davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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culpable.
No la he dirigido nj un re-
proche.
-Bien hecho. La severidad
e%xagerada no siempre es con-
veniente. Y ia quien anna?
-Ahi esta ell NAL.
-iAcaso a un hombre in.
digno de ella?
No; TODD 10 contrario: a.
ma a un j6ve honrado, de no.
bles sentimientos y del que tie
ne recibidas pruebas de carl
no; aunque ultimamento creo.
como ella, que ese i6ven ha de-
jado de amarla, por suponerla
indigna de su carino.
uni hija indigna del a.
NOR de un hombre, cuando es
un modelo de virtud v I'm de-
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has dicho.
Recuerdas que, una noche
para nosotros memorable. una
anciana y un niho Sc presen-
taron en- nuestra casita para so
corrernos?
ST.
-Iban de parte de la conde-
sa de Andrade, aunQue 10 ocul-
taron.
-Precisamente.
-El niho era un protegido
de Andrea.
TODD ESQ 10 recuerdo muy
bien.
pies aquel nihO....
7IQue?
LIS hoy un hombre, I'm es-
cultor a quien su talento pro-
mete I'm porvenir brillante, v q
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YfRANDO FL BALON
Los SombrererceSugaran el viefnes
con los Espartan0s

Los SomDrareros dc Stetson,
Qre el s..Eado pasado fderon a.
p'astadoe por los Caimsnes u
Florida, Sc han puesto a traba-
jar para eons.ruir con toda ra-
pidez una Inca de ataque y Ian
carlo ell venidero viernes por p
noche, en- Tampa, contra les Es-
Vartanos de la Universidad de
ia ciudad del tAbaco". Rom
piendo las lineas de Stetson, en-
Gainesville, fue que los Caifia-
mes anctaron sus 80 puntos.
Ell particle de Tampa sera
una prYeba critica para los Sons
brereros, ST sus esperanzas Do
conqgistar Ell campeonato DE-
los Pequenos Cuatro han de
mantenerse.
Frente a los Espartanos ell
coach Freeman utilizara a sus
estrellas Willard Anderson.
Frank Minehart y Furlong, los
tres con mas de 200 libras de
peso. .
Donald Prison, de Titusville,
jrg6 de manera admirable con-
ira los Caimanes, desarrollando
gran velocidad Y efectividad.
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DEPGRTE.S
DELANEY VENCIO
A BARBARA

New York, oct. 20.-Al De.
laney, de Detroit, puso a dormir
a Ralph Barbara, de South
Brooklyn, en- I'm programa QUE
presenciaron $500 personals. FL
arbitro Joe Vaccarella puso fir
a la ac:i6n al terminarse ell quin
to asalto, cuando Barbara pre-
sentaba serias heridas junto 6
los ojos.
Attic Sabatino, de Puerto Ri
co, venci6 por puntos a Bobby
Wilson, en- ell semifinal. Irish
Eddie Dunno derrot6 a Harry
Dillon, del Lado Oeste, en- seis
asaltos.
Petey Scalzo, de Greenwich
Village, puso a dormir q Ray
mod Pabon, de Harlem, en- e.
primer asalto.
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MONIN HIZO
sTABLAS EN- MIAMI

Miami oct .20.-Tohy Mo-
min, con TN peso de 40 libras.
hizo tablas anoche, en- ocho asal
tos, con Johnny Dean, de Kan
napolis, Carolina del Norte.
Dean pesaba 1873 libras.
Johnny Cruz, un cubane, pa
trocinado de Aramis del Pine.
yenci6 por nocaut tecnico a Don
Dean, de Miami.
Recientemente, en- Tampa.
Cruz fue puesto a dormir por
Baby Miller.
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Folletin No.
La Gaceta
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

iTe 10 ha confesado ella?
-pregunt6 Gustavo, no muy
sorprendido, pues Sc haeia car
60 de que ell amor, a la edad
de Lola, era un sentimiento M
turalisimo.
81: ella misma me 10 he
confesado, - respondi6 Sole
dad,-pidiendome la perdona-
"a por no habermelo dicho an
's91
tai era su deber; pero su
4alta de todos modos, es dis
La gaceta., 1936-10-20

