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Doings Around The
Golf Links
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The regular dinner match will
be held this week instead of next
week because Capt. Horace O'Bry-
ant has to go away on a vacation
or something.
The losers will have to treat
the winners to the usual dinner
this Friday night.
The first named are Brain
sters." led by Capt. Handsome
Horace, while the last named have
Capt. Cookie Mesa for a leader
and are named "Shockers." The
pairings follow:
/. Plummer-Russell vs.. Mesa
Pittman.
2. O'Bryant SpottswoOd vs.,
Grooms-Del Woods.
3. Goldsmith BGrvaldi VS.,
Neutrality-suspicious..
4. Strunk-Dex Woods vs..
Kemp-Kerr.
5. Ketchum-Sands VS.. Sawyer
Showers.
6. Watkins-Hewitt VS.. Hoge.
bOom-Ayala.
Z. Julian-Jones VS.. Curry Har-
ris-Taylor.
8. Fripp-Sam Harris vs.. Lade-
Poly Artman.
If you will be unable to play,
please notify your captain in or
der that he may rearrange the
lineup.
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fSPORTS \
BY JOVE IL D
Observation-Disclosures
oeoOOO0e o o o o
FOLLOWING
THROUGH


Bill Gates, local baseball and
diamondball player now on the
S. nford baseball club of the Cen
trail Florida League, has played in
every game his team has partici-
pated in, 40 in all. He is batting
800. still fourth in the league. He
is one of the Dect fielding third
basemen in the circuit. The first
half Of this leagues schedule calls
for 60 games-20 more to go.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-10

SYNOPSIS: Whe.. Ennor Ftent-
ing tilted Rupert JOriS. Rupert
married Hope-dnd left her for his
northern hunting lodge the night
Eliaor married the other man. Raj
pert lost himself in the snOt0, and
1Uhen he 4CdS found he developed
pneumonia. Dirk, Ruperts younger
brother, has been called home TO
find that Hopes chauffeur Martin
tells story of hduing heard q
mans Toice tn her room, Of hdUiHD
tried to catch the man. and Of hear
ing Hope say that there had been
no one.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-10

Philip Baker, Of the Miami City
League, is still up in the charmed
800 circle and his fielding is as
good as any in the league. Cop
her of the same league is also
playing and hitting like he has
never done before. In the last
game he hit three safely in four
times at bat, two being good for
extra bases.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-10
Gypsy 4ReafGer:1eNS<

BY MARGARET BELL housToN

, been TO them earlier, wanting one
of them to stay in the house. All that
sounded jittery. But l heard the
noise. Mister Dirk. And that's all
there is to say"
"And Mrs. Joris is ill.," said Dirk.
eyes, sir. Mary Saws she's no: in
bed. Just nervous ana upset, what
with Mister Rupert being sick, and
all this other"
"The servants know about this
other?"
They know. because Mrs. Joris
told Mary. She asked Mary if Tim
othy had heard anything that night.
He hadn't. Timothy and the maids
went out and found tracks around
the tower, but l explained they were
my tracks :. mine and the cops |
called in. | didn't tell them about
Logan. of course. let them think
I'd imagined it all, and laugh if they
wanted to. They didn't laugh, be-
cause Nora told them it was likely
the ghost"
"THE ghost?" repeated Dirk,
though he remembered the
legend. The ghost was supposed to
have been laid when the old wing
was burned.
THE ghost" explained Martin.
that used to haunt the place. Nora
says likely, with the depression and
all. it's come back. Timothy said.
Yes The general unrest"
Martin managed a nervous smile.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-10
CARDS DEFEAT
BOSTON BEES
CHICAGO CUBS DOWN PHIL
LIES; PIRATES TAKE TWO
GAMES FROM DODGERS
Especial 10 The Citizen)

