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lac, Robena White, Alice Whiting.
ton, William Zaputil, Carl Zylstra.
and James Burrs.
Juniors: Lucille Abney, Edward
Aho, Donald Albert, Theo. Allen,
John Beital, Jean Burnham, Frank
Centanino, Edward Cestnik, Fran
ces Cobetto, Ruth DeBourg, Don
Denton, Leila Evans, Dominic Fer
rando, Leila Fields, Ethel Free
man, Margaret Giachetto, Mary
Giorgis, Ralph Heare, Jeanne
Heatherly, Leroy Heerwald, Rob-
ert Herlevi, John Hyvonen, Ray
mond Hyvonen, Paul Jeffers, AL
bert Jenkins, Tony Klepich, Oliver
Kokkila, Matt Kovach, Hrosh Ko-
vach, Ervi Lahti, Jack Lane, Mar
tina Leach, Ruth Logan, Flora
Loss, Arthur Michelics Mary Mihe-
Itch, Kathryn Monego, Donald Ne
well, Violet Niemi, Marjorie Nor
thy, Dick Nutting, Raymond Ot-
tero, Betty. OWENS Dewey PARROT,
Irene Pollock, Lillian Presbitero,
Audrey Price, Mary Rankin, Doro-
thy Rhodes, Elene Robinson, Mary
Rosich, Gladys RUSSELL Victor Ryd-
berg, Otto Salo, Jane Simmons,
Harriet Spector, AdoIph steinma-
sci, Mel Stacey, Sigurd Tervo,
Marvin Toffer, Louise Vanderloos,
Benny Viers, Lorraine Waisenen,
Vernon NAPLES, Wesley Waters,
Marian Waiter, JEAN Woodbury.,
Dominic Zan, Tony Zupan, Julia
Zylstra, Robert JONES' Darrell Nc
Gillen and Wester Koski.
Seniors: Helen Cadwallader, Rose
Conwell, Phillip Cooley, Angelo
Dimich, Emil Dimich, Mary Jane
Doyle, Rudolf Frankovich, Mary
Gasser, Leslie CASTOR, Bill Gebo,
Merton Hall, Jane Hardy, Bob
Helm, Thelma Hotchkiss, Rosemary
Jarussi, Yoka Jurkovich, Irene
Kallio, Elsie Karhu, Frances Kles-
sens, Esther Krook, Leslie Land
ers, Edna Lantta, Zita Lauerman,
Phyllis Lindquist, Frances Lucara,
Bertha Lundi, Max Mann, Isla
Maddox, Genevieve Marino, lima
Mattila, Richard Mayer, Evelyn
Met Collun, Lois Mcdaniel, Wanda
Mcdonald, Robert McMinn, Oliver
Nyback, Lael 0lcott, Gertrude o.
Neill, Henry overgaag, Tom Ow-
ems, Lester Palm, Menilla Parrot,
Marvin Pelo, Elizabeth Puutio,
Clarence Resser, Albert Rhodes,
Ralph Ricketts,, Albert Salo, Waino
Salo, Margaret Schmitz, Helen Sex
ulich, Steve Sekulich,E Irma Stew
ems, Norma Stumpff, Joe Tarro,
Teresa Thiel, Creath Tooley, Ter
esa Vietti, Elmer allis,r Cora
White, Charles Williams, LaVerna
Woodrow, Elizabeth .zupan, Coral
Prigge and Agnes Martin. "
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17
CARD OF THANKS

! With deepest gratitude we ex-
tend our thanks for the many
kind acts Of sympathy expressed
by thoughtful friends, in the re-
cent loss of our beloved son.
We are very grateful for the
beautiful service and floral offer
.ings. Especially do we wish to
thank those who worked so faith
fully to bring our SON Frank back
to us.
! Mr.. and Mrs Fred Alden.
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17

