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La gaceta., 1936-07-13
Ell mas notable de los saItadores anericanos
Jesse Owen ell negro que ira a los
Juegos OIimpicos

Desde los dias de Finn Nc
Cool, Estados Unidos no ha te-
nido I'm ciudadano capaz de SUI
perar en- ell salto al negro Jesse
Owen, que ha sobrepasado va
su marca de 26 pies 8 pulgadas.
Para batir a este negro en- ell
salto, dicen los expertos, hace
falta una catapulta. La historic
solo conoce de cuatro hombres
que hayan superado a Owen,
Eulace Peacock, de Tample, o.
.ro negro; Sylvio Gator, de Hal
/, y ell japones Chuhel Nambu.
Para las tres principles prue
,as olimpicas, la perspective a.
nericana no es desalentadora.
All frente de la parada Owen,
4.e es un castro por 81 mis-
no. Ell j6ven negro es un fen6-
memo del atletismo moderno y
La gaceta., 1936-07-13

braz6 a su vez, e~xclamando:
ives como eres un Waller
te?
Ell estaba cast asustado.
No saba 10 que habia he
cho.
-hNo Sc mas,-decia sine
que vi en- grave peligro.a Pc
ruclb, al mas valiente de to-
dos rPsotros; y sin darme
cuenta de 10 quS hacia, corri a
defenderle. u defendiendole
hubRse recibido la muerte, no
me habria impOrtado.' g
-Lo cual demuestra,Ae-
plicde la hermana,-Que, a
pesqr de VI debilidad y apoca-
.iento, eres capaz de CONVEX
tirte en- heroe 81 el case llega.
clio no necesitas otra CO.
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Ell CHILENO d DES-
TROZO LA ESPERANTO
DE FIRPO

Buenos Aires, julio 13.-Cre-
yendo que los amos no pasan.
Luis Angel Firpo, ell que fuera
TorO Salvaje de las Pampas, pc
leo aver con ell chileno Arturo
Godoy y sufri6 Una terrible COL
piza.
Firp6 cay6 muchas veces a Ia
iona en- los asaltos segundo Y ter
zero, abrumado por los puneta-
nos de Godoy. En- tai estado que
10, como resultado del tercer
round" que no pudo responder
a la campanada del cuarto.
En- ell tercero los segundos
de Firpo tuvieron que arrastraT
lie hasta su esquina.
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ci6n:
Lunes, en- Chicago, Leo Loms
XII, -el yeterano, contra Eddie
Boyle, de Cleveland.
Martes, en- Tampa, Roger
Bernard, de Michigan, contra
Chino Alvarez, aspirante a la co
roma del peso ligero.
En- New York, Ell martes, Six
to Escobar, de Puerto Rico, cam
peon del peso bantam, contra ell
indio panameho Quintana; Ben
Jeby, veterano del peso medic,
contra Jackie Aldares.
Microbes, en- Chicago, Tom
my Freeman, de Hot Springs,
Arkansas, contra Johnny Pha-
gan.
FL viernes, en- HOLLYWOOD, Ca
lifornia, Kid Azteca, ell campe6n
lie Meiico, contra Ceferino Gar.
ia, de Los Angeles.
La gaceta., 1936-07-13
DEPORTES
LA REPRESENTATION DE
ESPANA EN- Ell BOXEO
OLIMPICO

Madrid, julio 13.-Para re-
presentarla en- los Juegos OHM
picos de Berlin la Federation
Espahola de Boxeo ha escogido
a los gladiadores siguientes: pc
so mosca, Serafin Martin, de
San Sebastian peso gallo, An
tonic MART, de Palma de Ma
llorca; peso pluma, Jose Love
ras, de Barcelona; peso ligero,
Jose Garcia Alvarez, de Valen-
cha; peso weller, Antonio Zdni-
ga, de Madrid; peso medic, An
gel Anaya, de Valencia; peso
semipesado, Francisco Bueno,
dc San Sebastian, y peso pesa-
do, Fabian Vicente del Vale, de
Salamanca.
La gaceta., 1936-07-13
GERACI HIZO 21S N
EN- UN POSSIBLE DE 225

