawley sluggerS to seven
scattered blows and helped his
own cause with two doubles and
single in five trips to the plate
RubideauX pitched good ball for
the BraWley nine but could not
hold Holtville batters in the fatal
ninth canto.
Trailing by one run going into
the final inning, the Holtville team
started to work. Humphrey singled,
Jepway grounded out Emanuelli to
Lovelady. Then Priest came through
with his three base hit to score
Humphrey Priest scored a moment
later on a passed ball. Rogers then
singled. Williams popped up and
Cummings doubled to score Rogers.
Cummings was thrown out trying
to stretch his hit into a three bag
ger.
Doc Jepway divided hitting hon
ors with Cummings, collecting a
home run and two singles in five
times at bat.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
PHIL BRUBAKER
MANAGER HAS
NEW PROTEST

STOCKTON, Cal, June g. UP
Billy Hunefeld, manager for Phil
Brubaker. Dinuba heavyweight, to-
day charged Tony Palazola, San
Francisco promoter, had done a
right in accusing Bru-
baker of a contract run-out, and
denied that the fighter had violat
ed terms of an agreement with
Dreamland auditorium.
Yesterday Palazola protested to
the state athletic commission, as
serting Brubaker had failed to full
fill a contract calling for five bouts
in the San Francisco area.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10

ball. Calexico scored an unearned
run in the seventh inning when
Holcomb doubled to score Hashem
who reached second base on
Ehmke's error in center field. Hol-
combs hit was the first Chambers
allowed. Then in the eighteenth,
Flores, Calexico lead off man, hit
a home run to win the ball game.
Trailing 10 in the ninth inning
the Ell Centro batters suddenly came
to life to tie the score. Again it
was Chambers who led the way.
Homer started with a single, Stew
art, batting for Van Nostrand singl-
ed and Hurst walked to fill the
bases Black hit to Kelly who FUN
bled too long to catch Chambers
at home, but retired the side by
throwing out Black at first.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10

near the end of the second round
and the bell saved the San Ber-
nardino fighter from being count
ed out. Martinez could not an
swer the bell for the third round
however. and the fight went to
Hogue.
jess Gotta. of CaleXico. started
fast and managed to keep Toby
Solorzano on the defense all OF
the way to take a four round
decision over the Brawley fighter.
Shorty Hogue kept pounding
away at Al Flores in the fourth bout
on the card to gain technical
K. Q. over the Brawley boy in l
minute. l3 seconds of the fourth
round.
Johnnie Amara and Joe Ybarra
defeated Victor Rolls and Johnny
LaSter via the K o. route. and Joe
Gonzales sent Guerca to the canvas
in the opening bout on the card.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
RIOT CLIMAXES
MGHTBALL TILT

RIVERSIDE, June 10. U.P)-FanS
at a softball game between Arling-
ton and Covina rioted here last
night following a clash between Um-
pire Earl Sogg of San Bernardino
and First Baseman Bill Sweet of
Covina over a disputed decision.
The spectators swarmed to the
playing field and were on the verge
of engaging in pitched battle
when officials of the ball park
turned off the field lights.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
Beat
indians 81
BY UNITED PRESS

The Oakland Oaks, turned back
in to 10 games played on their
recent northern trip, today started
out to regain the league leadership
now held by Seattle by trouncing
the Indians to l in the first
of a seven game series on the
Oaks home grounds.
The San Francisco Seals and
the Mission Reds, nearest threats
to the Indians and the Oaks, beth
lost ground Tuesday, the Los An
geles Angeles taking the Missions
for a 5 to 0 ride and the San
Diego Padres cleaning the Seals,
7 to 3.
In the remaining Pacific Coast
League game, Portland beat Sacra-
mento 2 to Q.
One OF the best pitched games
of the season, thus far, was turned
in by George Caster, Portland,
who held the Sacramento SoloLs
to one hit, shutting them out.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
El Centro Defeated
In 18>Inning Contest
REPORT GRAVES
WON'T APPEAR
HELD FALSE

