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Evening star., 1937-06-08
TRAFFIC FIXING"
EXHIBITS IN ISSUE
Admissibi|ity Of Over so
Pieces of Evidence Hit in
Case Against Officer.

The admissibility Of more than 50
exhibits reputed to bear on the ticket
fixing" charge against Pvt. Wexford
Winfield, former traffic officer, today
was in issue before the Police Trial
Board sitting on the case. The board
is holding no session today, but will
resume tomorrow.
Received only for purposes of identi-
fication yesterday at a protracted
session at the fourth precinct, the
items include large batch of warrants
for trafic violations that had gone un-
served, approximately 20 envelopes
now empty-addressed to Winfield and
several books containing carbon copies
Of traff1c tickets made at the time of
their issuance and reserved by the
complaining officer.
Came From Officers Wife.
This material, described as having
come fkom Winfleld's estranged wife
now dead-was brought in by Assistant
Corporation Counsel E. M. Welliver,
the prosecutor, as he placed on the
stand Charles H. Linkins, a member
Of the local bar, who is counsel for
Teunis F. Collier. 300l Dent place, the
Georgetown builder whosef warfare
with the Traffic Department got wide
publicity several months ago.
Collier has pending mandamus
suit against the District Commissioners
and ranking police ofncials headed by
Superintendent Ernest w. Brown to
require enforcement of laws against
trafiic violators.
Charles E. Ford. defense counsel,
objected vigorously to the introduction
of the purported evidence, contending
the fact that it came from a person
now dead precluded admission. 1nspec-
tor Edward j. Kelly ruled, however,
that 1t might be received on the basis
of supporting testimony from others
the witness said were present when it
was received last January. Among
these was Collier, who, with the
others, is to appear at the hearing.
Theater Passes Cited.
Harry E. Lohmeyer. district manager
for Warner Bros. theaters, told the
trial board yesterday that while he
was manager at the Earle. and in
continuation of precedent already
established, approximately 200 passes
were sent each week to members OF the
Police Department as a matter Of
courtesy, and that Superintendent
Brown and other onicials had season
passes. He said that on occasion
tickets that had been given for traffic
breaches accompanied these passes to
Winfield and other officers.
Winfield is now attached to the
second precinct.
Sitting on the case with Inspector
Kelly are Capt. ]. c. Morgan Of the
NTH precinct and Capt. Lloyd e. Kelly
Of the eighth.
Evening star., 1937-06-08
CLUB TO TAKE TRIP

A weekend trip to Colonial Beach
for the Buchanan Recreational Club
functioning under the Community
Center Department. has been ar
ranged by the clubs Executive Com
mittee.
About IS members of the club will
leave after the meeting Saturday and
will return the following evening
Fishing, swimming. boating, hiking
and huge wienie roast are on the
program.
Chaperoning the group will be Mrs
H. c. Olson, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Dimock and Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. SHAFT
Evening star., 1937-06-08

Resting in the basement of the Ag-
riculture Departments South Build
ing after three months of crab meat
investigations from Florida to North
Carolina, the white trailer has an in
terror that resembles any compact
laboratory. There are two electric
fans. gas heater and gas burner sup
piled from tanks in a cabinet under
the sink, an ice box, an electric in
cubator which can be operated on
storage batteries that are part OF the
equipment, sterilizers and glassware
A hose connection projecting through
one wall makes possible a liberal
source of running water when the
lab" is not on the 60, although there
are tanks to provide water when none
can be piped from outside.
Have No Parking Troubles.
The trailer was equipped at the Ag-
riculture Department shops from de-
signs and specifications by B. A. Lin
den, bacteriologist with the Food and
Drug Administration. 1t carries a
folding canvas chair and bridge
table which are set up outside as Office
furniture when there is writing Of re-
ports or other non-laboratory work to
be done.
Morris Ostrolenk, trailering bacter-
iologist, said he has yet to encounter
parking troubles. State and Municipal
Board Of Health people are intrigued
with the laboratory and have been
eager to accommodate it.
The advantage of the trailer lab
explained DR.. Arthur c. Hunter, senior
bacteriologist. is that it obviates ship
ments Of samples.
Evening star., 1937-06-08
RICE HOOE FIGHTS
AGAINST "RESIGNATION''

Rice Hooe, assistant corporation
counsel in charge Of the staff at
Police Court, today appeared before
the Commissioners to fight against his
resignation"
The Commissioners announced soon
after the hearing that they had taken
the matter under advisement," but
did not state how soon they might
reach q decision.
Hooe had with him at the hear
ing as counsel w. Gwynn Gardiner,
former District Commissioner. Cor
poration Counsel Elwood H. Seal, who
asked for Hooe's resignation, also was
present, and both sides to the contro.
versy left before thA decision to delay
action was announced.
Evening star., 1937-06-08

BREACH W|DENS
Committee Against False
Economy Gains Support
of Labor Lodge.