Luis Geraci, ell italiano de ner
vios de acero, notable tirador,
hizo aver 213 blancosp de un pc
sible de 225, en- Forest Hills.
Red Pitts, uno de los conten :
dientes, hizo rs blanCos conse-
cutivos, 10 que no logr6 hacer
Geraci.
FL italiano perdi6 uno cada
vez en- cinco grupos de %.
LOdy Solomonson rompi6 SO
de un total de Glen, siendo otro
de los que Sc distingui6.
Tiraron aver los sehores AL
Price, DR.. E. R. Oberlin, Wei !
burn Guernsey, Frank burst,
7. c. Bragg, B. G. Basque, C. C.
Van Hyning, B. L. Hammer, Jo-
Sc Russell, Earl Anderson y DIR,
Karl Eychaner.
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''BIG BILL" MIDDLEKAUF
Els Ell FAVORITO

Los que Sc deleitan con las pa
tadas y punetazos en- Benjamin
Field, los lunes por la noche,
han escogido como vencedor del
match principal de esta noche
al corpulento atleta Big Bill Mid
dlekauff, excapitan del team de
futbot de la Universidad de Flo
rida, que tendra de oponente al
La gaceta., 1936-07-13
STEELE Els Ell z
CAMPEON DEL PESO ME-
do


Seattle, julio 13.-Por su vic
toria sobre Babe Risko, de Sy-
racuse, New York, Freddie
Steele es ell nuevo campe6n nun
dial del peso medic.
Despues de la pelea, sentado
junto a su madre, Sra. Virgil
Steele, de Tacoma, ell campe6n
dijo: Listo estoy para pelear
con todos los adversarios que Sc
presenter.
Gabe Genovese, director de
La gaceta., 1936-07-13

Risko, no expres6 descontento
por Ell fallo, pero dijo: Espero
que lie de a Risko la reyancha.
81 hay posibilidad de tai cosa,
en- un periodic de dos meses, nos
quedaremos aqui.
Presenciaron ell combate que
di6 un nuevo campe6n al arte
de los punos, $4,000 personals.
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DE VISTA UN GOUFISTA
ESPANOL

Glenn Head, L. l., julio 49,
Sc encrentra aqui de vista CO.
mo huesped de Ernest Jones,
instructor de "golfo" del Club
Nacional de Mujeres, ell espa-
mol Angel de la Tore, del Club
Ell Campo, de Madrid.
De la Tore Sc propone COM
petir en- los torneos abiertos de
Long Island.
La gaceta., 1936-07-13

I'm nuevo campe6n del psSe
medic: Freddie Sseel.
sVenci6 al .dseadsate Rislco,
una de las victimas del ingles
lack MeAvoy.
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EstaBan perdidos.

Dieronse cuenta, aunque tar
de. de su situaei6n, y tambien
retrocedieron. dejando solo Z
Perucho, que fue Ell Gnico cue
no retrocedi6. =
Ell valiente mnchacho vi6ss
cercado, eS poder del enemy
go. q
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o LOS GUANTEs
ROGERS Y DEMP
SEY

Chino Alvarez, seg1n nuestro
companero Miguel Lorente, es-
a en- forma perfecta. Sus pune
azos tienen quizas mas fuerza
Iue los de un hombre de 155 IL
bras.
Chino Sc propone lucirse, no
La gaceta., 1936-07-13

Sucedi6 entonees una oosa
inpnevista, que admire a euan
tos Ia pNseneiaron.
Juan Martin, 81 debD, 81 a.
poeado, Ell eobarde, lapz6se
denodadamente en- auxilio De
Perucho.
Metendose entire los insult
La gaceta., 1936-07-13

POGO favor lie hara Jack
Dempsey a Jih Downing arrI
bando ell martes, dia del comba-
tie.
No tendra tempo de "exhibir
TO-" presentandOlo a los amigos.
Y en- Gambia, Jack sacara de
las taquillas la mejor parte.
La gaceta., 1936-07-13

rrectos, pGsose al lado de 81
compahero y pele6 con 81.
Los sOldad1& espahOles re-
Npuestos del primer instante d.
espantO, aeudieron en- auxilic
los dos.
n asi al mismo tiempo@ lega.
I'd los otrOs tres grup5s, &C.
neralizpse la lucia. a los insu-
Irrectos, atentos . defenderse
abandRnaron a Perucho y
Juan Martin. va tenian en-
So pooer.
iSa hablan adoi .
Pero fue Jean qpien salv6 a
Sin 81 ayuda, 81 yaliente ara
de SECURE hubiera pere
Ell rssultsd de la operation
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LAS PRINCIPALES PELEAS
DE LA SEMANA EN- TODA
LA NACION