Listos Sc hallan los Esparta-
nos, dirigidos por Nash Higg-
ms, para ell partido del viernes
con Stetson.
Una parada Sc verificara en-
Tampa, ell viernes, yen ella fl
guraron estudiantes locales Y
un grupo de mas de 200 j6venes
de DeLand. AL frente de la pro-
La gaceta., 1936-10-20

En- NADIA de cuantO su esposa
lie decia, hallaba Gustavo mott
vo de preocupaci6n nj disgusto;
antes por Ell contrario, aquellos'
amores puros, idilicos, cOmpla-
cianle Y cast lie conmovieron.
-Ahora viene 10 triste. 10 do
La gaceta., 1936-10-20

81 es al que Lola anna.
les possible?
LA historic de sus amores.
no puede ser mas sencilla y con
movedora.
Y So,edad reptile a continue
ci6n cuanto su hija lie habia di.
cho respecto al modo como ella
" Gaspar Sc recOnocieron y a.
maron.
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Tony Cancela lie impuso a
Jim Downing la persona de Le-
to, aunque Jim no la deseaba en-
Benjamin Field, por muchos
motives. 4
Pero en- un pr6ximo future
quedara de nuevo rota la "im-
puesta" relaci6n.
Y Lorente lie dej6 ell campo a
Mr.. Leto, despues de haberle re
bajado 20 libras a Mr.. Cancela.
La gaceta., 1936-10-20

No hemos visto en- acci6n a
SAILOR Born, pero es cast segu-
no que Baby Miller lie d~errotara.
LIE convene a jim un comba-
tie entire Miller y Eddie Cool, no
entire Cool y Sailor.
Una pelea entire Cool Y Born
interesaria POGO a los fieles lati-
nos, con cuyo concurso desea
Downing resucitar definitiva-
mente ell pugilismo.
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La nueva estrella del peso me
dio: Harry Balsamo.
Como Jose Luis, ell italiano
de Harlem Sc ha puesto bajo la
habilisima direction de Mike
Jacobs Y ganara mucho dinero
81 la suerte lie protege.
Ahora, en- New York, la Ma
La gaceta., 1936-10-20

Miguel Lorente, nuestro es-
timado companGfo, no volvera u
entrenar a Tony Cancela. Isl Ell
or. Leto es tan experto-dice q
euro yo lie cedo ell campo.
tires meses Uabaje con To-
ny Cancela para rebajarle 20 Il.
5ras de peso y por recompensa
ma colorado siete dolares".
mo volver6 a servir a quien
no agradece. 81 en- ell future me
en:argo de entrenar a algoien
,era a base de contrato, no por
'amistad" Y otras menuden-
cias."
con la retirada del Curro, en-
} que respecta a Cancela las &C
zones del exfutbolista bajaran.
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Cuando sepultaban al bren
"manicero', al hombre que de-
dic6 toda su vida al trahajo, EN-
a cementerio parecia resonar
el oregon: mani, Mani, Ma
MI
Joe Frankel dedicaba sus ra-
tos de ocio al pugilismo y en- los
Gltimos meses habia actrado &C
MO "concertador" de peleas de
IA arena de Seminole Heights.
Sc iba ell Manicero... y Sc fue
para siempre.
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Olson Square Garden tiene I'm
poderoso Ejval de invierno; 81
Hip6dronfo Y Mike Jacobs.

NADIA hemos leido do Pedro
MontaEeA en- las 1ltimas sema-
mas. Probablemente estara des-
cansando, o esperanto a que
Lou Anbers Sc lie quite ell mics
do" Y r&uelva pelear con el.
Montanez es un boxeador su
superior a Ambers, ell verdade--
no 'ipapa" de la division de las
1876 libras.
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CON LOS GUANTES

No hemos recibido postalitas
nj comunicaciones de Chino AL
varez, nj nos importa recibirlas.
Sabemos que esta en- New York
Y que 10 defiende un "tigre",
Lew Diamond.
Con los boxeadores 10 mejor
es ayudarlos cuando Sc portal
La gaceta., 1936-10-20
ehado de perfecciones?
81; pero es hija tuya.
(iQue quieres decir con
ESQ?

