davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1936-04-08

but you can trust Alden Calkins TO
send them West next year.
o. B. Keeler drew the wrath OF
all Atlanta when he said Bobby
Jones wouldn't finish in the first
10 at Augusta, but he was right
o. B. said Bobby has lost his
competitive spark-and Bobby
proved it Sonia Heinie drew
$4,000 people to the Chicago
Stadium in five performances
Is that something of an ice carnival
record? Sonia speaks four
languages besides her native Nor
wegian.
Bob Quinn Is showing what
smart base ball man he is by leaving
the playing end Of the Bees entirely
in the hands Of Bill McKechnie,
Evening star., 1936-04-08
YANKEE CASUALS
BEAT CLUB HOME
ri Maggie, Malone, Crosetti
AiIing-Tribe Releases
Pitcher Tauscher.
Py the Associated Press.

Py the Associated Press.
T Ugh POINT, N. Cat least
~ three Yankees will be waiting
| in New York while the team
n continues on its northward
exhibition trek. Joe Di Maggie has
been in the big city for a couple of
days for treatment to his instep, while
Pat Malone and Frankie Crosetti start
ed on their way last night. Crosetti
was struck on the face by a foul ball
and Malone has tonsilitis.
HICKORY. N. C-The Indians
ranks were reduced by one today as
Walter Tauscher, veteran right-handed
pitcher bought on condition from Min
neapolis, was given his outright release
He planned to rejoin Minneapolis. The
Indians were here for their twelfth
Spring game with the Giants.
Evening star., 1936-04-08

MERIDIAN, Miss.-The White Sox
meet the Pirates today in the last game
of their series. The game scheduled
for Thursday at storm m-stricken Tupelo.
Miss, has been cancelled. Vernon Ken
nedy was nominated to start for the
Sox today. while Guy Bush was ex-
pected to twirl for the Pirates.
Evening star., 1936-04-08

DANVILLE. Va.-Jimmy Wilson of
the PhilS has nominated Bucky Walters
and Hal Kelleher to pitch against the
AS in the annual city series Saturday
and Sunday. Kelleher shared the
mound duties with Moore against
Atlanta yesterday.
Evening star., 1936-04-08
Pro Hockey

BY the Associated Press.
National League Stanley Cup PIayoff
Detroit, 8; Toronto, 4 (series score
Detroit, games; Toronto, o.
american League PIayoff.
Philadelphia, l; Providence, o (de-
Gliding game).
Tonight's Schedule.
International League Playoff.
Windsor at Detroit (first game of
final playoff series for Teddy Oke
Trophy.
Evening star., 1936-04-08
STENCIL SELECTS
DODGER OUTF|ELD
Pilot Particularly Sweet on
Bordagaray-CroWder
HonOred at Home.
By the Associated Press.

~ ASEY STENCIL Of the Dodg-
erS plans to use Lindstrom in
leftield, Cooney in center
and Bordagaray in right when
the season opens. AS for Bordagaray,
Stengel says: You can't keep him
out of there and on Sunday you're
hurting yourself if you do. Frenchie's
a great little guy when those seats are
filed
HICKORY, N. C.-That first base
job seems to be quite a load for a
couple of Giants to carry. Terry
played four innings against the In
dians yesterday and then ordered Sam
Leslie to get out on the sack. Terry
figured Sans sprained back was no
worse than his sore knee.
WINSTON-S N C-Babe
Herman, last of the Reds holdouts,
was expected to report here today as
the team resumes the series with De-
troit. Gene Schott, the only home
toWner on the Reds roster, was slated
to oppose General Crowder on the
hill. Lee Stine, rookie hurler, and
Hub Walker were recovering from a
slight attack of influenza which sent
them to bed yesterday. incidentally,
it will be "Crowder day" in this, his
home town.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.-The Cubs meet
Birmingham today in what may
be the last of their preseason games.
Fabian Kowalik and Charlie Root
were scheduled to pitch.
GOLDSBORO, N. C.-Bill Nc
Kechnie of the Bees has released
Pitchers Kenneth Chitwood and Mat.
thew Sportsman and Outfelder John
Tyler to the Knoxville Club of the
Southern League, and Gweather Tyler
to the Knoxville Club of the Southern
League. Weather permitting, the Bees
were to play Wake Forest here today.
the last grapefruit game of their sea-
son.
Evening star., 1936-04-08
Newsom and Whitehill Toll.