Herman Graves definitely will
fight Friday night at the El Cen
tro City Limits arena.
RumOrs that Graves would not
appear were investigated by
Harry Woodbury., state boxing
commissioner, and traced to
Graves handler.
The handler was Immediately
suspended from training any ae-
credited amateur fighter or TAX
ing part in any AAU bout for an
indefinite period, Woodbury. an
nOunced Wednesday.
Amateur boxers fighting und-
er the AAU are definitely pro
hibited from acting through a
third party" Woodbury. declared.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
LOUIS SPURNS
I2l/2 PCT. OFFER
FOR TITLE GO

LAKEWOOD, N. j. June 10.
ldP)-Mike Jacobs was Stumped
today for the first time since he
stopped speculating in tickets and
started fight-promoting. His chief
money-maker, Joe Louis, has re-
fused to sign a contract for a title
bout with Heavy Weight Cham
pion Jimmy Braddock in Septem !
Der.
Louis co-managers gave a posi-
tive mo" to Jacobs here yesterday
when he offered the Blown Bomb
er 121s per cent of The gate re-
ceipts, the regular share for the
challenger in a championship bout.
BraddCck would get the champ
ions usual 37i2 per cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
TRACK STARS
TO MEET FOR
OLYMPIC TEST

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal,
June 10 UP)-Nearly all the out
standing Olympics contenders in
California. except members of the
University of Southern California
wonder track team" which now
is in the east, will meet here Satur-
day in the sectional try-outs for the
Berlin games.
Sports fans today indicated they
expect a majority of the track and
field athletes who survive the com
petition to be Stanford, University
of California and olympic club en-
tries.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
L. S. Polo Players
Wins First i'm Series

HURLINGHAM POLO CLUB,
HURLINGHAM, Eng. June 10. U'p)
Fighting off stubborn rally by
their opponents, Americas polo
stars scored a 1919 victory today over
Great Britain in the first game of
the 18th renewal Of the Westchester
CID SnripS
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
Blot on Ring Record
Wiped Out By Win

LOS ANGELES, June 10. WP)-
A three-year- old blot on his record
was wiped out by Ceferino Garcia,
Filipino welterWeight. when he
scored an easy victory over young
Peter jackson of Los Angeles in
their 10-round main event at Olym-
pic auditorium last night
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
New Hollywood Ball
Club May Be Formed

HOLLYWOOD, June 10. (U.P)-Es-
tablishment of a new Hollywood
baseball team to represent the
screen colony in the Pacific Coast
League was reported contemplated
today by a group of motion picture
stars headed by Bing Crosby and
George Raft.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
Ed Dudley Retains
Tournament Tilt

SHAWNEE ON HUDSON, Pa,
June 10. UR)-Ed Dudley of Phila-
delphia today retained his Shawnee
open golf title by shooting four un-
der par on the last SO holes for a
total of 288 to beat out U. S. open
champion Tony Manero and host
of other nationally prominent golf
erS
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10

Both pitchers then settled down to
set the batters down without a score
until Flores eighteenth inning home
run gave CaleXico the vicotry.
Chambers allowed only four hits
over the entire route, struck out
25 and walked four Kelley allowed
eight hits, struckout "a, and walked
one.
Hurst and Black led the stickerS
with two hits apiece.
The score:
Ell Centre
900 900 OO1 600 900 OOO-1 5
CaleXico-
900 900 100 600 600 OO1-2 5
Chambers and Forshey; Kelly and
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10

score by innings.
Eel Centre 600 600 001 600 600 O00--1
CaleXico 900 600 100 600 600 001--2
Home runs, Flores; triples, Kelly;
doubles, Holcomb, Black. struck
out by Kelly, "a struck out by
Chambers. 25; walked by Kelly, /;
walked by Chambers, 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
Graves Will Get Re est
KAYOS
G. SANDOVAL; HOGUE
TWINS TAKE BOUTS