Gustavo formula esta pre-
gunta con tono de reproche.
-Perd6name!-dijo su espo-
sa.-No es mi amino ofenderte
pero... En- fin: juzga til mismo
y te convenceras de cue mis- pa
labras no son recriminaci6n. si-
no una queja. Para clio es pre-
eiso qre empieces por sabev
uui6n es ell hombre a quien
nuestra hija anna.
-Antes te 10 pregunte,-re-
puso Grstavo,-y aun no me 10
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Nos parece que Mariana Ari-
a volvera a obtener otra victo'
"a en- la presente semana.
Ell adversario Sc apellida Hut
.aens y es un muchacho valien-
te; pero Mariana tiene sobre 81
la mayor habilidad y la mayor
experienced.
Jim Downing hace con fire.
cuencia grandes elogios del es-
pahoIito y, sobre TODD, elogia su
amabilidad y correction.
Arilla ha puesto a Valladolid
en- ell mapa "floridano" del pu-
gilismo.
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obtuvo 26 victorias y solo seis
derrotas.
Alfonso Lopez, Ell catcher de
las. Abejas de Boston, alcanz6
cinco votos.
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cesi6n cfvica ira la bafN de los
visitantes, una de las mc9vF
ORGANIZATIONS %Qusicales del
Sbr de la naci6n. Bit Culbleatks
director de negocios de los Es-
partanosa esta reclutando auto
movies para la manifestation.
Nh Higgins espera Wal-
.er Hoy y I'd STer puedSn ju-
gar frente a los invasoreG
La gaceta., 1936-10-20

bien, Y criticarlos cuando 10 me
rean, no por motives mercena-
rios.
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victoriano Manteiga, EoltOr
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.cr,pci6n ssmsnal. 20 centa
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ADAMEBElSS
:AsED BY CENTRAL PRESS ASSOCIATION

watched by McManus. Hes keeping
the Chinaman in sight"
Gonzales knows something"
ventured.
Eyes. but he won't TELL None Of
them will say a word. Barrimore
still sick, dying. Wonder how he 10
now?"
picked up the phone and called
the hospital His nurse said he was
the same. no better. but that she
thought he was partly conscious
He had been calling for Margalo
She had been trying to reach Captain
Keyes.
Keyes and I were into our over
coats almost before I had hung up
the receiver. His car sped us over
to the hospital. The detective was
himself again as we hurried through
the half-lighted halls and finally
came to the room which was Barri-
more'S. There was not a sound. ex-
cept the whisper of the nurse as we
entered the room. We must not ex-
cite the patient. He was very low
pulse weak. and heart hardly beating.
bed. and we did not turn on any
others Under the pale glow of the
lamp Barrimore's face seemed thin
ner. more death-lilxe than ever. He
was lowering between life and death.
I knew. His lips were moving slow"
ly. as if they were forming words
that were strange to them-numb.
white lips.
"Margalo." they were breathing.
"Margalo."
Don't excite him." the nurse
warned again.
Barrimore's eyes opened slowly.
then shut again. as if the effort had
been too great. Even his eyes
seemed pale. glazed with death.
'Margalo," he sighed once more.
Reyes drew up chair and seated
himself by the bed. He drew out a
piece of paper and a fountain pen
from his pocket, and handed them
silently to me. Although he had
given me no orders. felt he wanted
me to take down everything the dy-
ing man was saying.
do you know who killed Mar
galo?" Keyes asked slowly. letting
the words sink into the sick mans
brain.
Il told-her-not-to- the dull
voice trailed off feebly.
mot to what. Barrimore?" Reyes
urged.
"She--was-in danger. l knew-if
she--bought-the ruby-she would
be-"
Reyes glanced at me. Barrimore
thought Margalo had bought the
real ruby. He must have known the
history of the gem.
did you sell her the ruby ?"
A spasm of pain crossed Barri-
more's face. The nurse slid to his
side and grasped his pulse. During
the remainder Of the interview she
was holding his wrist.
"Gonzales-"
gro BE CONTINUED/
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-04
Minister Backing
Candidacy of Pou
AS State Auditor
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In The Sir Walter Hotter.