New York, Julio 13.-He aqui
una lista de las principles pc
leas de la semana en- toda la ma
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no fue tan satisfactorio como
Sc esperaba. .
No Sc logr6 copar las fuer-
zas enemigas; pero, tras bre-
We lueha, los insurrectos huge
ron a la desbandada.
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solo porque Bernard ha lanzado
aigGnas arlsnazas, sino porque
quiere producer una impression
favorable en- Jack Dempsey, que
actuara de arbitro.
Alvarez no padece va de dolo
res de muelas Y no tiene enfer-
medad que lie moleste.
La gaceta., 1936-07-13


Miguel Lorente sostiene que
la pelea del martes sera buena,
muy interesante, 81 Bernard, co
mo el lie ha visto hacer en- las
p%racticas, scomste cen freeuen-
cia, Sc encontraran frente a
frente dos l2ladiadores de "tipo
a~gresivo."
Bernard tiene menos estatura
que Alvarez, pero no Sc lie puede
negar agilidad y d~estreza, y pc
ga con las dos manos.
Pero como ell Chino esta en-
forma perfecta, ell de Michigan
saldra derrotado, salyo que s.
opere un milagro.
Tratara ell tampeno de atinar
mejor.
La gaceta., 1936-07-13

Las Abejas hicieron la carre-
ia del triunfo en- la decima en-
trada.
Boston &c, 12h, lie.
Pittsburg &c, 5h, Be.
Les Rojos dividieron un doble
irego con ell Filadelfia, 10 mis- :
que hicieron los Cubs con los
Gigantes.
Filadelfia 4c, 11h, lie.
Cincinnati DC, III, lie.
Filadelfia Sc, Oh, Be. 4,
Cincinnati &c, III, De. 4.
New York &c, 9h, 2e.
Chicago 4c, Oh, lie.
New York &c, 11h, lie. !.
Chicago &c, 15h, 2e. /
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BASE BALL
LIGA

-
Dos wees derrotaron los
Dodgers a los Cardenales, 10 que
no Sc ,espersba.
Brooklyn. &c, 11h, 2e.
st. Luis &c, 6h, Sc.
Brooklyn lie, 18Th, 2e.
st. Luis DC, 11h, 2e.
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iraje.
ii Cpbardes l-eAclam6.-
El que sea espahol y valiente
lque me siga. Viva Espaha
Y Sc lanz6 con valentia ha.
cia el enemigos seguido solo de-
unOs euantos.
Juan no figuraba entire e.
los.
Pero fue el case. que lleno
de asombro por j loca teme-
ridad de aQuO gQuien tanto
admiraba - solo, sepa-
rado de los CUE retrocedian
de Ia que ayanzaban
Sueedi6 10 que era natural
que sucediese.
Los Aurrectos lanzaronse
del puhado de yalientes,
prete diendo rodearlos.
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sa que algo que te impulse a
sacrificar la vida.
La hazaha de Juan Martin
fue muy celebrada por todos,
y desde aquel dia dejarOn de
considerable como un cobar-
de.
Tenian'e va pOr tan vslien-
tie como Perucho.
cAPITU1P XII
I'm hseAo histsnee
Aquella noche, en- Ell vivae,
sigui6 siendO tema de tOdas las
conversaciones, la haza6a rea
pOr Juan Martin
La gaceta., 1936-07-13

PeruehO y
va tenian en-
Evening star., 1936-08-21
WHITNEY HORSES
DOMINATE SHOW
LIango|Ien Stable Victor
in Three Glasses of
BerryviIIe Event.
'recial Dispatch to The Star.