Jack Morrissette, Brawley's leading middlewelght
batter elimaXed program featured by kayoes with a
second round knockout win c. Sandoval OF CaleXco
in the main bout of the Brawley amateur fight program
uesda eNaning Morrssete started fast and took the
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10

rsterdHN'A Results
st Louis 3, New York. o.
Detroit S. Boston 4
Cleveland ]. WaShiuEou
philadelphia ., Chicago .. 10 in
ninEs1
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
ST DING S
NATIONAL. LEAGUE

estPrdHv'S Results
ST Louis :. Boston >.
New York 4. Cincinnati 10.
Chicago 6. Philadelphia ..
Brooklyn Is. Pittsburgh -.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
PAcIrIc e0ANr LEAGIE

fHNEETWHI : TtF~WTFN
san Dieg9 z, san Francisco ..
Portland .. Sacramento q.
Seattle /, Oakland
Missions %. Los Angeles 1.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
Homer Chambers Drops Heartbreaker To
Kelly of Calexico; Home Run Wins
Thriller For Border Team

Homer Chambers, valley strkeout king dropped
hearbreakng pitching duel to Ed Kelly Calexco mound
before the Calexico Flying "A" team could exc out 21
victory For seventeen innings Chambers pitched fawless
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10

Doubles, Dodds. Cummings. >;
triples. Priest, Rogers; home runs,
Jepway, p. Williams, RubideauX.
Struck out by RubideauX. 10; by
Cummings. Is; walked by Rubi-
deauX. !; by Cummings, s.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10

San Diego .......101 900 4O1-7 10 2
San Francisco 900 001 002-3 8 2
Salvo and Desautels; Ballou, Cole
and Monzo.
Lanning, Smith and Lopez, Walk
er, Heusser and Davis,
La gaceta., 1936-09-25
Ell PARTIDO DE FUTBOL
DE MANANA POR LA NO
CHE

Jugaran mahana sabado poE
la noche, EN- ell terreno de Plant
los "Espartanos" de la Univer-
sidad de Tampa, ell "once" de Ia
agilidad y la valentfa, y los Gin
dos" del Colegio de Newberry.
Nash Higgins, ell coach de
los tampenos, ha hecho la 81 !,
guiente selection: Walter Hoyt,
r76 libras, y Phil Paterson, 155
ends; Gus Muenc IT'S, Y Crok-
EFT Farrell, 1876, tackles; Bob
TramOnana. 100, y 'Oxe' Hum,
220, guardas; Cotton Clinton,
178, centric; Ed Carter, 100,
quarterback; Rudy Rodriguez,
155, y Marvin Chancey, 164,
halfbacks, y Red Cox, fullback.
Los lnVaSoreS preSentaran a
Harmon, $50, y Cooley, IT'S,
ends; Holm, go, y Matasy, PIP,
tackles; Woodall, 100, v Nor.
gan, 1870; guardas; johnson,
ITO, centric; Keisler, 155, quar-
terback; Kirkland, 100, y Thorn
son, 1872, halfbacks, y Hayman,
1876 fullback.
Els probable qeu Rudy Rodrf-
guez juegue ell quarterback. Pa
ra ell partido han sido nombra-
dos los siguientes oficiales
Charlie Allen, arbitro; Milton
McEwaen, umpire; A. E. Olsen,
hombre de lineas y Joe Dalton,
juez de campo.
La gaceta., 1936-09-25
JOE LUIS S~ATISFECHO CON
SU VICTORIA SOBRE AL
ETTORE