NEWSOM. who now seems a cinch
to start against the Yankees on
opening day next Tuesday. was to start
against BI ooklyn this afternoon and
be followed on the slab. after five in
nings. by Earl Whitehill
Tomorrow, when the Dizziness boys
are played again. Ed Linke will open
on the mound for the Washingtons
and will be relieved by Jimmy De
Shong if the latter's father, who has
been critically i'll at Harrisburg, Pa,
improves enough to permit Deshong
to return to the Capital.
The PhillieS, who will invade Griffith
Stadium on Friday. will face the offer
ings Of Pete Appleton and Jack Russell.
Then may come the big day for Chase,
who probably will get a chance to di-
vide the two minor games this week
end with Henry Coppola, Joe Bokina
and Monte Weaver. FES.
Evening star., 1936-04-08
Draw Five Passes in Row,

NASHVILLE.-The Browns. who beat
Nashville yesterday, although out
hit, will try it again today. Five con-
secutive passes gave the Browns tive
of their three runs yesterday.
Evening star., 1936-04-08

RICHMOND. Va-The Red Sox
were here today to play Richmond in
their last game before heading north
ward to Worcester. Mass, to play Holy
Cross on Thursday.
Evening star., 1936-04-08
ADD STALLS AT TANFORAN.

Two hundred new stalls will be built
at Tanforan race track, near San
Francisco.
Evening star., 1936-04-08

Five years ago-George Kojec
named for three events on Associated
Press all-league swimming team.
Evening star., 1936-04-08

Csee POPPING OFF, Page c.:
Evening star., 1936-04-08

TNCLE CLARK GRIFFITH, who
as far back as last Summer
was insisting that his 1886
Nationals would be built upon
The producers news., 1936-11-13