NEW YORK, June 10.-The st.
Louis Cardinals went to victory
over the Boston Bees, taking the
game by a score OF 7 to 5, while
the Chicago Cubs defeated the
Phil les.
The Cincinnati Reds downed
the New York Giants, and the
Pittsburgh Pirates took both games
of doubleheader from the Brook
lyn Dodgers.
In the American League, the
Chisox won from the Philadelphia
Athletics, and the Washington
Senators defeated the Cleveland
Indians.
The, st. Louis Browns came out
victorious over the New York
Yankees, and the Detroit Tigers
defeated the Boston Red Sox.
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TOday'S Birthdays

Caroline Hazard Of r l.. one
time president OF Wellesley Col
legc. born at Peace Dale, l. l., 80
years ago
Mrs. Leslie Carter. old-time ac-
tress. born at Lexington. by. -
years ago.
John W. Studebaker. Of Des
Moines, Ia. L. = Commission
of Education, born At NcCreger.
Ia, AZ years ago
L. s. Senator Harry T. Byrd
of Virginia. born al Martin>burg-
". Va, 40 years ago
Gov. Guy B. Park Of Missouri.
born at Platte City. No 81 years
ago.
Charles :. Wilson. L. : Minis
ter to Yugoslavia. born A. Bang
or, Maine. 63 years ago
Louis K. CLAWS. Dept Of the
| Interiors noted inve~tlEator.
born in Maryland, 53 years age
! DIR. Frederick 4. Cook OF North
/ Pole fame. born IN Sullivan Co
! n. Y. II years ago
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dresSing-roOm, and behind curtains.
The door to the hall was open. and
if anybody had gone into Mister
Ruperts room they'd have had to
pass it to get to the stair. | watched
it all the time, and | went out
through that room, like say.
There was only one other way
they could have gone. and that was
through the window"
"a drop of thirty feet" comment
ed Dirk.
Il know, sir. And there were no
tracks i'll the snow. 1t was a fresh
snow, had just stopped a few hours
before. Any one dropping from the
window :"
Would have been dead OH the
ground" said Dirk.
Yes. Or if he'd managed to shin
ny down the tower the ivy would
have been torn. and there would
have been tracks. There was moth
ing. went around with Logan, with
flashes"
What did Logan say?"
"He didn't say anything at first.
just told the other Teller to stay in
the car, and came with me. There
were no tracks anywhere except
those I'd made myself. After Logan
had looked. he wanted to so up and
talk to Mrs. JOris. and when | told
him had already spoken with Mrs.
Joris and that she had heard moth
ing - What she really said was.
There's no one here - why he gave
me the laugh. Said must be crazy,
hearing burglar in her room that
she hadn't heard herself. and that |
couldn't find. and that hadn't left
any tracks. | let him laugh. But |
hadn't said it was a burglar"
4 ND you didn't think it was a
n burglar?"
mot after Mrs. Joris said. There
is no one here simply knew had
heard somebody. and that you didn't
pay me to think You paid me to
protect Mrs. Joris. and to watch,
not to :. not to work GT suspicion
about her"
"You didn't mention your suspi-
cions to him."
mo, / didn't. Anyhow. he decided
TO think I was crazy. You see I'd
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-10
DIVORCED AFTER so YEARS

OSHKOSH, Wis, - After so
years Of welded life, Mrs. Ella
M. Smith Of this city was di-
volced from Ii. s. Smith, mil
liCnaire.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-10

In the Homestead Class A
League, two boys from Key West
are playing with Goulds, Fla,
team. Lucilo and Gopher Con
zalez are the young men. In Fri
day nights game, Hrooker Lum-
Der Co. defeated Goulds. 10 to g..
Lrcilo hit four singles in five
times up and played shortstop in
big league style.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-10

Mickey Ubicta ut Hollywood is
still playing his usual head-up
game at short and hitting the
ball right on the nose. Every con-
test sees him knock out one or
tv o safeties. His club is second
in league standing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-10