The factional breach in the Aneri.
can Federation Of Government EN-.
ployes appeared to be widening today
as the Committee Against False
Economy which has split with ma.
tional headquarters. announced sup.
port from National Labor Relation.
Board Lodge of the federation, while
the Society of Federal Translators
another unit, declared itself out o1
the federation.
Concurrently, five lodges suspended
by the federation last September
moved for affiliation with the Com.
mittee on Industrial Organization.
Labor Relations Board Lodge, which
has just been chartered by the A. r
G. E.. voted full support and indorse.
ment" of the campaign launched BY
the Committee Against False Econ.
omy, made up Of seven lodges, now
under suspension for their independ-
ent drive against Government re.
trenchment, a statement said.
Plan Mass Meeting.
These seven, which face hearing
by q subcommittee of the Executive
Council Saturday, have arranged 9
mass meeting at the Willard Hote
Thursday night, at which speakers
will be Senator McCarran, Democrat
OF Nevada, and Representative Kelly
Democrat, OF Pennsylvania. Pau
Olsen Of Library of Congress Lodge
which has not joined in the rebel
movement-will be chairman of the
meeting.
The withdrawal Of Translators
Lodge from the federation came as {
surprise. 1t was made known in thi
announcement sent to newspapers:
''The Society Of Federal Translator.
lodge No. 19), which was the frs
lodge to join the American Federation
of Government Employees and who's
membership is very conservative IL
character, passed a resolution at it!
meeting of June 7, 1887, Terminating
its afdliation with the federation OF
account of dissatisfaction with TIN
present leadership Of that organi
zation."
Charge Failure to Organize.
The five lodges suspended las
September made the move for c. I. @
afiliation through their Inter- -Unio,
Council, which functions in Farm
Credit, Securities and EXCHANGE
Social Security, Railroad Retiremen
and Public Assistance Division Of tn
District Of Columbia.
They declared that the A. F.. G. E
an affiliate of the American Fedora
ton Of Labor, has failed miserabl
to organize employees of the Fedora
Government for advancement Of thei
interests" and has expelled or refuse
to admit to membership, 1000 en-
ployes.
The council called on the Connmitte
Against False Economy, the newly
formed Congressional secretarie
Guild, the Rural Electrtncation Unior
The Social Security Board Union c
Baltimore and the Association Of Fed
eral Mechanics to join with them.
It was recently announced that tn
G. I. o. Is considering invading tn
aneld Of Government employees.
y Meanwhile, the Social securit
Evening star., 1937-06-08
PATENT LAWYERS CLUB
TO MARK ANNIVERSARY
Final Dinner Meeting of Season
Will Be Held
Tonight.

The Patent Lawyers Club will cele-
brate its second anniversary at its
final dinner meeting of the season TO-
night at the Parrot.
The club is composed of several
young patent lawyers Of Washington.
Those elected to active membership
during the past season include Edward
B. Beale. Edmund H. Parry, Ralph H.
Hudson, Roberts B. Larson, Archibald
R. McCallum Edward Newton, George
W. Gardes, Robert c. Riordon and
Charles Shelton. William w. Fleming
is president of the organization.
Evening star., 1937-06-08

parents ! Oc a I e
two l0-year-old
boys, believed to
be pedaling to-
ward either Pitts
burgh or Ger
mantown, Pa, on
their bicycles.
The boys, miss
ing since last
night, are John
Hardell, jr., son
OF the treasurer
of a building sup
ply firm, and
Stanley Lister,
2348 T W e n t y
Evening star., 1937-06-08
Clinic Postponed.