action at any time within three
years after removal Of the disabi-
lity."
Sec. 1O246 R c Mont. 1921.
1S- "No executor or admins.
traitor must, either directly or in
directly, purchase any property Of
the estate he represents nor must
he be intereted in any sale"
Sec. 1O248 r C Mont. 1921.
10. every executor and ad-
ministrator is chargeable in his
account with the whole Of the
estate Of the decedent which may
come into his possession, at the
value Of the appraisement con-
tanned in the inventory, except as
provided in the following Sec
tions, and with interest, profit
and income Of the estate"
Sec. 1O282 r c Mont. 1921.
20 "Six months after his ap-
pointment, and at any time when
required by the court or Judge,
either upon his own motion or
upon application Of any person
interested in the estate, the ex-
ecutor or administrator must rem
der, for the information Of the
court or judge, an exhibit under
oath, showing the amount Of
money received and expended by
him, the amount OF all claims
presented against the estate. and
the names Of the claimants and
all other matter necessary to
show the condition Of its affairs" I"
Sec. 1O288 r C Mont. 1921.
%. "On the settlement of his
account, he may be allowed any
item Of expenditure not exceed
] ing twenty dollars, for which no
voucher is pdOduced, if such item
be supported by his own uncon-
tradicted oath positive to the fact
Of payment, specifying when,
where and to whom it was made;
but such allowances in the whole
must not exceed five hundred
dollars against any one estate,
and if, upon such settlement Of
account, it appears that debts
against the deceased have been
paid without the affidavit and al
lowance precribed by statute or
sections 10174, 1O175 and 10176
of this code, and it shall be
proven by competent evidence to
the satisfaction Of the court OF
Judge that such debts were Justly
due, were paid in good faith, that
the amount paid was the true
amount of such indebtedness over
and above all payment or setoffG
and that the estate is solvent, il
shall be the duty of the said
court or Judge to allow the said
sums So paid in the settlement o1
said accounts"
Sec. 1O278 r C Mont. 1921.
, %. Neither a trustee mol
any Of his agents may take part
. in any transaction concerning the
trust in which he or any one fol
: whom he acts as agent has al
interest, present or contingent
' adverse to that of his beneficiary
: except as follows" (and the ex
ceptions are not germsne to- thi
case.)
Sec. 1890 r C Mont. 1921.
r Simon P WilOn Of Deer Lodge
' Mont,
t Lowndes Maury Of Butte,
! Mont.
n Attorneva for Annellani
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tate has acquired any interest,
and the condition and value
thereof, and the names Of the le-
gatees and devisees, if any, and
OF the heirs of the deceased, so
far as known to the petitioner;
and If said order for sale of real
estate is petitioned for on the
ground that it is for the advan-
tage, benefit and best interests
of the estate, and those intereted
therein, including the minor heirs,
II any, that a sale be made, the
petition, in addition to the fore
going facts, must set forth in
what way an advantage or bene-
fit would accrue to the estate,
and those intedested therein, by
such sale. If any of the matters
here enumerated cannot be ascer-
tanned, it must be so stated in
the petition; but failure to set
forth the facts showing the sale
to be necessary will not invali-
date the subsequent proceedings,
if the defect be supplied by
proofs at the hearing, and the
general facts showing such nee
cessity be stated in the order"
Sec. 1921 R C Mont. 1921.
ID. "No sale of real estate at
private sale shall be confirmed by
the court or Judge, u Mess the
sum offered is at least ninety
per cent of the appraised value
thereof, nor unless such real es'
tate has been appraised within
year of the time of uch sale. i
it has not been so appraised Of
if the court or judge is satisfied
that the appraisement is too higF
or too low, appraisers must bt
appointed and they must make a.
appraisement thereof in the sam'
manner as in case of an origina
appraisement of an estate. This
may be done at any time before
the sale or the confirmation there
Of"
/ Sec. 1929 r C Mont. 1921.
| Is. "When property is direct
! ed by the will to be sold, or auth
ority is given in the will to sci
property, the executor may sci
! any property of the estate with
out order of the court or judge
and at either public or privat
sale, and with or without notice
as the executor may determine
but the executor must make re
turn Of such sales as in othe
| cases; and if directions are give
in the will as to- the mode of sell
ing, or the particular property t
be sold, such directions must b
observed. In either case no It'll
passes unless the sale be confirm
ed, by the court of judge"
Sec. 1O233 R C Mont. 1921.
16. "Any executor or admins
traitor who fraudulently sells an
real estate of a decedent, contra
ry to or otherwise than under th
provisions of this chapter, is liz
bic in double the value of tn
land old, as liquidated damage
to be recovered in an action b
the person having an estate of il
heritance therein"
Sec. 1O244 R C Mont. 1921.
II. "The preceding sectio
shall not apply to minors {
others under any legal disabilit
to sue at the time when the rigl
of action first accrues; but a
: such persons may commence g
The producers news., 1936-11-13