~ ERRYVILLE, Va, August al
x Mrs. John Hay Whitney, mis-
tress of Llangollen Stables at
- Upperville, brought along one
Of the finest aggregations of Virginia
horsef1esh here yesterday and was re-
warded by seeing her colors sweep to
victory in three classes of the inaugural
day of the Berryville horse show.
She further strengthened her posi-
ton with four seconds. three thirds
and two fourths, with such stiff COM
petition that the local opposition had
to be conteut with only seconds, thirds
and fourths.
Two thousand people braved a hot
sun and saw four accidents mar the
day. Mrs. George Greenhalgh of
Berryville received shake-up when
her mount refused jump in the
Hunter Hack class. Robert Riticor of
Oatlands was painfully hurt when his
mount went a cropper in the pair of
hunters event. He was taken to the
Winchester Hospital where his condi-
ton is not regarded as serious The
other two falls happened in the steeple-
chase, but neither rider was seriously
hurt.
Other Outsiders Compete.
MRS. WHITNEY did not furnish
" all the outside opposition yester-
day. Turner Wiltshire of Middleburg
sent along Safingle, last years winner
of the Corinthian, who annexed the
lightweight hunter class. q. s.
Randle of Washington took care Of
the handicap jump with Governor,
while Miss Anne Hedrick of Ellington
annexed the pair Of hunters, and Peach
Brothers of Upperville swept to vic
tory in the Hunter Hack with Dorothy
M.
Mrs. Whitney's first victory came
in the three-year-old thoroughbred
class, winning with Nickel. She sent
this son of Galations back later and
won the three and four year old class
Bon Diable, Missing Caddy, Cherry
Red, First Night and Springhope won
seconds and thirds here and there.
Springhope, however, took care of the
ladies' hunter event from a field of Is.
DR.. Lewis M. Allen of this place
placed first and second in the two
year-old thoroughbred suitable win
ming with Cog d-Sprit and second with
Clifton's Fancy, while Kenneth N.
Gilpin of Boyce annexed the foal and
yearling classes with his entries.
L. Stull of Summit Point, Ray E.
Fields of Round Hill, Graham Dough-
erty Of this place and Thompson Sow
ers of WMtepost shared honors in the
heavy draft events. and Miss Ann Clay
Bayley's Winnie the Cook took care
of the pony Jump and riding.
Evening star., 1936-08-21
LOUIS, BAER FIGHTS
TALKED FOR MARTY
O'Donnell Will Attempt to Get
Booking With Joe if D. c.
Man Beats Levinskv.

FIGHTS with Max Baer and Joe
Louis loom for Marty Gallagher,
local heavyweight, who has placed
himself under the management of
Tom O'Donnell, local restaurant own
er and well-known sportsman.
Providing Gallagher hurdles King
Levinsky here at Griffith Stadium on
September l, O'Donnell will attempt
to sign the pride of Foggy Bottom for
a bout with Louis in November in New
York.
Louis tentatively is booked to fight
Al Ettore in Philadelphia on Septem-
ber is and AL Gainor in Pittsburgh in
October. The colored clouter's man.
ager wants a third indoor bout, and
it is this match O'Donnell will attempt
to make.
Although O'Donnell will make all
matches, sign all contracts and attend
to all of Marty's money matters, Jim
Mcnamara, his former manager, will
be retained as Gallagher's trainer.
Evening star., 1936-08-21
SteyinsOn in Glover.

Tor several of our better simon
pures it will be their first essay at
the national. Such kids and fine
strokers of the ball as Bobby Brownell
CT Manor, the District junior champ;
Billy Shea of Congressional, former
Junior title-holder, and Billy Dett-
weller of Congressional. a qualifier in
1882 and 1894, should make the grade,
and you can look for Miller B. Stevin-
son, Columbias grand veteran, to win
one of the spots. "Stsve" could roc
around that course twice in rs with
out thinking about it. He could play
1t almost with his eyes shut in rs or
better, so well does he putt.
They aren't going to make the course
easy for the boys. o. B. Fits, green
keeper, will put the tees as far back
as he can get 'em, away back on the
back end, stretching the layout to its
ma ximum length of around $500
yards. 1t sounds on the short side,
but it isn't, by any means. Columbia
will rate as one of the tougher tests
Of the game next Tuesday, parttcu-
larly If little rain comes along.
Evening star., 1936-08-21
Kasington Golfers Are Set for s. Amateur Peliinares
Lasky, Nearly Blind, Worries
Mostly Ouer Arriual of Heir
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OS ANGELES, August 21.-Art
Lasky, Minneapolis heavyweight,
is fighting the hardest battle Of
- his career, fiat on his back with
a long, white bandage clamped over
his eyes.
Partial blindness has put him down.
but not out.
The tall, Jewish youngster, who in
three years has boxed most OF pugi-
lism's top flight from Champion Jim
Braddock on down, tried to muster
grin.
Absolves His Opponent.
IT DIDN'T think anything Of it at
1 first" he said, "but now the doctor
tells me he doesn't know whether I'll
ever be able to fight again. I'm sorry,
because was going along so good after
such bad start"
The injury occurred during his last
fight with Johnny Pacek of Chicago
over a month ago.
He stuck his thumb in my eye in
the second round" Lasky said, but I
know he didn't do 1t Intentionally.
That's just one Of the breaks of the
game. I saw two guys for the next
three rounds and never did know which
one to hit.
Finally I caught up with both OF
them in the fifth and scored double
knockout. felt swell and thought
had made the best fight Of my come
back.
THE injury kept bothering me for
a week, so I went to the doctor. He
said the retina was ruptured in my
right eye. Since then hemorrhages
have occurred frequently and I was
forced to 60 to bed and remain quiet.
Expects to Become Daddy.
THE big fighter CROPPED for words
to complete his story:
Its not really so bad as 1t sounds.
I've saved a little money. not much,
but enough to tide us over. I'm pretty
good at photography and hope to
work in at a Hollywood studio II ]
can't fight any more"
Lasky and his wife are expecting q
baby in two weeks.
The only thing that's worrying
me is the little fellow" the boxer said
I've got to be up and around when
he arrives"
Evening star., 1936-08-21
MILLER HOPES HIGH
IN INDUSTRIAL RACE
Nine Has Heurich One Down in
Loop Play-off Series After
4-to-1 Victory.