Filadelfia, Sep. 25.-Jos6
Luis esta muy sa!isfecho con su
victoria sobre AL Ettore, pero
cree que fue el resultado inevi-
table. "Su estilo no me MODESTO
en- 10 mas minimo y lie lastim6
la cabeza con ganchos de IL
quierda. Despues de que lie de,
tribe la primera vez, me df cuen
"a de que solo era question de
TEMPO. Yo saba que mis- gol-
pes lie conmovfan. Asimil6 muy
duros golpes."
Luis Sc rompi6 la una del de-
do pulgar de la mano derecha,
en- Ell tercer asalto, pero dice que
este no lie MODESTO.
FL negro sc march6 a Detroit
rero regresara a New York a
tempo de yer el primer desafio
de la serie mundial.
Despues def combate Ettore
habl6: "Luis es un gran lucha-
dor Y pega terriblemente con
las dos manos. Yo no pensaba
asf antes, pero ahora he cam :
biado de parecer. Me lagtim6
con ell derechazo del primer asaI
to. Creo que me levante a des-
TEMPO. 70 no esperaba las dos
~izquierdas que me tlraron EN- Ell
quinto round. No dejen que le
digan que Jose Luis no puede pc
Lear"
Hasta llegar a su camerlno no
Sc enter6 EttOre de que lie ha :
bian contado los diez segundos.
Lego a veStirse con la impre :
sion de que ell referee lie habia
concedido Ell triunfo a Luis por
nocaut tecnico.
La gaceta., 1936-09-25
DEPORTES
Ell PASTOR HoGUE SELEC-
CIONADO COMO ADVER
SARIo DE JOHNNY PLUM
MER

FL empresario de luchas de
Benjamin Field, Jorge Cazahs,
ha seleccionado al pastor rSligio
so Hogue para que trate de ven-
Ger, ell pr6ximo lunes, a Johnny
Plummer, ell corpulento herrero
de los golpes de "nocaut." Este
encuentro promote ser rapido y
furioso. Hogue asegura que los
punetazos del contrario no ha-
ran mella en- su cuerpo, y que
devolvera golpe por golpe, pata
da por patada y mordida por
mordida.
Dolby Osburn, ell titulado cam
pe6n de la Florida, sera ell con-
trario de Walter Underhill.
Laverne Baxter, I'm individuo
del S<Jada, luchara con ell va
conocido y "aburrido" Don Nc
Intyre. Dicese que este Laverne
fbe un "toro" ALA por Buenos
Aires y Rio de Janeiro.
Actuara de arbitro ell vetera-
no Gus Pappas, que 81 lie PECAN,
pega Y pega duro.
La gaceta., 1936-09-25

victoria en- Ell pasado JUNO so
bre Jose Luis.
FL negro de Detroit, Jose
Luis, fue puesto en- Ell tercer lu.
gar, con Max Baer en- Ell cuarto.
He aquf Ia lista de campeo.
mes: James j. Braddock, cam
pe6n; Max ~Schmeling y Jose
Luis.
Peso complete ligero: Johr
Henry Lewis, campe6n; AL M
Coy y Jack Mccoy.
Peso medic: Fred Steele, cam
pe6n; Ken Overlin Y Marco.
Thil.
Peso weller: Barney Ross.
campeon; Jack Carroll Y Jack
Portney.
Peso de pluma: Peter Sarron,
eampe6n; Freddie Miller v Hen
ny Armstrong.
Peso bantam: Sixto Escobar,
campe6n; Tony Marine y Bal :
tasar Sangchili.
Peso de mosca: Small Monta-
ma, campe6n; Benny Lynch y
Jimmy Warnock
La gaceta., 1936-09-25

ia ,despues de TODD, Ell parade
70 de esas figurillas, a duienes.
avergonzado de elias, niego mi
paternidad? 81 Sc tratase de o.
tras de mis- obras...
Y dirigi6 una melanc6Iica mi
rada al grupo "Sin hogan. one
envuelto en- pahOs mojados, va.
cia en- un rinc6n del tansG.
FL almuerzo habia conclude.
y Gaspar, levan andose de Ia
mesa, pusose a TRAFALGAR para
las Otras dos figur;-
tas.
Era precise recuperar 81
perdido en- su en.revista
con Lola.
R6mulo cogi6 las dos que es-
taban terminadas y sali6 a ven