HYATTsV1LLE, Nd, June 8 (Spe-
ciaD D.-The regular chest clinic, sched-
uled for today in the Prince Georges
County Clinic Building here, has been
postponed until 10 am. tomorrow, ac-
cording to an announcement by Mr..
Hugh Welsh, who conducts the ses-
sionS.
Evening star., 1937-06-08

son OF ]. H. Lister of the Farm Credit
Administration. Both stand high in
their classes at Oyster School, Calvert
and Twenty-ninth streets, where they
are in the fifth grade.
Pittsburgh or Germantown were in
dicated as possible destinations, be-
cause John, at the breakfast table
yesterday asked his father how to spell
Pittsburgh. and the elder Hardell owns
farm at Germantown. His last long
Evening star., 1937-06-08
BAND CONCERTS.

By the Army Band in the formal
garden at Walter Reed Hospital at
$50 o'clock tonight. Capt. Thomas
F. Darcy, leader; Karl Hubner, as
sistant, conducting.
BY the Soldiers Home Band at the
bandstand at o'clock tonight. John S.
NJ Zimmerman, bandmaster; Anton
Pointner. assistant.
Evening star., 1937-06-08

Board Union of Baltimore is having
added trouble, it was reported today,
with announcement that five more
officials Of the organization have been
dismissed for union activity. This
follows the dropping Of four others,
whose cases now are before tha>oard
itself.
Evening star., 1937-06-08
HEARINGS DELAYED
Work on Judges Retirement Bill
to Start Friday.

Hearing on bill providing for re-
tirement OF judges of the Police
Juvenile and Municipal Courts, sched-
uled to start today before a subcom-
mittee of the House District Commit
tee, were postponed until Friday al
1890 am.
Representative Quinn. Democrat, OF
Pennsylvania. chairman Of the SUBJ
committee, arranged the postpone
ment to avoid conflict with a hearing
scheduled by another subcommittee
on a bill to limit the number of taxi
cabs in Washington.
Evening star., 1937-06-08
D. c. Youth Graduates in Ohio.

Cuvier Metzler, jr., Of 1910 Eight
eenth street will be graduated from
Ohio Wesleyan University at the
ninety-third annual exercises there
Monday morning. He will receive a
bachelor OF arts degree.
Evening star., 1937-06-08
T,v0 lO-Year-Olds Pedal Aluav.
Leare Searc1,ers Myriad Clues

Clues galore from foot
prints on a front porch roof to a miss
ing $50 bill-were available to police
today in their efforts to help worried
Evening star., 1937-06-08
KNOTS DISAPPEAR
FROM KEENE ROPE;
POLICE LOSE CLUE
Strange Discovery Is Made
Regarding Piece About
Murdered Mans Neck.
STRAND REDISCOVERED
ON SMITH ISLAND
Detective Marlin Brubaker Ex.
pressed Disappointment-Plans
to Confer With Prosecutor.
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
A ueek ago yesterday the Ueioht-
ed body of Charles F. Keene, ST.,
Washington real estate man, uds
found near Smith Island, Nd, tuo
weeks after he mysteriously disap-
2eared from the steamer District OF
Columbia
A Maryland coroner's jury de-
cldred the UaS murdered, but no
substantial progress so jar has been
made in soluHng the mystery.
La gaceta., 1937-09-14

por ell desprecio con que Sc Ie
Ve' y por 10 mismo no Sc arrai-
ga en- Ell pals nj Sc confunde
con la poblaci6n nativa. Ira
oaJa largos amos, sin cesar. Y
en- la vejez Sc retira a 81 IN
gar de origen llevandose 81
producto de su trabajo.
Este problema podrfan resol
verlo los cubanos d~ecretando
Ia no ex%portaci6n de capitales
y fiseaiizando 10 conducente
para impedir ell absentismo.
otra de las emigraciones
que consideran en- Cuba PERM
ciosas' por ell estado en- Que vi
ven y por sus a~ctividades In
erauvas, es la judia En- los Ill
amos ha sido inyadida
Cuba por verdaderas tribus de-
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nuncia, asimismo, practicas de
vida antihigienica, falta de nu-
|tricion, senectud de las castas v
abuse de los t6xicos.
Ell dilatado pueblo chino es,
sin embargo, ell creador de los
matices mas exquisitos de todas
las civilizaciones. Y sus descu-
brimientos cientificos no han
sido divulgados sinceramente.
Pueblo immense, habia pasa-
do va por ell periodic de la que
IRA o barbarie occidental moder
ma, cuando los imperialistas eu-
ropeos fueron a convertible EN-
mercado y campo de negocios
" exploitation. Los ingleses, Gu
va aristocracia y burguesia des-
.cienden de piratas v bandidos,
son los responsables ante la His
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LOS GUANTES
IJE PREPARAN
LOS CANPEONES
LUIS EN- LA CUMPRE