tne property Of the estate nil, ho
LSe.Itnlental So.-I to the heirs, devisees,
.esatees, cd other persons having
al o.. interest therein; and in such
Use Use the estate shall he CHARGE.
@Ole with the payment of the eS,ro
Go Go borrowed and interest thereon
S oucn petition may be bv the er-
eeueOr or administrator. or bv
10y one OF the heirs of the de-
Seaseo' or other person interested
~ the estate. Notice shall be
gwen follows: If bv the exac,,
Sn IUi OF administrator, to all the
n' ne1rS' devisees, and legatees re-
SSlng IN the state; and if by an
nelr! devisee or legatee, to the ad-
ILiimStrator or executor. and to
al other heirs, devisees and le-
eatees residing in the state. The
noCIce nut be given by personal
service on all persons residing in
!he state. If any peron intereted
In the estate, as above-mentioned
are not residents of or cannot be
tound within the state, then no
tlce must be given by publication
In some newspaper published in
the county, at least once a week
Tor four successive weeks"
Sec. 1O196 r G Mont 1921.
IL. mo sale of any property
OF an estate of a decedent is valid
unless made under order Of the
district court, or a Judge thereof
except as otherwise provided in
this chapterr All sales NUT be
made under oath reported to and
confirmed by the court or Judge
before the title to the property
sold passes"
Sec. 10197 r C Mont. 1921.
IL. "The sale of personal pro-
perty must be made at public auc-
ton, after public notice given for
at least ten days by notices post
ed in three public places in the
county, or by publication in a
newspaped, or both, containing
the time and place of sale, and
a brief description of the proper
ty to be sold unless for good rea-
son shown the court, or a judge
thereof, orded a private sale, or
a shorter notice Public sales of
such property must be had at the
courthouse door, or at the resi-
dence of the decedent, or at some
other public place; but no sale
shall be made of any personal
property which is not present al
the time of sale and the sale
must be for cash, unles the court
or Judge otherwise ordered"
Sec. 10204 r c Mont. 1921.
13. "To obtain such order fol-
the sale of real property, he
must present a verified petition
to the court or Judge, setting
forth the amount of persona
property that has come to hand
and how much thereof, if any
remains undisposed of; the debt:
outstanding against the decedent
far as can be ascertained or es
timated; the amount due upon th'
family allowance, or that will b.
due after the same has been il
force one year; the debts, ex
penses and charges of admins
tration already accrued, and al
estimate of what will or may &C
crue during the administration;
general description of all the rea
property of which the deceden
died seized, or in which he ha'
any interest, or in which the es
La gaceta., 1936-10-10

ma identificada con la tuya de
tai modo, que unos mismos eran
~vrestros sentimientos. Y lpOr
que?... iPorque te amaba? iNo!
FL amor no basta para afirmar
una union tan intima entire dos
seres; es ~necesario que estos
tengan, a la vez, las mismas as
piraciones. Pudiste encontrar
ma mrjer que te amara mucho,
pero sin comprenderte, v enton-
ces vuestra union no hubiese ST.
do tan completa. Como hombre
hubiese estado satisfecho de tn
esposa; pero como artista no.
En- tus momentos de inspira-
zion y delirio, ella no hubiera
podido seguirte a las elevadas
regiones de tn fantasia, Sc hu-
biese quedado muy abajo y Ell
La gaceta., 1936-10-10

brias bendecido? Pues zen
que puede ofenderte nj ofen-
derme que sobre mi caigan las
bendiciones de Gaspar ,por ha
berle ayudado en- la realiza-
ci6n de sus ideales artisticos?
81 una mujer hubiese hecho
por ii 10 que 70 he hecho por
Gaspar, Jno la habrias admit
RADIO? Pues Ipor que, tratan-
dose de mi, cambias tn admit
raci6n de artista por los repro
ches de padre? ESQ no es JUS
to. Otro padre cualquiera, po-
dria reproehar; pero tG inc!
TIL debes aprobar Y aplaudir,
0 dejarias de ser 10 q. fuistes
" seguiras siendo mientras vi
vas, a pesar tuyo.
La gaceta., 1936-10-10
PANTERAS Y DIABLOS
VERDES