A baseball club .!as been or
ganized in New York City by
local boys now living in the
great metropolis. This informa-
ton is contained in letter to
this writer from one of the Key
Westers. They have named the
club "Conchs." The team played
Sunday at Ridgeway Park and lost
8 to 6. Lucas Martinez pitched
for the locals. Palate was the
catcher. The rest of the boys
are: p. Garcia, B. Garcia, E. Mar
tinez, C. Martinez, Abreu, Bravo
and Cuesta. A few other Conchs
were used rs subs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-10

In the Class B League, Taver-
nier is tied for first place with
the Rotary CLUB, four won and
one lost each. Ta!ernier defeat
ed Matecumbe, 9 to Z, due to the
hitting OF Lowi;is, who garnered a
single. double and home run
in four times up. The first hall
ends July /, and the Tavernier
boys are going to win and keep
the bacon in Monroe County.
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TODAY'S GAMES

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at New NOrA-
Detroit at Boston
Cleveland at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston IT It. Lol-Is-
Brooklyn al Pittsburgh
New York at Cincinnati
Philadelphia Al Chicago
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-10

Batteries: Earnshaw and Ber-
res; Weaver and Padden.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-10

Mrs. Leslie Carter. old-time ac-
tTesS, born at Lexington. by. -
years ago.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-01-18

| of President Harding from
Washington to Philadelphia :.
1925 President Coolidge 8
Inauguration is broadcast "a
stations from coast to coast
and radio sets and tubes for
complete A.C. operation are
introduced 1926 National
Broadcasting Company orr
eanized 1927 Marconi pre-
diets that short waves will be
important in Radio and Te-
lewiston 1929 Screen-grid
tube Is introduced: plains are
laid for $3.50 1000. 600 Radio
City to be built in New York
lhow many people did you
hear say that would flop -.
us. Sanalvia shows televi-
sion images on two foot scre.
en-. Pentode tubes are in-
troduced f. 1880 Farnsworth
succeeds in measuring width
of television wave band to
6. 600 cycles 1881. TeIev ision
The Arizona gleam., 1936-01-18
sighted:

Future Developments of ra.
dio are unlimiteds AZ | be-
lieve this brief sketch of de =
velopments will prove: 1906
Lee DeForre eat invents the
three element vacuum tube
-. 1908 Marconi trans Allan
tic wireless station opened to
the public 1910 Enrico Ca
russo broadcasts from Metro
pelitan Opera in New York
to the SIS. Avon at sea and
to Bridgeport, Conn. 1912
SIS. Titanic sinks and wire
less helps save 700 lives
1918 D.W.D. Coolidge invents
hot cathode ray tube 1914
Ell. Armstrong perfects 70
generativs circuit . 1917.
German submarines elude
Allied listening pests by using
short waves 1920 KDKA
broadcasts the HardiRg-Cox
election returns. 1921 Demp-
ssy- Carpenter fight is bro
adcast: WIZ opens in New
York 1922 W6Y of Schen-
ectady, NY aud WEAF In
New York City go on the
air for the first time.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-01-18
station W2XCR. the first. goes
on the air In New York.

Stop for a moment to con-
slider the marvellous progress
made in these twenty four
years. Yet. in spite of this
background of constant and
ever Quickening progress and
development, we still hear
men say that radio has re-
ached ito peak. Look back
at the record, Look back over
the highlights I have just
cited. The record indicates
and preves that radio is only
in it's infancy. and its gre
atest possibilities have net
yet been reached SO far.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-01-18


The most tragic and costly
mistake that any man can
make, 10 the mistake Of being
short sighted. Yet. every
day or 80 I some across q
man who is short sighted
in his estimate Of the future
Of radio. You also know men
like thiss yeu know men who
will say that radio is q crow
ded field and has reached
it's limit. The history of ra-
dio proves that a man who
thinks this is very short
The Arizona gleam., 1936-01-18