Mike Jacobs, ell nuevo "empe
rador" de los empresarios DE b.
xeo, ofrecera ell dia % de este
mes, en- New York, su progra-
ma de campeones.
al italiano Lou Ambers, Que
trataba de rehuir una pelea con
Pedro Montanez, Ell campe6n sin
corona de las 1876 libras, ell he
breo lie ofreci6 una bolsa de 90
mil pesos y Ambers acept6.
En- un anterior encuentro, We
rificado hace poc& meses, Mon
tanez pele6 con Ambers, fuera
de peso, y lie venci6. LIE brinda-
ron al italiano un segundo COM
bate, por la corona, y dijo que
no. Insistieron Y SO ofreci6 pa
ra un segundo combate "fuera
de peso"
Entonces Montanez lie hiZo sa
Der que por su parte no habria
repetition en- esas condolences.
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DEPORTES
CAPABLANCA HIZO Ia
BIAS LAS DOS PARTIDAS
SUSPENDIDAS Y PASO
AL TERCER LUGAR

Semmerling, Austria, Sept.
14.-El cubano Jose Rail Capa-
blanca, excampe6n mundial de
ajedrez, convino aver en- dar
por empatadas las partidas sus-
pendidas con los maestros Ru-
ben Fine, de los Estados Unidos
v Erich Eliskases, de Austria.
Capablanca tenia una peque-
ma ventaja en- las dos partidas,
pero decide conservar su ener-
gfa para los venideros mat
ches." FL cubano subi6 al tercer
lugar, con 1A psrtidas ganadas
Y ~ perdidas.
Samuel Reshevsky, ell cam :
pe6n -norteamericano, sigue en-
ell primer lugar, con 212 CANA
das Y "a perdida. Salo Flohr, de
Checoeslovaquia, aparece en- ell
segundo puesto, con 2 victorias
y / derrota.
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norteamericanos, de armas, han
visto un amplio mercado en- Chi
ma. La raza blanca esta llamada
a desaparecer en- su impotencia
numerical.
Los chinos de Cuba van des-
plazando a los espafoles del
concrete de ultramarinas de
perfumerias, de restaurantes,
etc. Ademas, Sc dedican a lavar
ropa. Son industriosos Y reco-
gidos. Pasan desapercibidos en-
10 individual.
Seg1n ell decir de los estadis
tas cubanos, los chimes son a
modo de una playa de sangui-
juelas que succionan la econo-
mia del pals. En- este punto
les concedo la raz6n a los cuba
nos. FL chino no crea familia,
La gaceta., 1937-09-14

invasores ingleses con armas
primitivas. En- la obscuridad de
las noches ataeaban a los con-
quistaderes con trabucos Y es-
padas y llevaban faroles para
hacer claridad en- los caminos.
De mas esta decir que los faro
les eran ell blanco de Ia artillerfa
britannica. ESQ sucedia hace ape
mas medic siglo. Pero ahora
hasta las mujeres Sc instruyen
en- la aviaci6n y manejo de las
armas mas potentes y mortffe-
ras. Esperemos una nueva ge-
neracion china; esperemos que
los euatrocientos y pico de mi
Homes de chinos Sc preparen
para la guerra con los recursos
de la tecnica actual, w.,
Los fabricantes europeos y
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toria del relajamiento del gran
pueblo asiatico.

|toria del relajamiento del gran
pueblo asiatico.
Prueba irrecusable de que los
hombres de todas las razas sien
ten identicos impulses Y soncu-
man parecidas obras, segdn sea
semejante su estado de vigor fl
sico v de desarrollo Intellectual,
la esta dando China en- los pre-
Isentes momentos. Else fantasia
co dragon dormido que al ser
despertado por las bayonetas
imperialistas empieza a abrirl
ojos a la vida moderna y amena
"a con dar un zarpazo a los pue-
bios pigmeos que presumen de
conquistadores. va teneis a Chi
ma preparandose para la guerra
tecnica v quimica. Hace apenas
medic siglo. guerreaban con los
La gaceta., 1937-09-14

La Association Nacional de
Boxeo esta ahora de acuerdo
con la Comisi6n Atletica del Els
tado de New York en- Ell punto
de que Jose Luis es ell legftimo
campe6n del peso complete,
AL tempo que Sc lie concedfa
ell honor, ]. F. Mahoney, MEM
bro de la Association, aseguraba
que Luis habia defendido SUI IT,
tulo sin mostrar verdadera INA
dera" de campe6n.
Despues del negro dynamite
ro,', que sabe "encogerse" Guam
do a Jacobs le convene, la Also.
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iQUIERE listed COMPRAR
UN G o BUENO
Y SECURE?