Iened, the exact nature of which
will be announced later. y,~.
Mrs. Elma Parker Alden Of st.
Louis, Mo-, arrived Tuesday to
spend two weeks as the guest Of
her parents-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. H. Alden. Mrs. Hugh Richard
son, a niece of Mrs. Alden's who
has been visiting in Red Lodge
during the last two weeks, will re-
turn to her home in Omaha this
week.
o. H. P. Shelley is expected back
today from Mammoth, Yellowstone
Park, where he motored Thursday.
The firm of Jerome G. Boesp-
flung of Miles City was low bidder
on the job of constructing the Rock
Creek spillway in Carbon County,
Robert J. Kelly, State Water
Board Secretary, announced. The
bid was $12,311 and the estimate
cost of the job was $4,000. -Four
other firms bid.
October enrolment for apple
ants in the G. G. g., camps is now
open at the Red Lodge public well
fare offices. Applications are be-
ing accepted from youths between
the ages of II and rs and; assign
ments of those found to be elig-
ible will be made during October.
Young men interested in becoming
radio operators will receive spec
ial consideration in the October
contingent.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Hymer, Bak-
ersfeld, Calf, are in Red Lodge
spending part of their vacation and
visiting with friends. They prev
iously visited in Yellowstone Park.
Mr.. Hymer is. the son Of w. E.
Hymer, who will be remembered
by many residents here. Among
friends of the Californians here are
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Fl. Alden. Mr.. Hy-
mer publishes the Daily Report, a
paper dispensing legal information.
Miss Nina Hawthorne of Bear
creek was the complimented guest
at theatre party arranged as
surprise by Miss Margaret Meik-
lejohn and Miss Dolores Williams.
After attending the theatre in Red
Lodge, the group went to the Meik-
lejohn home where games were
played and refreshments served.
Attending were Miss Mary Jane
Doyle, Miss Mabel Cameron, Miss
Jean freeman, Miss Margaret
Thorn, Miss Dorothy Williams, the
honor guest, Miss Hawthorne and
the hostesses, Miss Meklejohn and
Miss Williams. !
Midshipman Clark Bennett, SEN
ior at the United States Naval ac-
aderIy at Annapolis, is spending
two weeks furlough with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Bennett, of
Fromberg.
The marriage Of Miss Pauline
Thaut and Sam Stefan, both of
Edgar, has been announced. Mrs.
Stefan, is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Thaut and Mr.. Stefan
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Stefan.
Mika Tomas, Bearcreek, a ma
tive of Jugoslavia, has filed an ap-
plication for final citizenship paper
hearing.
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17

and fishing equipment. Mrs. Little
field, our landlady, has just come
in with bowl of sweet peas, and
yesterday she gave US delicious
Strawberries from the garden. #
you think I'm not having q fined
vacation here than ON some litter
ed crowded Pacific beach you are
crazy" -: !
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17

California license plates seen on
the streets than those of other
visiting tourists.
sMost everybody hunts and
fishes, for game is SO abundant and
close at hand, but DR.. Adams likes
to play golf, so he owns a nine
hole course. 1T is a natural, inex-
pensive to maintain, and is equal
to the one at Billings. Not more
than four or five men and four
women play at one time. The dues
are $40 per year, or SIS for a fam
lily. Visitors money is not good.
In this respect I am ahead of one
, of my golfing pals who had to pay
$25 for a months pay at Arrow
head. The climate evidently helps
DIR. Adams do his work and he
gets out for round every even
ing. You can almost play nine
holes during the twilight up here.
Am having the time of my life 60
ing out with the doctor and two
lawyers, all honest men, but the
doc can output me on these big
oil-sand greens, so he is as well
off as if he charged me fees.
%Once Red Lodge had a brewery,
but this building now houses a pea
cannery. In the long past they had
more people and a big opera house.
A. distillery got bargain in the
building and now it utiIizes home
products for a sign says "corn and
barley wanted" 1t would seem the
trend is to hard liquor, but an at
torney said I would be surprised
how many business men do not
drink at ALL"
Mr.. Hymer then tells about a
call he made at the court house.
Happened to see the sheriff, Jack
McFate, unharness himself from
his shoulder holster. You would
know he is the sheriff any place
you met him and a lot of people
in the region have found it out
who were not exactly trying to
meet him. My father lived here
for years until his death four years
ago, and when / was introduced to
Undersheriff Moore he remarked,
."your father sold hardware to my
father in western Nebraska 55
years ago."
"This is the only town I know
of that outsmarted the WPA and
made the outlay pay back a reve-
nue.. They used a WPA grant to
build swell cabins out of beautiful
logs in a camp on the Park high
way and the city operates this and
collects the revenue.
"I've told you enough so some
of you will run up some time with
your guns and fishing rods. From
the steward in the Elks' club and
the banker to the sheriff they will
greet you the first time you pass
and call you by your first name
after you have been here two days.
"When an American goes to
Mexico he stays two weeks and
comes back and writes a book. He
knows more about the country
than an American who has lived
there 10 years. I've been in Red
Lodge but three days and old tim
ers here might portray the place
differently. But this is my story
and I will stick to- it, and they
won't object to publicity about this
grand highway, nor will you regret
that 4 urged you to get acquainted
with Red Lodge and her people"
Winters are long up here, but
these people, who know how to
live, say the summers and falls are
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17
REPRESENTATIVE WANTED