1923 Hazletine invents the
new neutrodyne circuit. 6 :.
Francis jenkins sends picture
The Arizona gleam., 1936-01-18

Well, this week I feel cy-
meal, pessimistic plain dar-
ned ornery, and in just the
mood to state facts just as
they are. NY mood. seem
ingly, has to do with a Ger.
tain local clique known as
Society. In the ether places
I have visited land 4 have
visited a few the social set
of the city was q group Of
citizens with personality ,'fri-
endliness and cheerfulness
predominant. Precisely the
antithssis reiRns in the fair
city of Phoenix Selfishness.
ssnobishness' and deceit. not
to mention conceit is STAN
ped all over the local 400.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-01-18

That is, of courses no boost
to the city. bat it is the
truth and the truth will be
found out anyway. Buts as
usual. there are exceptions !.
There are q few land oh. so
fewl who have the ear marks
Of. ct least. intelligent. sen
sible and soeiable persons,
but most Of them arc upty :
uptish, and that won't get it
Stump n vreng, somewhere.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-01-18

Minute Meanderings-Joe
Louis continues to show that
Continued on pages
La gaceta., 1936-12-29

BABY MILLER DERROTO A
RICARDO HERNANDEZ

Sarasota, die. 29.-Ricardo
Hernandez di6 una sorpresa a
los 'fieles'' de Sarasota resis-
tiendo durante diez asaltos a
Baby Miller, ell peligroso p1gil
zurdo de Tampa, vencedor de
CHINO Alvarez y Franckie Saia.
Los jueces otorgaron la deci-
sion a Miller, que supo ganarla
por puntos.
Mudhos de los espectadores
creian que Hernandez caeria a
la Iona, para no levantarse has
ia despues de la cuenta de diez,
en- los primeros asaltos.
Miller no pudo descargar con
frecuencia srls gOlpes s6lidos,
por la habilidad de Hernandez.
Muchos de los "fieles' protes-
taron del fallo, asegurando que
Rncardo merecia una tablas.
Joey Raymond, de Tampa
puso a dormir asBill Sellars, er
ell tercere asalto.
La gaceta., 1936-12-29

coehe fGnebre y, detras de este,
un ~carruaje en- ell que iban Gas
par y'Angel.
Gaspar callaba, lloroso y iris
Re, y Angelic tuvo la discreci6n
de no intentar consolarle.
A peSr de su ftOlondramien-
tc, ebnIho demostraba, en- mas
de una ocasi4n, ser hijo de An
drea, y quiza 6sta lie habia adj
vertido de antemano Ia conduo-
ta~Pue debia seguir.
FreSe asi o fuese que obrase
por su propio impulse, su COM
portAniento fue como Ell de un
hombre de coraz6n, seSudo. y
grave, que supiese compre9A er
las cOsSs y haeerse cargS de
elias.
GuardabGAln silenciO respe-
La gaceta., 1936-12-29
EQUdPO DE PERAPIA PRO-
FuNDA PARA Ell SANATo-
RIO DEL CENTRO ASTU-
RIANO

Ell inteligente secretarie del
Centric Asturiano, ST.. Jose Con
2alez, nos invita-, por DISPOSE
ion del presidente, Don Carlos
Menendez, para una ceremonial
que Sc efectuara en- ell ~sanatorio
Covadonga, ell dia IL de ano, a
las IL 80 de la malana, con mo-
two de la entrega official de I'm
equipo de terapia ~profunda, Gu
va adquisiei6n Sc facilit6 me :
dante ell esfuerzo v entusiasmo
de un grupo de socios y simpati
zadores de la Delegation.
Como la .d2uisici6n repre- :
senta un nuevo plausible ester
70 de la institution y un gran be
neficio para los socios enfer-
mos, la cortesfa y ofrecemos a.
sistir.
Todo 10 que Sc haga por los
socios del Centre merecido es,
For SUI amor Y devotion a la So
ciedad..
La gaceta., 1936-12-29
Sc ~NECESITAN BUENOS
.CATCHERS EN- LAS GRAN
DES G.