MILLER FURNITURE'S hopes OF
" capturing the Industrial League
championship were buoyed considera-
bly, today following George Woods
four-hit pitching performance in turn
ing back the Heurich Brewers, Al,
yesterday on the Ellipse.
With Miller leading, 2-1,- in the
best three -out-o five series, it is ex-
pected to send Wood, University of
Maryland twirler, to the mound again
on Tuesday when play is resumed.
Heurich, which had trimmed the
Millers seven times during the regular
season, probably will rely on the left
arm of Bobby Lyon to avert defeat.
Although Heurich stepped into the
lead yesterday on a home run by
Dick Knight in the first inning, the
Millers retaliated with three markers
in the sixth frame to win. Wahler,
with four hits in as many appear
ances at the plate, and Clark, who
smacked a circuit clout. paced the
winning attack
Evening star., 1936-08-21
FARRELL WINNER
Of SHOE TOURNEY
Frye, With Highest Ringer
Percentage, Runs Third
in Mahaffey Event.

TEMPLE r. FARRELL, Maryland
State title holder, won the sec
ond annual william N. Mahaf-
= fey horseshoe sweepstakes last
night on the Bartlett Park, Brentwood,
Nd, courts, in making a clean sweep
of his seven round-robin matches.
Raymond Frye, metropolitan and
Virginia State champ, lost his sixth
game to FARRELL, $3.50, and then was
beaten by Clayton Henson. his Virginia
rival, in his last game to place third
behind farrell and Henson.
Frye, odds-on favorite to dethrone
Henson, lost a dozen ringers in his de-
Gliding match with FARRELL, averaging
only 81 per cent. Ray, however, led the
field in ringer percentage for his seven
games with SO per cent, with FARRELL in
second place in this department with
81 and Henson and Henry tied for
third with Sc.
Evening star., 1936-08-21
Ivan Has DrOp-kick.

IVAN continued in the role of the
local fair-haired lad last night,
pinnirg Gino Garibaldi with a Drop
kick and rolling body press after 20
minutes and 20 seconds before l,5O0
satisfied spectators.
Gino and Ivan resorted to straight
wrestling during the first few min
utes OF the match and completely
bored the fans. Garibaldi grasped
the situation and proceeded to un-
veil his unorthodox tactics.
After absorbing the usual quota of
punishment. Managoff turned ap-
parent defeat into victory when he
jumped off the ropes feet first into
Gino's face. He then topped on Carl
baldi to win.
Irish Jack Donovan tossed Little
(WeaseD Beaver with an airplane
head scissors in IL minutes and
Frank Judson and Henri Piers worked
to 30-minute draw in the best of the
preliminary tussles.
Other preliminaries saw Ole Ander-
son flop George Lehman with a fig-
ure scissors in 8A minutes and Doug
Wykoff and Floyd Marshall toll to o
30-minute stalemate.
Evening star., 1936-08-21
Eight high qualifying scores in 100
LONDON AFTER LOUIS.

NEW YORK. August 81 P.-Pro-
moter Mike Jacobs said he received
cablegram yesterday bidding for the
services of Joe Louis. Negro heavy
weight, for a bout with Ben Foord,
British Empire heavyweight cham
pion. probably to be held in London.
Evening star., 1936-08-21
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK-Aldo Spoldi. 1856,
Italy. knocked out Pancho Villa,
140. New Bedford, Mass. (2).
TACOMA. Wash Freddie
Steele, 1902, world middleweight
champion, knocked out Jackie
Aldare. 162, Brooklyn, N. Y. (2),
non-title
JOHNSTOWN. Pa.-Ken Over
lin. 1902. Norfolk. Va, outpointed
Al Quail, 160la, Pittsburgh Q0).
Evening star., 1936-08-21
U. S. SWIMMERS SHINE
Flanagan, Flick Take Events at
Bielitz, Germany.