REPRESENTATIVE WANTED
to look after our magazine sub
scription interests in Red Lodge
and vicinity. Our plan enables you
to secure a good part of the hun,
dreds Of dollars spent in this vic.
unity each fall and winter for mag.
azines. Oldest agency in U. 8
Guaranteed lowest rates on all per.
iodicals, domestic and foreign. In
structions and equipment free
Start a growing and permanent
business in whole or spare time,
Address Moore -Cottrell, Inc, Way.
land Roads, North Cohocton, N. Y,
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17

worth it. This will become an i'm
portant summer resort for people
east of the Ohio and more would
have summer homes here now if
they knew about the vicinity and
if there were greater accommo-
dations. (.
"I've told you enough so some of
you will head this way with guns
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17
:.-,s.. p :,1.s -
Local {.
Happenings Il:

MRS. Ellard johnson and daugh-
ter, Dawn Marie Of Butte are Wis
iting in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Romani. -: =:
Miss Anna Miller of the state
welfare department at Helena was
comforting with Mrs. Eva Gable,
superintendent of Carbon county
schools, relative to proposed dia-
gnostic clinic for crippled children.
The scope of the work being done
in this department is being broad
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17
M,a. ~ %t'E2$S& s$S. g..
OTIS 3 !. ! ! HYMI|ER

back door, but Red Lodge needed
the highway and she got it. Since
it is here we may as well use it,
and they tell me there are more
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17
SPECIAL NOTICES


WANTED: Room and board in
private home for a gentleman. Call
at News office.
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17

1-28-46 Minneapolis Threshing
Machine with peas and bean at
tachment. Davey Motor Co., Inc
Columbus, Mont.
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17
BEAUTY SHOPS.

Permanents, $3.50 and up. Mrs
Mary J. johnson. Phone 241-J. ia
South Platt. >
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17

truck unless he has been issued a
permit or has secured brand in
spection before loading. ....
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17
OPTICAL SERVICE

DIR. RTESLAND, the eye spec
ialist may be consulted for the
finest and latest optical service at
Hotel Pollard Oct. 9TH to 9th all
day.
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED: Horses or Cattle
suitable for fox feed. Must be in
fair condition. See EN- Alive Zoo
Phone 400-J or 27-J
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17
DRUGS : MEDICAL

FREE! IF excess acid causes you
pains of Stomach Ulcers, Indiges
tion, Heartburn, Belching, Bloat
ing, Nausea, Gas Pains, get free
Sample, Udga, at the Red Lodge
Drug Co.
10. statesmen AGENTS
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17
AZ. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Houses for sale, to be moved,
from $50 to 5000 for a real good
one. Harry Owens, Washoe, Mont.
81 MAHHINIERX n,,L cIIppI IEc
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17

ed to any stock inspector or officer
upon demand. No person, it was
pointed out, shall move stock by
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17

lac, Robena White, Alice Whiting
ton, William Zaputil, Carl Zylstra,
and James Burrs.
La gaceta., 1937-01-12
Jack Cuddy dice que el boycott de
la pelea le'paroce justiicado
La conducta de Make SchrAeling en- ell pasado