Hoy por la tarde, en- Plant
Field, las Panteras del Institc4
B de Plant jugaran con los Dis
bios Verdes de 81. Petersburg.
Ell coach Lamar Sara Sc ma
LA enterado de la potencia del
"cnce'' contrario, pero tiene alb
soluta confianza en- sus mucha-
chos yscree que la victoria Il
sonreira.
PoS los de Palma Celia juga-
ran Pittsman, Nelson, Seigler,
Wilson, Dixon, Binnicker, Nc
Kay, Conger, Hance, Thomas y
Kooy.
Presentara ell st. Petersburg
a Horner Nc Phail, Bibbs, Now
ling, G. Fox, Sauers, McC ull-
ough, GRADY, TRULY Finley v
Caldwell.
FL ano pasado los Diablos Yer
des derrotaron a las Panteras,
con anotaci6n de z por O.
Dirigira hoy a los de la ciu-
dad de allende ell puente de Gan
dy, ell Sr. Gordon Bonn, suce.
sor de Fred Stewart.
Benn fue coach" ell aho pa.
sado del Geneva College.
La gaceta., 1936-10-10
E~STABLECIO UNA NUEVA
MARCIA Ell CHOFER TIA :
LIANO NUVOLARI

Westbury, l.. l., Octubre 10.
Tazio Nuvolari, TN ch6fer tia :
iano, di6 cinco vueltas a la pis-
"a con un promedio de v~elocidad
de 5000, 10 que lie permiti6 es-
tablecer una nueva marca de We
locidad.
NuVolari junto con su com :
patricia Antonio Brivio toma :
an parte en- las carreras sena-
adas para ell lunes, en- ell Velo-
Iromo Roosevelt.
Los automovilistas inscriptos
hasta hoy, son: Tazio Nuvolari,
Bob Swanson, Chuck Tabor,
Chef Gardner, Pat Fairfield.
Emil Andres, Antonio Brivio,
Phillips Etancelin y OtrOs.
La gaceta., 1936-10-10
TIRANDO Ell BALON
Victoria de los Terriers

Los Tornados de Clearwater
no pasaron aver de "vienteci :
los" y los Terriers del Institu-
to HiElsborough les d~errotaron
con anotaci6n de % puntos por
6.
Henry Orihuela result6 un
factor de gran importancia en-
la victoria, moviendose con ex-
traordinaria rapidez. Aver pa
recia ell muchacho '1atino" mas
agil que nunca. Hicieron una ad
mirable defensa pOr parte do
los Terriers, Middleton y Lane.
Tres de sus puntos los anot6
La gaceta., 1936-10-10
DEP0RTES
JOSE LUIS PUSO A DORMIR
AL BRESCIA
EN- Ell THRCER ASALTO

New York, Octubre 10.-Los
que los files del boxeo habian
calculado, sc confirm6 anoche
en- ell Hip6dromo, ahora alberto
para peleas de boxeo en- los me.
SEES del invierno, rivalizando con
la Madison Square Garden. jose
Luis, ell dinamitero de Detroit,
a quien Max ~Schmeling derro-
tara de manera misteriosa, en-
julio, puso a dormir en- Ell tercer
asalto a Jorge Brescia, un gla-
diadOr argentine.
Pesaba Luis 2O2 libras y Bres
cha 2051a. Luis lie di6 algdn item
pc a su rival, midiendolo bien, y
despu6s lie asest6 dos pufietazos
de iSquierda que lie derribaron
sin c~onocimiento. Las piernes
de >Brescia sc doblaron con el
primer golpe. El Segundo lie CO.
gi6 en- la mandfbula y cay6 CO.
mo 81 lie hubiesen dsdo con un
martinete. La cuenta de diez lie
lego sin que pudiera enterarse
de 10 que lie habia sucedidO.
Mas de 5000 personas pre- :
senciaron ell combate desigual.
Brescia habfa ganado 26 com
bates por nocaut, en- un total dc
81, pero result6 muy inferior a
Luis. Sc recaudaron $24,82O.32.
La gaceta., 1936-10-10

suyo.
Pero no Sc do aGn por salts
fecha: guerra una aprobaci6n
franco y explicita de su sacri-
ficio, y agreg6:
-Tampoco eres justo al de-
cir 10 que dices, porque esa mu-
jer capaz de sacrificarSe Dor a.
yudarte en- la realization de tus
ensuehos, la tuviste a tn lado.
Fue mi madre!
II Els verdad R6
mulo, estremeciendose.
Y ahadi6 con tristeza:
II Pobre martir!
ii Eso!-asinti6 la j6ven.-
Una martir!... Ell arte, como
todos los cultos, como todas las
religiones, tiene sus martires y
sus herOinas; pOr ii mi pobre
La gaceta., 1936-10-10