~
Raleigh, May 4.-George Ross Pou,
one of the four candidates for the
Democratic nomination for State au-
ditor, is winning the support of some
of the ministers of the State because
of the many changes he made in the
handling of prisoners in North Caro-
lima while he was superintendent of
the State Prison, according to w. S.
Penn, of Clayton, editor of The Clay
ton News, Mr.. Penn has just received
letter from Rev. Eff David Dodd
pastor of the Methodist church in
Creedmoor, commencing Mr.. Pou and
his candidacy. Rev. Mr.. Dodd is a
of w. E. Dodd, the present United
States ambassador to Germany. In his
letter to Mr.. Penn, the Rev. Mr.. Dodd
says:
II have received with profound
pleasure the announcement of George
Ross Pou's candidacy for the office
of State auditor. You may be sure I
shall welcome this opportunity Of vot-
ing for him and of rendering him the
very heartiest support possible. . . His
illustriOus father and my father were
bosom friends for almost half CEN
Jury.
"Our State was extremely FORUM
ate in obtaining several years of his
life as executive head of the State
Prison. In that important position he
put a touch of humanity into our low
spirited prison population. He instiut-
ed the honor system there, thus CIV
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more important than you think, and
if you wish to prevent other MUIR
ders. you should get the ruby in
your. possession. In each case, each
murder, woman was killed wearing
| the ruby! Does that mean anything
to you? It should. 1t didn't seem
so apparent to me when Margalo
was murdered. But when Laura
Randall was killed. it did. The Sec
onds time it wasn't a coincidence. Far
from it."
You think then. these two women
were murdered by the same persona"
Don't your"
Il do. The methods were the
same. The gun. it only could be a
gun. the same. Only it seems to me.
Vaughan. that the person has the
gift of invisibility."
'There was the open door of the
library Monday night. Crowded.
busy Fifth avenue. tonight. Hardly
tinvisibility. Just ignorance on our
part. Someone in New York knows
about the ruby. wants it"
ut wasn't stolen" Reyes inter.
rupted.
"There wasn't time in either case
to steal it. Suppose we imagine both
the murders were warnings?"
"It's all such a muddle. I can't see
any way through"
II can see a way to prevent
another murder. Get the ruby. and
keep it In a police safe until all this
is ended. ="
/
II may, take your advice"
The events of the day had been
almost too much for me. felt weak.
sick of it all. First Margalo, then,
Miss Randall. Who next? The slight
EARRING of the car irritated my
nerves still more. -
IF McManus weren't so damned
reliable, Il would think he had
slipped up" Reyes was muttering.
Slipped up and let Soon get away.
But McManus is careful. One Of
my best men. He would know. and
he says that Soon did not leave the
house."
you're wrong about Soon. He
doesn't know about this"
"These Cinnamon are deep. I've
got to catch him. He knows mora
than he says"
Useless arguing with Keyes. He
was, taking the Chinan9An too seri-
ously, influenced probably by Miss
Randall diary. p
(TO BE CONTINUED
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CHAPTER 81


CAPTAIN KEYES was detailing
facts to me as he had gathered them.
"You asked me whether Miss
Younger visited the beauty shop a
week ago Monday" Keyes was say
ing. "She did not. Called and said
she had to cancel her appointment.
Miss Reed knows nothing more than
that. At 2 o'clock Miss Younger
drew $4,000 in cash from the bank.
She was alone. and the transaction
took perhaps Is minutes. She asked
for small denomination notes. the
largest $40. She came prepared, and
put the money in a small, fiat case
che carried with her for that pur-
pose. The cashier thought it was
queer at the Underwriting the
small denomination notes. mean.
that is, for a person like Miss
Younger. Where she went after she
left the bank he didn't know. He
personally escorted her to her taxi
which was waiting. but did not hear
the instructions she gave the driver.
It would be impossible to trace these
notes. They are too small. and Of
course the cashier took no numbers.
A mixture Of fives. tens. and twen-
ties"
"It is possible that both Margalo
and Van Every purchased their
Rubies from the same persons" 1
suggested. 'tand the reason that Van
Every's notes haven't showed up yet
might be that these persons have
Margalo's bills of smaller denomina-
ZION to use. Only theory. Reyes"
mot bad one"
"This murderer is pretty bright"
I continued. Brighter than you
think. He never bungles a job.
Miss Randalrs murder was timed to
the minute. It was no accident"
IF you say that. you concede that
Joyce Van Every was an accomplice."
Reyes said sharply.
II concede nothing Of the kind.
If Miss Randall had not opened her
window to see Joyce, she would have
opened it anyway. The murderer
would have forced her. to open it.
some way. somehow. Joyce in this
anair is just an accident. as / am"
You have an alibi. a halfway alibi.
Vaughan. Joyce has not. She was
ON the scene of the murder when it
vas committed"
Unconscious at the time that
murder was DONE"
according to her story. yes"
Aeyes gave quick orders to the
orlver' and we stopped soon after at
my MOTEL. where he got out with me.
ana came upstairs. I hadn't invited
MIN, but I could see the man wanted
% talk. desperately. The day had
unnerved him. too.
When we were settled comfortably.
ne TOOK another cigar. The solace
ms uniighted cigars gave him was a
mystery to me.
Let's look at the time again, start
ing with Margalo Younger. You.
~" Every. and she reach Van
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HIGH SCHOOL Nine
AT WAKE FOREST
Will Meet College Town
Nine Here Wednesday;
Aycock Comes Friday