Por causa de ancianidad sa-
crificamos I'm negocio y una pro
piedad de A a~partamentos TODD
completamente amueblado, in
cluyendo banos y entradas pri-
vadas. Los alquileres son los
mismos de la depression; ingre-
so annual de $3.50; gastos de
$4,000 Sc toma en- parte dine
70 italiano o libretas de Ahorro
Postal. Precio $4,300.00. Paul
Ferrara, 2109h Gale IL.
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PERRONI POR
NOCAUT TECNICO

Toledo, Ohio, Sept. 14.-Por
nocaut tecnico, en- Ell tercer asal
to, Bob Olin, excampe6n de las
IT'S libras, venci6 en- esta ciu :
dad a Patsy Perroni, ell diestro
pugil de Cleveland.
Perroni tuvo que retirarse del
"ring." luego de ser reconocido
por un medico, con la Mandolin
la lastimada.
La diferencia de peso era de
1875 ell vencedor.
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DRESSER DESTITUIDO &C.
MO DIRECTOR DE LOS RO
JOS DE CINCINNATI

Cincinnati, Sept. Ia Las
grandes ligas no jugaron aver
pero ell Cincinnati do una sor :
presa al p1blico, no a los bien
enterados, anunciando la desti-
tuci6n o libertad Unconditional
de Chas. Dresser, ell director, y
de los ayudantes George Kedlly
y Tom Sheehan.
Como director INFERNO, mien-
tras la renovation sc compile
ia, fue designado ell veterano
Bobby Wallace.
A los tres Sc pagaran por en-
tero los sueldos que aparecen en-
los contracts de 1887,
Wallace dirigira ell desafic
que los ,Rdjos sostendran hoy
con ell Cincinnati.
LIE ayudaran en- calidad de
coaches" Ell segundo catcher
Virgil Davis y Bill Hughes, d.
rector del club de Moskogee,
Oklahoma, que pertenece a los
Rojos.
Ell propietario del Cincinna-
tt manifesto que no arroja So
bre los despedidos ell peso de la
mala demonstration del team,
que Sc halla en- Ell s6tano, con 81
Sdesafios ganados y 70 perdidos.
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de todos los hombres.
Chinos, Jatdfos, AntillGnos

La colonia china de Cuba, es
numerosa. La Habana v Santa
go de Cuba son los PARTICIPATES
centres de los asiaticos. En- la
Habana hasta publican dos dia-
rios en- su idioma.
Ell proceso de emigration y
establecimiento del hombre a.
marillo en- America, es semet
JAMIE al del espanol. Y sus pro-
cedimientos mercantiles, guar
dan bastante relaci6n.
Ell chino es considerable, CO.
mo ell negro, inferior etnica-
mente al blanco. Esta inferiori-
dad-vamos a reconocerla--de-
La gaceta., 1937-09-14
La Gaceta Folletin No. SO
ENRIQUE LCMEN
LA REVOLUTION
GUIANA

pasaran muchos amos sin que
veamos al blanco hacienda pile
ma justicia al negro.
La Revolution Social va a te-
ner que consumar la obraI de
justicia que una parte de la HUI
manidad pide a gritos de deses-
peraci6n. Y las razas humilla-
das, ultrajadas Y detenidas, es-
tan llamadas a ser actoras en- la
verificaci6n del nuevo estado
de cosas, conformativa de una
era mas acorde con Ell sentir y
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: Ia HACErK-

|ciaci6n pone en- orden de cate
goria a Maxies SchmeGng, ell ale
man vencedor de Luis; Tommy
Farr, Ell ingfes que lie hizo tan
ia resistencia al negro; Bob Pas
tor, de New York, Ell hombre a
quien Luis no pudo encontrar
en- ell ring" por las carreras
que daba; Besto Lowell, de la
Argentina, una esperanza; ia :
mes j. Braddock, Ell Rxcampe6n;
Tony Galento, unsasplAnte que
no llegara; Nathan Mann, Al
Mccoy, Ell chileno Arturo Go :
doy y Roscoe Toles.
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ROCHA PELEl4Sz~gs
ITAIIANO G G