Angela Loraba, y su padre,
para qre la emoci6n no lie ven
desc, limitabase a estrechar a
su hija contra su coraz6n, sin a.
treverse a hablar.
ST hubiera hablado, hubiese
prorrumpido en- sollozos.
Ii Mi madre = la 10
ven.-Yo la vi luchar contigo,
amman tus desalientos, conso-
larte en- tus derrOtas y gozar ep
tus triunfos. Era Ia suya un al
La gaceta., 1936-10-10

amor no habria bastado para a.
cortar la distancia enorme que
os separaba. Pero mi madre tie
amaba y a la vez tie comprendia
participate de tus delirios, de
trs ensuenos, de tus ambicio-
mes, y Ell entusiasmo a%rtistico H.
firmaba adn mas los lazos alta
dos va pOr Ell amor. M madre
era digna de ii!
La gaceta., 1936-10-10

R6mulo callaba, pero adver
tiase en- su rostro una emoei6n
profunda.
Aquellos recuerdos elocueA
temente evocados por su hija,
despertaban en- su coraz6n sen
timientos que el creia muertos
" no estaban mas que dormi-
dos.
Tras Una breve pausa, cast
sin darse cuenta de 10 que deeia,
exclam6:
Isl una mujer hubiese he
che por mi 10 que III has hecho
por Gaspar, tienes raz6n, acaso
hubiera vencido!
Angela sonri6, comprendien-
do que el viejo escepticO era va
La gaceta., 1936-10-10

La empresa de Benjamin
Field anuncia des peleas de cam
peonato para ell jueves, dos cam
paonatos de "papel mojado". a
Tony Cancela, a quien ahora
0irige Miguel Lorente, peleara
con Barney Brock, de Panama
City, un senior que dice haber
triGnfado en- ell torneo de los
guantes de orc. AL vencedor Sc
lie declarara, por obra y gracis
de la empresa de Benjamin
Field, campe6n del Sur, Gatego-
ria de peso complete.
La gaceta., 1936-10-10

Ell campe6n Sixto Escobar,
cuyo director estuvo eli Tampa,
defendera su titulo, ell dia 80 de
octubre, frente al indio Carlos
Quintana, de Panama.
aixto Sc bati6 con Carlos, Pc
no ell primero Sc hallaba fuera
del Unite de Ia division bantam
y no perdi6 Ia corona, aunque lie
corresponds la derrota.
Ahora sera un combate a Is
asaltos Y Ell vencedor recibira ell
tftulo.
81 Mariana Arilla Sc ANNA,
quizas Sc lie pudiera traer como
rival al ciudadano Escobar.
La gaceta., 1936-10-10

Ell Hillsborough enGa primerA
etapa, :uando - Tornados his
cieron tambien seis. En- Ia Sc
gunda los Terriers snotaron u
ira vez y elevaron su total a 10.
No hubo anotaci6n en- FL tercer
periodic Y en- Ell cuarto los tam
pehos completaron sus Is.
La gaceta., 1936-10-10
FOlletin No. sos
La Gaceta
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

lirios de tn fantasia y ansiaste
verlas realizadas. IDe d6nde
provienen tn desengaho y tn
tristeza? Precisamente de no
haber realizado 10 que soma
bas, porque de realizarlo ha-
brias sidO dichoso y las ilusio-
mes no lutheran muerto en- ii,
X dime, padre de mi alma, di-
me: 81 en- tus luchas hubieses
encontrado un ser que, amman
DO tn inspiration, te hubiese a.
yndado . veneer, Ino lie ha-
La gaceta., 1936-10-10