Henderson high school baseball
team was in Wake Forest this after
noon for their first meeting of the
year with the high school team of the
college town.
Claybourn Inscoe, who got off to a
bad start at Middleburg Friday, was
slated to handle the hurting duties in
an attempted comeback.
Middleburg broke up Hendersons
winning streak by handing them IA
to 2 loss at Middleburg.
Wake Forest will come here Wed
nesday afternoon, and Lefty Ayscue
will handle the mound duties The
Bulldogs will entertain Aycock Friday
at League Park with Leland Owens
on the mound. Henderson holds a
win over Aycock
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ing help and hope to those unfortun-
ates who were his wards. He ran the
prison like a business executive and
refused to exact blood money from
human beings. No one could emerge
from that valuble experience without
being thoroughly imbued with the
worth of public school education and
moral and spiritual training among
the young people Of our great COM
monwealth. This he has indicated in
many of his political pronouncements.
"You realize, of course, that my po-
litical activity has always been and
must now be quite limited because of
my membership in the ministry. I do
not hesitate, however, to add this en-
dorsement to the thousands which he
George Ross Pou) will receive
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Every's house at midnight, PERHAPS
a little later. At Joyce and Foster
come in, go upstairs to the open door
Of the library and look in. At I :1C
Joyce reached her room. A few min
utes later Foster goes downstairs
and out the unlocked open front
door. At 1920 you and Van Every
discover something the matter with
Margalo. you call the doctor. At
1880. the mysterious fake telegram is
delivered to Mrs. Peoples for Miss
Younger. Miss Youngers apartment
is several miles from Van Every's
house. At 1:40 DR., Mario reached
Van Every's house. and pronounces
Miss Younger dead. Later our doc
tor says she died around 1890. not
exactly. but either 20 minutes before
1880 or 20 minutes after. We can't
judge closer than that wheI. we
don't know the moment Of death.
SIN inclined to think she died
about 12:45 when Miss Randall said
she heard a mysterious creak ON the
stairs"
"That was before Joyce reached
home." I put in quickly. "By that
theory you eliminate Joyce entirely,
and Foster, too"
That's just it. Vaughan. / don't
know myself. The time is so mixed
up. so horribly mixed up. This way
the murderer could stand at the
library door, fire the shot. dash out
OF the house again. take car, drive
to Miss Younger's apartment, unlock
the front door. walk up 10 flights of
stairs. deliver his telegram by 1888.
He would have plenty Of time. If
the murder was committed any later,
say 1. or 1:10. he would not have
time to leave the telegram"
That's always assuming, Reyes.
that the murderer delivered his own
telegram"
I'm working on that theory. I've
hunted New York. and all the
suburbs for the messenger. and can't
find him. No one. you knew. is go
ing to ask a boy. or a mar for that
matter. to walk up 10 flights to de-
liver a message withou: someone
knowing about it. It's uncanny.
That's why insist the murderer
must have delivered the telegram
himself. The message in itself seems
SO silly. so crazy. Why did the MUIR
derer send it.? 1t wasn't necessary"
my theory is that the message
was sent merely to confuse. I can
credit it no other way"
Reyes sighed. He was worried.
well if he did. he is accomplishing
his purpose. It is the only live clue
have, and I can't follow it. The
thought I've had ever since Miss
Randall was killed-that it wasn't the
end. and that I would be powerless
to stop another murder@
There was nothing / could saw or
do to help him. so was silent.
'"The papers bounding me. my
chief Disguised. Still nothing / can
do. Sure can arrest Soon. and let
him get the brunt of the wrath, but
lust now think he's better off being
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Are you able to remember who this
WASP"
Sellers. His hair is prematurely
gray. He also is interested in
jewels"
You should have told me this be-
FORE" Keyes admonished.
II don't see why. When Sellers
came a week ago. he didn't know
had the Camden ruby. He came to
ask about buying another stone in
my collection. 1 didn't tell him of
the ruby-that time. When he read
that had bought it. he called and
wanted to see it. At that time /
didn't want to sell, so put him off.
Yesterday he called again, and ]
made this appointment-"
Ills full name and address,
please" Reyes pulled out q note
book.
What difference does that make
I can't see why he should"
Everyone is important. now, Van
Every. Everyone who is interested
in the ruby. Anyway, Sellers was in
the house when the ruby was
stolen"
"But he couldn't have stolen it"
"That remains to be seen," Keyes
was annoying when he was in that
mood. His damnable routine again!
We left soon after. Keyes giving
Van Every permission to put the
ruby in his downtown safety deposit
box. I knew Van Every was re-
lieved. Sellers will have to come
down with me tomorrow if he wants
to see the ruby"
Where did you disappear this
afternoon" I asked the detective
when we were in his car.
II spent part Of the afternoon at
the Dorothy Reed Beauty Shop"
did Margalo visit the place that
Monday when she drew out her
$4,000 in cash?"
you are too inquisitive, Maui
CHAN. I don't think can confide in
you any longer"
1 said nothing. So Keyes was TAX
ing this attitude! Bound on maxi
ing me the murderer Of both the
women!
I'm sorry-but this case bothers
me more and more. How do I know
there won't be another murder to-,
night2 Tomorrow
, IF you're as worried as that, why.
didn't you take the ruby from Van
Every?"
what do you mean%
II mean. Keyes. that the ruby is
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Home Security Defeats
Henderson 8-4; Opener
OF Season For Locals
Peasants Hit Hard
and Often but Scat
tiers Hits; Beaman
Did Not Show Up