BIELITz, Germany, August 81 (F1.
American Olympic swimmers per-
formed brilliantly in a meet here, re-
versing the Olympic result in one
event.
Ralph Flanagan of Miami, who
could place no better than fourth in
the Olympic 400 meters free style final,
when Jack Medica of Seattle smashed
the Olympic record, beat Medica In
the event in the slow time of 4:598.
Peter Flick of New York took the so
meters free style in the fast time of
25.2 seconds.
Evening star., 1936-08-21
Close One to FARRELL.

IN THE most exciting match OF the
evening FARRELL eked out 50-to-49
win over his Maryland State rival, Lee
Fleshman. At one time FARRELL had a
49-to-15 advantage.
The tournament was held in honor
of Mayor William N. Mahafiey Of
Brentwood, president of the Metropon-
tan and Maryland State Horseshoe
Leagues.
Cash and medals were awarded the
winner and runner-up.
Evening star., 1936-08-21

lduulIllS 1IluItu OtduluNl cF-
cry Thursday night for too many
weeks, probably will be disposed of
properly next Thursday evening, when
Yvon Robert, one of the many claim
ants to the world heavyweight wres-
tling crown, nvades this grapple
sector
Managoff, who has enjoyed build
up such as Joe Cox received here
during the Winter season, will meet
the same fate as Kansas City Joe if
the match is conducted according to
Hoyle-or Jack Curley, car of mat
dom.
Just as Cox removed Ernie Dusek,
who at the time was considered headed
for the title, from championship con-
sideration, so Managoff may eliminate
Robert, youthful Canadian grappler,
however. The claimants to the world
title are becoming too numerous.
Evening star., 1936-08-21
CARD BOSS HOPEFUL
Hickey Sees Club Getting Flag If
Paul Dean Gets Back.

DENVER, August 81 R)-The hot
National League pennant dash is
"anybody's race" but 'if Paul Dean
can get back in there I'm sure we can
stand off the Giants and Cubs, "
Branch Hickey. vice president Of the
league leading st. Louis Cardinals,
said here.
Homeward bound after brief fish
ing vacation In Colorado, Hickey in
timated Paul Dean, troubled with a
sore arm for weeks, may be ready to
pitch soon.
Evening star., 1936-08-21
USES SALT ON GRIDMEN
Maj. Sasse Prescribes Old Method
of Toughening Hides.

STATE COLLEGE, Miss, August
81 N).-Maj. Ralph Sasse, coach of
the Mississippi State Maroons, pre-
scribed old-fashioned salt baths TO-
day to tougher up his foot ball play
ers.
Plain salt water will be used in tub
and sponge baths for the gridders
after their days work on the field.
He said brine foot baths were tried
out last year with remarkable" re-
suits.
I'VE figure" he said, that if it is
good for the feet 1t should be good
for the whole body. Boxers use salt
to tougher the hands and face.
Why shouldn't it be used effectively
on foot ball players?"
Evening star., 1936-08-21
NEW STRIKEOUT MARK.

RICHMOND, Va, August II R.-
Johnny Wander Nicer, Piedmont
League strikeout ace, needs only four
whiffs in tonight's game with Nor
folk to better the mark Of 232 set by
Junie Barnes Of Wilmington in 1884.
Evening star., 1936-08-21

one who can't seem to go worse than
70. 1t looks like merry little throat
cutting party out there at Columbia
come Tuesday. The boys who are on
their mallet will make it. The others
will have to wait another year; and a
year when the championship goes TO
the Pacific Northwest. They won't be
so keen for it next year.
T J. GOODE is getting in the
" habit of winning gross prizes in
the monthly tournaments of the
Rotary Club. He won another one
yesterday at Congressional, where he
played the course in 80 whacks to top
Evening star., 1936-08-21
FIGHT FILM is SHOWN
Louis-Sharkey Picture Is Part Of
State Theatsr Card.

Blow-by-blow pictures of the Joe
Louis-Jack Sharkey fight will be
shown for the first time tonight at
the State Theater. Bethesda. Md, and
will be displayed with the feature pic
ture on each program until August 20.
The films will be shown three times
nightly, at 6, $3.50 and II o'clock.
Next week pictures of the Schmeling-
Louis fight may be shown in con-
junction with the s-Sharkey
scrap, thus enabling fans to compare
Louis In both battles.