Chicago, die. 29.-Gabby Har
nett, ell catcher de los Cubs de
Chicago, declare aver que au-
menta la eseasez de gathers i6-
venes, 10 que en- no lejana fe-
cha sera un problema para la
pelota organizada.
Solo Sc de tres muchachos
buenos catchers en- nuestra IL
ga, dijo. Los cubs tienen dos de
ellos y son Ken 0'Dea y Walter
Stephenson. Ell Otro parece SER
10 Arnold Owen, comtprado por
los Cardenales al Columbus.
Els ell catcher un puestO de gran
responsibilities y de mudho
tratajo".
NADIA quiso decir Harnett so
bre los posibles canpeones de
La gaceta., 1936-12-29

ia contempl6 llorando ell SEM
blante de la pobre martir.
Parecia dormida.
La muerte habia impregna-
do de majestuosa serenidad sus
facciones, restableciendo en- E.
Hos la harmonic destrozada por
lei dolor y la locuTa, Y la belleza
de Angela resplandecia enton-
.ces en- TODD 81 vigor.
Andrea habia cumplido per
ST mpa la Piadosa mission de
peinarla y veStirh cOnveniente-
mente.
Gaspar llOr6, y, hientras 81
sollozaba, oy6 a su lado una VOC
que decia:
-iPobre! iQue hermosa era!
Aquella voz fue la de Ange-
Tito.
La gaceta., 1936-12-29
TRASLADO SU OFICINA Ell
JUEZ DE PAZ HERNANDEZ

Para ell edificio de Manuel
Katz, Septima avenida ndmero
21O812, entire las Gales Fl y %,
trasladt hoy ST oficina ell juez
de paz Lorenzo Hernandez, cleo
70 en- las pasadas elecciones por
la simpatia que por el siente ell
pueblo latino.
FL traslado Sc verified en- no
ras de la maiana desde ell edi-
ficio Ferlita, en- la Gale de Fran
kiln.
Saluda Ell juez FERNANDEZ a
gus amigos latinos, por nuestro
,onducto, y les ofrece su ofici-
ma, 10 mismo que a TODD ell pue-
bio de su distrfto.
La gaceta., 1936-12-29
GUGGINO VENCIO A GENE


New York, die. 29.-Carl Gu
ggino, ell italianito rubio de
Tampa, Florida, venci6 por pun
tos a Gene Salvatore, un Italia
no de Chicago.
Guggino pesaba 1884 libras
tres menos que su rival.
Mario Santana, de Key West
derrot6 en- uno de los prelimina-
res a Peter Vitello, de Brook
lyn. Santana di6 a su contra
rio una ventaja de cinco libras,
La gaceta., 1936-12-29

Freddie Steele es ell lcampe6n
n1mero l para 1.-The Ring; pc
70 10 cierto es que Marcel Thil,
ell veterano frances, es ell cam
pe6n mundial Y no ha sido de-
rrotado en- los 1ltimos amos.
Despues de Steele, sin motive
alguno, Sc coloc6 a Thil.
A Chino Alvarez, Ell tampeno,
esa revista lie coloca muy por
detras de Eddie Cool v, sin
embargo, ell Chino venci6 a Cool
en- esta ciudad, por amplio mar
gen.
Chino msrecia una clasifica-
ci6n mejor.
La gaceta., 1936-12-29

Mike Belloise, a juicio de o.
tro diario de New York, es ell
campe6n del peso de pluma por-
que como tai lie reconoce la CO
mission atletica de csc estado.
Ell campe6n 10 es Petey Sarron
que 10 conquist6 venciendo a
Freddie Miller, no por gracia o
capricho de una persone o CRU
20 de personals.
"The Ring concede ell pri-
mer lugar, en- ell peso de mosca.
a Benny Lynch, un gladiator
escoces.
Varios peri6dicos neyorgui-
nos lie otorgan csc lugar al fill
pino Small Montana, que den
tro de pocos dias peleara cor
Lynch en- Inglaterra.
La gaceta., 1936-12-29