New York. Eneroa 2.-El a
nunciado boycott de la Lig9 An
ti-Nazi contra Il pelea Schme-
ling ?BraddocR Sc ha contesh-
do con gritos de "yusto trato,"
impar.iaiidaA, etc. dice Jack
Cuddy, ell notable escritor de-
portivo.
Yo pensaba salir a la defen-
sa de Max, con algunos diSpa-
ros, pero antes resolvi vesificar
ina investigation.
Hecha la ayeriguaci6n llegue
! a estas conclusiones: No lie pc
que a sus hijos, salvo cuando Sc
trate EN- defensa propia.
Y resolvi colgar mi Vqosquete
Y no tirar contra nadie. Me sien
10 convencido de que Ia pelea
s. hmeling-Braddock no Sc efeo
tuara nrnca.
Make Y yo somos buends ami
gos y lie admire como un atleta.
Els uno de los mas limpios p1gi-
les de la historic del ring" Els
/ IN hombre bueno con su madre
? con su espOsa,
Pero como I'm gladiator pro-
fesional a la GAIA del dollar, Ma
xie ihizo cosas que dejaron muy
NAL SAILOR en- las bocas de ms
chas personals. Las cosas indi-
can que el pegaba puntapies a
sus amigos para lograr 10 que
guerra.
Ell hombre que gan6 un THU
10 sentado en- la Iona. evadf6 sus
promesas con la comisi6n de DO
xeo en- la segunda pelea con
Sharkey; engan6 a tan notable
periodista americana como Paul
Calico Y di6 ell "apret6n" a su
director Joe Jacobs.
Muchos miembros de la fra :
ternidad del boxeo recibieron la
impression de que no podfa de :
penderse de Schmeling para
que ~respetara sus promesas.
Y a esta opinion Sc lego Guam
do Schmeling habfa prometido
regresar a los Estados Unidos y
defender su tituio, en- case de
que 10 conquistara de Braddock.
La gaceta., 1937-01-12

tes arrugas, y las aletas de la
nariz Sc lie juntan. Su boca es
un trazo agrdo.
Mi padre me dijo ell otro dfa
que era mi deber proteger al de-
bill v que era repugnante pegar
a quien sc sabe que no puede de-
feaderse. Brosius es un cana
lla....
-Es un vanidoso. Mi prima
me ha contado que no habla
mas que de ST mismo y del Kali
SER.
Els un cobarde, como todos
los que hablan en- voz alta-dijo
Ferd riendose, v Sc puso a re-
volver en- I'm charco con su vari-
ia.
-Pero hara carrera. No Sc
QUEEN dijo que iban q hacerle
La gaceta., 1937-01-12
RICARDO HERNANDEZ DE-
lRROTO A VACHON

Clearwater, Enero PEI pu
gil tampeno Ricardo Hernandez
del peso ligero, superb aver, en-
una pelea lenta, a Ray Vachon,
de Chicago. Hernandez perdio
en- ell aire muchos golpes.
Charlie PARA y Luis Coma
lez habian llegado al puinto a.
salto, crando Parrita la descar
GO la derecha y ell "Lenero' ca
20 a la Iona.
Battling Mickey puso a dor :
mir a Bill Pippin; Jim Martin
de Columbus, Ca, acost6 a Babe
Valdes, y Kid Cyclone veneit
por puntos a Johnny Lopez.
La gaceta., 1937-01-12

"a Y cae. Tode lie sale al reeves.
En- todas parties Sc da de bru-
ces, y todos lie hacen burla, por-
que nadie lie defiende. No pue-
de presumir de tener un primo
en- la Marina, nj de las condeco-
racionss de su padre, nj siquie-
"a tiene TN ito que sea doctor.
Y su teoho no es como los nues-
tros. Por todas parties 10 tras-
pasan, con risotadas, la burla y
ell desprecio. Ell cree segurameA
tie que TODD este forma parte de
su vida, y esta triste, como es
natural. de tener semejante vi
Ga. Y 81 Brosius lie sigue tratan-
do ash, lie parecera tambien ma
tural.
Ferd pone cara de vieio. La
frente Sc lie puebla de importan-
La gaceta., 1937-01-12
FACIL VICTORIA DE JOSE
LUIS

Buffalo, y. Y, Fnero H.
En- Ell segundo asalto. de una ex-
hibici6n a cuatro asaltos, lose
Luis, ell famoso pdgil negro de
Detroit, puso a dcrmir a Stan
ley Ketchell, de Bloomfield, N;
Jersey. Ket hell cay6 a la Iona
a los 3112 segundos del asalte
que result6 final. Una izquierds
a la mandfbula, rapfda y eject.
va, derrib6 a Stanley.
Luis ''jug6' cqa su opone'te
en- ell primero, y'no hiQo esfuer.
70 algrno para pegarle y ponel
lie a dormir.
IA llegar ell segundo, efnegrt
lie "arrincon6" sobre las sogas
le asesto I'm formidable "jab''
derribandolo por la cuenta d.
diez.
La gaceta., 1937-01-12
DEPORTES
q d STEELE BOXEA-
RIA CON JIMMY McLARNIN