Sc trata de dos campeonatos
mundiales, sino de campeonatos
del sur de la Florida.
ST Tony Cancela derrota a
Brock, lie daran I'm cintrr6n en-
prueba de que es campe6n del
sur en- la division del peso COM
pleto.
81 Mariana Arilla pone a dor
mir a Galloway, lie entregaran
un cintur6n y IN programme"
con ell titulo de campe6n del sur
de los Estados Unidos.
Dos campeonatos por muy pc
co dinero.
La gaceta., 1936-10-10
linn Downing dice que el Jueves
Sc oiscutxan dos campeonasos

Mr.. BROCK parece ser un exec
lente mchacho, pero dudamoa
de que pueda derrotar a Tony.
Mariana Arilla, ell vallisole :
tano, y Buck Galloway, de GeoS
gia, Sc dEputaran Otro titulo, 81
de campe6n del peso bantam del
Sur. Galloway es I'm mrchasho
mug conocido en- la Florida.
Earl Storch peleara con Dave
Bungey y Mano Monis COD Jo-
Is Rodriguez.
Ell programa es de los bue-
nos, apreciado en- conjrnto.
La gaceta., 1936-10-10

IA que Sc dedicara ahora To-
ny Canzoneri despues de la de4
rrota que sufriera a manos del
irlandes McLarnin
Tony reconquist6 una vez eI
titulo de las 1875 libras, pero no
creemos que entra en- sus planes
aspirar por Ia tercera OCCASION.
La gaceta., 1936-10-10

Gallo Angela, y, tras un cor
to silencio, dijo con tristeza:
Il 70 recuerdo escenas con-
m%ovedoras, presenciadas en- mi
nlnez en- nuestro hogan, visitadl
por la desgracia, pero embeI
edo siempre pOr ell arte v el -
La gaceta., 1936-10-10
VICTORIA DE LOS ESPAR=
TANOS

IncontSbles apuros pasaron
anoche los Aspartanos de la u
niversidad de TampaSpara ven
Ter al team" de Georgia Tech.
En- uno de los avances del par
lido los EapareSo llegarou
hGsta una yarda del "goal", pc
.ro desde ALI, 10 que nadie creia
possible, <reron rechazados.
AL frente de los t@ Sc
distihguieron mpcho "Hoot"
Gibson y "Davy' Crockett.
Los de Georgia cen etieron
inoportunos errores " fueron
castigados por jugar destienn
pc.
En- dos jugadaH Rudy Rodri-
guez lego hasta h Inca de una
yarda. Uno de Jus avances N
lie So pulgadH.
Cox enoto Ell 1nico touchdown
de los tathpehos, en- Ell segundo
perfodo.
La gaceta., 1936-10-10

~
Barney Ross va a firmar un
contEato oblig&udQae q pelear
va con Jimmy McLsrnin, el ir-
handles vencedor de Tony Can
zoneri; con Lou Ambers Ell cam
pe6n del peso ligero, o con 81
\encedor de la pelea Icy Janaz
Y Ceferino Garcia, que Sc efec
tuaSa ell Is de noviembre.
Ell mas peligroso del grupo
parece serlo Janazzd, a no %eI
que McLarnin haya recohgadd
su antigua efectividad.
La pelea con Canzoneri no did
ell suficiente margen para for
mar I'm Nuevo concepto de las
posibifidades futuras de McLar
min.
La gaceta., 1936-10-10

madre quiso ser 10 segundo, y
no pOr falta de energias nj de
abnegaci6n, sino por injusticias
del destino, no pas6 de 10 prime.
70. iMadre mia!
La gaceta., 1936-10-10
o LOS GUANTEs

Dos campeonatos sc biscuit :
ran en- Tampa, la misma noche
y en- ell mismo cuadrilatero. No
sc asusten los fanatics" No