FL italiano Gaspar G.
aficionado local, Sc batira ef
YES pr la noche, en- g Acade-
mia All professor Downing, con
Jerr Rocha de Barlow.
Rocha venci6 la semana pasa-
da a R. Quintero y ha ganado
todas las peleas sostenidas n
Tampa. .
C.. J. Powell, la "estrella" de
las primeras noches, "estrella"
va eclipsada, reaparecera con
Frank Rockwell de contrario.
La gaceta., 1937-09-14

LECCIONES de guitarfa Ha-
waiiana, dadas con Ell mejor me-
TODD que existe. Resultados in
mediatos. Conservatorio de Nd
siea Honolulu, habitaci6n 220,
Arcade de Cass y Florida. Te-
lefono M 6797.
La gaceta., 1937-09-14

En- Worcester, Inglaterra,
Carlos E. Guimard, de Buenos
Aires, divide ell primero y Ell Sc
gundo premio con ell ingles A.
Thomas, de Londres. Cada uno
anot6 512 puntos.
Finaliz6 en- tercer lugar Ell
Dr.. A. Stein, de Augsburg, con
A puntos.
La gaceta., 1937-09-14

Barney Ross, ell hebreo cam
pe6n de las lat libras y excam-
poem del peso ligero, rehuia I'm
combate con Ceferino Garcia,
combate que lie habia p%rometido
solemnemente ante la Comisi6n
Atletica del Estado de N. York.
Decfa Ross que ell filipino no
era attraction de taquilla y que
por este Sc oponfa.
Garcia sostuvo nuevas peleas
Y entonces convenci6 a Mike ia
La gaceta., 1937-09-14
VICTORIA DEL MEJICANC
PACHO

Filadelfia, Sept. 14.-Bobby
Pacho, ell mejicano que aspira al
titulo de campe6n de las lat IL
oras, vencio aquf por puntos, en-
Ocho asaltos, a Harry Rubin, I'm
p1gil local.
Los dos hombres subieron al
suadrilatero ofuera de los limites
lie Gu categoria.
La gaceta., 1937-09-14

La Association reconoce tam :
bien a los siguientes campeo-
mes: JohneHenry Lewis, de las
IL libras; Freddie Steele, del
peso medic; Barney Ross, del be
so weller; Lou Ambers, del peso
ligero; Sixto Escobar, del ban
tam, y Benny Lynch, de Ingla-
terra, peso de mosca.
La gaceta., 1937-09-14

Sixto Escobar es ell favorito
en- la pelea con Harry Jeffra.
Ell puertorriqueno pele6 con
Jeffra, fuera de peso, y ell joven
de Baltimore lie venci6 por pun
tos.
La gaceta., 1937-09-14

6ub de que merecfa una prue-
ba por ell titulo.
"Rascandose" la bolsa el en-
presario hubo de persuadirle
con una oferta de $4,000.
La gaceta., 1937-09-14

Marcel Thil es ell legftimo cam
pe6n del peso mediarfo, no i'm :
porta 10 que Olga la ComisiQe
Atletica del Estado de New
Yorke q
Ell frances, que no "usa" pelo
en- la cabeza, por no tenerlo, es
un veterano de Glen combates.
Muchos de los "expertos" es-
timan que Fred Apostoli lie de-
~rrotara Y que regresara a Euro
pa con $4,000, pero sin ell tftu-
10. ~,
Otros opinan que vencera a
Apostoli y que ~entonces Jacobs
lie contratara para un match
con Freddie Steele, Ell campe6n
americana.
ST la pelea con Steele Sc efec-
tia, Ell gallo saldra con las ma
nos en- la cabeza.
La gaceta., 1937-09-14

Pedro Montanez sera I'll favo-
rito EN- la pelea por ell campeo-
nato del peso ligero!N ~consideran
do que es ell campe6n sin corona.
Ross aparece COMO ell favori-
to en- ell encuentro Con ell filipino
La gaceta., 1937-09-14
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