New York, Enero Us.
los planes preparados Sc reali.
zan, Freddie Steele, ell campeor
del peso medic, sc batira muy
pronto con Jimmy McLarnin, e
e~xcampe6n del peso weller.
Dave Miller, Ell director de
Steele, ha dicho que firmara e.
contrato para una pelea que pre-
bablemente Sc verificara eT
Seattle, Los Angeles o Sar
Francisco.
Pop Foster, director de NIX
Larnin, ira a Tacoma a compile
tar las negociaciones.
"Creo que monetariamente e.
encuentro sera muy productive
Freddie es un favorito en- la cos
ia del Pacifico y 10 mismo pue-
de decirse de Jimmy"
McLarnin tendra la oportuni
dad de ganar otro tftulo Y nc
tendra que dar mas de seis Q
siete libras de ventaja.
Freddie puede rebajar 81 pc
SO a 154 v Jimmy elevar el suyo
a lat O 148.
La gaceta., 1937-01-12

Silberstein...
Y diciendo este, golpea furio-
so la hierba.
en-
tuSiasmado con la idea. Sill
bernstein Is muy buen chic. 81
otro dia me ayud6 a copiar en-
su casa toda la tarea de frances,
ipues no ACADIA de antrarme ESQ
del subjuntfve...
Ferd me dirige una mirada
Severa.
mo Sc trata de que sea an
buen chico. Hay muchos que 10
son Y a mi no Sc me da un pi-
toche de ellos. Pero ell pobre
Leon nc tiene a nadie que lie
proteja. En- ell fdtbol, todos lie
echan la z~ancadilla, v luego le
insultan v Sc rien de 81 81 tropie
La gaceta., 1937-01-12
La Gaceta Folletfn No. 5
Ernesto Glaeser
Los QUE TENIAMOS
DOCE AMOS

-Lo que Brosius ACADIA de
hacer con ell pobre Sflberstein
es una coehinada, Ssabes?
Yo asiento con TN gesto. So
bre Ell pecho Sc me desmigaja Ell
pan acimo.
-Ya sabe Ell con quien 10 hace.
iClaro les muy facil burlarse
de un infeliz que sable que no
puede ddfenderse. Y 81 Sc 10
cuenta a su padre, este no con-
seguira NADIA con acusarle. Bro
sius tiene una Influenza enor-
La gaceta., 1937-01-12

me con ell director, que lie con-
sidera mucho, y mi padre me
ha dicho que en- ell Ministerio ls
guardian tambien la espalda bue
nos amigos.
Ferd Sc sienta a mi lado, de-
jando caer un POGO hacia ade-
lante su cabeza menuda, Cruza
las piernas Y Sc pona a silbar.
Algo grande eSta pensando,
'pues apoya contra la nariz ell
dedo indice de la manc derecha.
De pronto, sc levanta y corta
una varita de la salguera. Y al
tempo Ique con ella descabeza
un par de flores de diente de
leon, cuyo zumo emarillo brilla
venenoso entire ell verde tierno
de las hierbas, me dice:
-Tenemos que protegeH a
La gaceta., 1937-01-12

Recuerdan que Schmeling re-
hus6 una oferta de $4,000 pa
IA pelear con Jose Luis, en- sep
tiem6fe, despues de que sa DE
con Braddock Sc habia sus-
fpendido por "artritis." .
Entretanto la Madison Sqga.
re Garden, con la que Braddock
firm6 I'm contrato para Ia pri.
mera defensa de su tftulS, per-
1era ell control de Ia corona DIES
pu6s del "bout" de junio-ya ga
ne S~chmeling, Luis derrote a
Braddock @ Jersey James reten
"a Ell titulo.
Y 81 "a pelea Sc verifica en-
New York, 10 meier que hace
Ia Garden es buscar a Braddock
IN oponente que no este "boy-
;oteado."
Por 10 que al boycott re4pecta
debe admitirse que es Una seria
arma-ahora que Sc Iha procla-
mado oficialmente.
Pero creo que jamas sc hubie
ra declarado de existir la espe-
rama de que Make cumpliera
su palabra.
Fuerte preston Sc hace scbre
los padres del boxeo y opinase
que la Garden resolvera canoe
lar ell match Fredericksburg.
ling, y que Jose Luis sera decla.
RADIO ell retador n1mero / Y 81
venoe a Bob Pastor, ell dia 20 d.
enero.
81 la Garden trata de llevarst
la pelea Braddock4Schmeli
fuera de New York, la Liga An.
ti-Nazi lboycoteara todas sus a.
tracciones. Este es muy seric
porque en- la poblaci6n de la Gil
dad de New York y sus subur
bios figuran 100000 de he
Ibreos,
La gaceta., 1937-01-12