.-mama me IN enterado de
todo, y mira train flores pa
ra que adornemos elias ell
cadaVer de esa d raciada.
lie cogido todas las ~ jardin.
= Gaspar agradeci6 e. ell al
ma este rasgo de elic1 ieza
del que lie llamaba Bu hernia
no, y lie abraz6 de nuevo, con
movido.
Cuando sacaron ell Nretro Y
10 pusieron en- ell coche fdnebre'
Angelic dijo al artista:
II Permiteme que te aconA-
pane al cementerio! ASH no iras
Themes permiso de tus pa
dres?-le pregunt6 Gaspar.
-Si.-repuso @.-Mama me
dijo: "Ya que tn padre no pue-
La gaceta., 1936-12-29

Ell artista volvi6se a 81, y le
abraS6 llorando.
Ell niho lie dijo al dido:
mo llOres; tambien es her
mosa Lola.
AQuel recDerdo hizo estreme-
Ger ~Gaspar.
Aunlue involQntariamente.
Lola fue la causahte de la des-
ventura de aquella infeliz.
81 el no la hrbiese conocf-
do, quiza habria amado a Ange-
Ia.
La gaceta., 1936-12-29

La revista 1.-The Ring conce-
de ell primer lugar a Make S1h-
melting, en- la categoria del peso
complete, ell segundo a Jose
Luis Y ell tercero a Braddock.
Debi6 haber otorgado, puesto
va en- csc plano de desprecio a
los campeones, ell primer lugar
2 Luis, ell segundo a Make y
ell tercero a Braddock.
En- la division del peso ligero
debi6 haber concedido ell pri-
mer lugar a Pedro Montanez y
el segundo a Ambers.
Luis es un boxeador superior
a Schmeling y este muy POGO;
expertos 10 dudan; Montanel
es ell "rey" indiscutible de la'
1876 libras.
La gaceta., 1936-12-29
REUNION DEL COMITE DE
LA B DEL Ia
BACO

FL microbes por la noche, a
las ocho, Sc reunira ell COmite
de la Verbena del TabacO en- In
oficina de la Camara de Conner
clio de Ybor City, No. 1417 de la
Septima avenida.
Henry Scaglione, ell secreta-
rio, ruega la asistencia de tOdos
los miembros.
La gaceta., 1936-12-29
NOTICIAS DE FUTBoL
PrGcticoron lo5 Huskies de
Washington

Pasadena, California, die. -.
Los "Huskies" del estado de
Washington practicaron aver
en- esta ciudad, preparandose pa
ra ell partido de Ano Nuevo cen
81 Pittsburgh.
81 "Once" de Pittsburgh prac-
fic6 en- San Bernardino, bajo la
direction del coach" Jimmy
Phelan.
En- las practicas Phelan utili-
z6 a Jimmy Cain, Merle Miller,
La gaceta., 1936-12-29

. Luisiana State ha side esco-
gido como favorito sobre Ell San
ia Clara, en- ell partido de Ano
Nuevo en- New Orleans.
Otros expertos aseguran que
a pesar de su dernota por Texas
Christian, ell Santa Clara CANA
"a los laurelel.
Esp6rase que mas de 100000
personals paguen su dinero por
presenciar este partido.
La gaceta., 1936-12-29

de ir. pues Sc empeha en- que
darse a mi lado, a~companale To,
81 81 10 consiente." Conque, 81
me das tn permiso...
FL j6ven, acept6 gozoso aque-
LA coSlpania.
Ante ell niho podia entregar-
Sc libremente a todoj' los des-
ahogos Y todas las manifesto
clones de su pesar, 10 que acasQ
no hubiese p6dido hacer en- pr
.sencia de Mario.
Quiza tuvo 81 este en- cuenta
para no acompanarle.
La gaceta., 1936-12-29
DERRODO A
GARDINER MULLOY

Habana, die. DE tenista
cubano Gustavo Vollmer, que
representa- a Cuba en- Ell torneo
de la copaDavis, venci6 aver al
americana Gardner Mulloy, de
Miami.
La anotaci6n fue de 6r2, 6-S
y SO.
Bajo los arspicios del Conf
t6 Nacional de Deportes Sc We
rifica aqui un torneo de tennis.
La gaceta., 1936-12-29
CON LOS GUANTES
CHOCOLATE TRIUNFA