Henderson lost it's first game of the
season here yesterday afternoon at
League Park to Home Security nine
of Durham, 81. as the visitors push
ed over four runs in the ninth inning
Henderson was hit hard and often,
Home Security getting Is safeties. but
he managed to keep them pretty well
scattered.
Beaman, catcher, failed to report
for yesterdays game, and D. Williams
was borrowed from the Durham team
to handle the receiving duties He
led Henderson at bat with a home
run and a double.
Otto Pahlman was the only other
Henderson batter to get more than
one safety.
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TOWNSVILLE GETS
WIN ON SATURDAY
Defeat Zeb Vance 6 to l
With Sixth Inning Scor-
ing Splurge

Townsville whipped zeb Vance to
1 Saturday afternoon, at Zeb Vance,
having one big inning. the sixth in
which they score five of their tallies.
p. d. Coghill was on the mound for
the losers, while ]. Twisdale pitched
the victory for Townsville.
Zeb Vance will go to Townsville
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock for
a return g..
Score by innings r H f
Townsville =. 900 O05 O10-6 8 1
Zeb Vance 49,. 900 900 OO1-1 1
j. Twisdale and j. Adams; P. D.
Coghill and c. c. Coghill
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-04
RANDOLPH ROWLAND
HEADS GERMAN CLUB

Chapel HILL May 1.-The German
club of the University recently elect
ed Randolph Rowland, Sigma Chi, of
Middleburg, N. c., president. Boyland
Carr, zeta Psi, of Woodmere, Long
Island, was elected vice-president, and
Oscar Tyree, Beta Theta Pi, Winston
Salem, secretary-treasurer, and Nor
ris Fits, Sigma NJ, Cortland, N. Y,
assistant secretary-treasurer.
Plans are being made by the Ger
man Club to bring Ray Noble and his
we'll known orchestra here to play for
the final set of dances sponsored by
the Club here on June 4, 5 and 6.