ourouJas nifty gordas que no re-
Vlentan, Ferd encuentra Ia pri-
mera salamandra. LIE hace cos-
orllla de la charca, Vi desapa-
ta' FL animalillo Sc sal,ude y O.
ona a correr, con sus patas tor
pes, que parecen manos, por la
aorlila de la charca, y desapa-
rece entire los juncos. I'm sapo
gordo esta tumbado en- Ell CANT
no. ajeno a TODD, en- su magnffi-
ca pereza. Por entire las fraza-
das CRISES de su carne. abotar-
saoa Sc pasean brilantes mos
'as de a.as cpalescentes. Con
uhos terrones duros espanta-
ii.oS a unos cuantos icuervos que
plco'ean en- la paja podrida de
un patatero a la GAIA de la,vas
o'ancas, Dejamos la villa . n,,as
La gaceta., 1937-01-12

diputado...
-iPor que no?-dijo Ferd.
-Muchos como Ell 10 son va.
Es admirable este Ferd. Nj
siquiera lie infunde respeto ell
Parlamento, que es ell sueno do
RADIO de mi padre. Sc RE de TODD
10 que mi familia me obliga a
reverenciar 0 ante 10 que yo he
de guardian un silencio respe-
tuoso cuando hablan de clio las
personals mayores. NADIA lie i'm
pone. iC6mo lie quiero!
-iSf-exclam6 con entusias-
nc, volviende al tema-: pro-
tegeremos a Leon!
Mi amigo hace un gesto de
conformidad. lie echo ell brazo
al cuello, y rompemos a cantar
Junto al pantano, cubierto de
La gaceta., 1937-01-12
Ell anAziomo de Sulphur rings
Wanda Darling vencio EN- la octava carrera

I'm notable ejemplar de la pc
Frrera de Lawrence Nave, Wan
da Darling triunf6 aver en- la
octava carrera obteniendo SUI Sc
gunda victoria ccnsecutiva en-
dos inches.
Los expertos no comedian a
Wanda ell suficiente ''flus' pa
ra entrar en- Ell primer lugar y
Sc equivocaron, pagandose los
boletos a 1920, $500 y $3.50.
Tampdco Sc Qargaban a 20
XII probabilida de triunfar
en- la noyena q ira Y la "cate-
dra' perdio lo apeles. Sc pa :
garon sus bolet6s a $3.50, $3.50
y $a6Q.
AComo dos perros de la prime
" Inca ganaron la apuesta do
BILE, Ritzie Cop " Side Slip, los
La gaceta., 1937-01-12
VENCTO Ell Gigantic TOR
RANCE EN- NEW ORLEANS

New Orleans, La, Enero IL.
-El gigantic Baby Jack Tor :
rance, atleta de fama mundial
como lanzador de pesos, tir6 a.
yer por la cuenta de diez, en- ell
primer asalto, Johnny Saxon,
de Beaumont, estado de Texas,
Fue la segunda victoria de
Torrance, por nocaut, en- otros
La gaceta., 1937-01-12

boletos Sc pagaron a $34.
Triunfaron en- las otras cogn-
petencias Cardigan, Howe Ae-
xas, Gus Liu, Rare J%fvdhtus,
Katy Officer Sian y caloric.
Para la funcion de estA noche
hacen algunos inteligentes estas
selecciones: primera carrera, In
Step, Windy Gay NLady Ally
nes segunda, Squeaky, Red
Count y Delbg; tercera, Pay
Well, Youth and BlSpm y On
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Houdini, silver Luck Y Ritzie
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