FL cubano Kid Chocolate, Ell
excampe6n del peso de pluma
sostuvo una peleita con All Gi-
llette, en- New York, y lie venci0
por puntos. Fue la segunda vic
toria consecutive de Chocolate,
despues de haber sido derrota-
do en- ell match" de reapari-
ci6n.
Cana pequenas bolsas ell ne
critic; pero alejara de su esto-
mage ell hambre.
La gaceta., 1936-12-29
AVISO

Para quejas y nuevos subs
cEptores los telefonos de este
peri6dico son VI 65-662 y
Y 1892.
Ell M 65-662 respondent a
todas las llamadas de dfa y de
noche.
La gaceta., 1936-12-29

AL zurdito Baby Miller no Sc
lie concedi6 puesto alguAo en- Ell
peso ligero v tampoco en- ell
welter.
Tiene ell Baby deredho a ma
La gaceta., 1936-12-29

Sc ~SOLICITAN.-Tres mn
cAachas o senores para una pro
poSci6n que puede interesar-
les. Llamen por ell teleiono
M 65-662.
F,
La gaceta., 1936-12-29

I'm gran diario de New York
dice: campe6n de peso medic,
reconocido en- los Estados Uni
dos, Freddie Steele ;campe5n
de peso medic, reconocido en-
Europa, Marcel Thil. Esta es
mas justa que ell "fallo" de la
revista "The Ring.
La gaceta., 1936-12-29

1887, pepO asegAr6 Que La Conf
petencia serfa entire los Cabs,
los Gigantes, los Piratas y los
Cardenales.
La gaceta., 1936-12-29

Chuck Newton y Jimmy Johns
ton, en- IN grupo, y a by
Hainey, Elmer Lcgg, Nowcgros
XII y Fritz Waskowitz en- otro.
La gaceta., 1936-12-29

Sc acerca enero, ell mes de las
sorpresas boxfsticas, 81 Dios
quiere.
Isidoro Gaztahaga sUpone-
mos que continia entrenandose
oajo la mirada vigilante de AL
fredo Montoto.
Ell vasco tendra una cuenta
creciSa, por alimentaci6n, cuan
do lie llegue ell momento de pc
ear con Brock.
La gaceta., 1936-12-29

VENTA.-Un establecimien-
to de where's, refrescos, etc. En-
buena esquina. Precio razona-
BILE. Dirfjase a 1907 Florida
Avenida.
La gaceta., 1936-12-29

Bobby Pacho ,el mejicano de
California, venci6 a Jose Pen
nino, en- Brooklyn, New York.
Luis Sierra de Puerto Rico,
puso a dormir a u ntal Johnny
Coyne, del Bronx.
La gaceta., 1936-12-29
VII

Cerraron el feretro y deposit
taronlo en- Ia tumba que habfa
DE guardarlO eternamente.
FL ruidO que hizO Ia pesada
La gaceta., 1936-12-29

vor consideration por parte de
los que pasan por bien entera-
dos.
La gaceta., 1936-12-29

Pdsose en- marcia la fGnebre
reducida comitiva.
Componianla Gnicars ente Ell
La gaceta., 1936-12-29

tuosO y dirigia a su hermano
frecueAtes mirad& llenas de
compassion y de ternura.
Gaspar admirable la compOs-
tura del discretO niho y a.
gradecia.
Era ell Gnico que con su pre-
sencia no. podia mobeStarld n
aqueIg momsntos. .
La gaceta., 1936-12-29

LIeVaron al cementerlo.
Ante de separarse de Ange-
la para siempre, Gaspar quiso
c~ontemplar por Ultima vez VI
postro, aquel rostro que habia
inspirado sus artisticas creacio-
mes.
AbrierOn el feretrO y Ell arts