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La gaceta., 1937-11-26

iRecuerdan ustedes a aQuel
modesto muchacho Ramon Cuer
vo, cuyos hermanos fueron ase-
sinados por los sicarios del CO.
ronel Batista, en- Guanabacoa!
Ramon Cuervo es ahora tie :
niente del ejercito republican,
espanol Y defiende la causa de
Espaiia, que es la causa de Gu
ba y la DE sus hermanos inmola-
dos por la tiranfa.
Y reproducimos su carta, de
amigo y de hermano, porque
Cuervo estuvo varias veces en-
esta reduction y al desaparecer
hubimos de preguntarnos EN- di-
ferentes ocasiones:
lD6nde Sc encontrara aquel
muchacho cuyos hermanos ase-
sin6 la dictadura militar de Ba-
tista?
La carta del valiente cubano
esta fechada en- ell frente de Te-
ruel y dice:
"Frente de Teruel, 8 de noviem
bre de 1887.
"Sr. Victoriano Manteiga.
"Apreciable amigo: Despues
de un largo silencio, hoy, que
tengo TEMPO, me decide a escri-
birte dos letras. Como recorda-
ras la Ultima yez que tuve opor-
tunidad de hablar contigo fue a
raiz del asesinato perpetrado
EN- las personals de mis- aueridss
hermanos, en- Guanabaeoa, Gu
ba, encontrandome Iyo exilado
desde hacia cast un ano en- esa
ciudad. Me determine a regre-
sar a Cuba y al llegar a la Haba
ma fuf detenido abordo del va
por Florida, en- union de mi es-
posa que, como recordaras, es
tambien tampena, hija de I'm
viejo subscriptor de La Gaceta.
"Fui llevado a los Tribunales
de Urgencia y me pidieron pena
de muerte. Me a~bsolvieron. Que
de sujeto a otras causas, por mi
defensa de los ideales de la Re-
voiuci6n, y bajo fianza recobre
la libertad.
Supongo me habran deelara
do en- rebeldfa y Sc habran in :
cautado de la fianza.
Tome ell vapor para Espa1a.
donde Sc combatfa por la demo-
cracia de los espanoles y del
mundo, y aqui estoy.
"Ayudando a la liberation de
Espana, ayudo a la libertad de
Cuba y de todos los pueblos, que
como nuestra amada isla sufre
bajo Ell yugo infamante y opre-
sor de un Batista, algo asf como
un imitador de Mussolini.
Hoy soy teniente de estado
mayor de Ia 60 Division del
XIX cuerpo de ejercito.
'Manteiga: demas esta ell CT
tarte la barbarie f~ascista, que
consuma los atropellos mas CO.
bardes. Basta con decirte que 81
no viera estas cosas tremendas.
no las creeria.
"Puedes tener la seguridad de
que ell Ejercito Popular es cada
vez mas potente Y sabra, dentro
de muy POGO, barrier del terri
torio espanol al invasor extran
jero.
Como periodista tie habras
Onterado de como nos deshicie-
ron una compaRia compuesta
por cubanos, en- la que figuraba
nuestro companero Meruelos
que, como recordaras, sali6 es-
capado de Cuba cuando la poll
cia lie complied en- ell case del dia
rio FL Pals; mas puedes asegu-
rar que muri6 como un heroe.
en- fin, como saben morir los que
no quieren ser esclavos.
"Te acompano una fotogra :
ia como .un peQueno recrerdo
de estimaci6n por defender tt
aiempre, constanteuaente, Il eau
"a Dc Cuaoa. de Espa6a y del pro
La gaceta., 1937-11-26
DEL Oral. jLIO MANGADA

Por conducto de nuestro querido ss Garcia Cranell, nues-
10 corresponsal en- la Espana repu:ana, la unica v la legi-
ma, recibimos este mensaje del condante militar de Alba
tie, ell her6ico Julio Mangada:
Evening star., 1937-08-23

be the fear of competition. for mem
bers Of the Womens League engage
each other all season in inter- team
matches
And yet. only rs members of
the latter erxanization. which
includes 10 teams, signed for the
annual tournament. Less than
an average q three \ team!
We said at the start that it may all
be changed in a couple years. That
statement is based upon the fact that
quite number of young junior girls
who have been taught the game on
the Fairgrounds are showing healthy
interest, are being given special group
training Ia Junior Davis Cup style
and will be ready for senior compete
ton, say around 1910. If they con-
tinue TO show the same enthusiasm
then AZ they revealed at Army Navy
Country Club last week. the slump in
women's tourney fields may be broken.
BECAUSE Of the small entry. the
semi-final round in singles was to
be reached in the Womens League
tourney at the Sixteenth Street Reser-
voir courts today. despite the fact that
competition began only Saturday. Two
already are in the next to last bracket,
Sara Moore and Dorette Miller.
The remaining two semi -finalists
were to be the winners Of the match
between Willie O'Steen and Kay Baker
and the one between Mary Ryan and
Gertrude Smith.
How rapidly the District play
grounds develop their players is seen
from the fact that Charlotte Decker,
still young enough to be within the
playground age limit, was good enough
TO extend Miss Moore, an experienced
senior player and the current favorite.
to three sets yesterday.
Mtss Moore won the first ret,
"3: Miss Decker the second.
-, and the third was tied
twice At SIS and S-6 before
Mis- Meors prevailed at SIS.
That 4 years experience counts
WAS shown by the match between
playground finalists Of yesteryear and
this, In which Miss O'Steen, champion
In 1896. conquered Hazel (Jimmy)
Bishopp. finalist this year, o-4, 3-e.
go.
Mrs. Miller reached the semis by
turning back, Margaret Graham, 60.
3I6, IS, after Columbia Country
Clubs vomen's champion had come
within game Of an. upset by taking
S-3 lead in the last set. The only
other third-round match found Miss
Smith defeating Gertrude Hunt,
e2, el.@
Doubles entries still are open and
will be accepted by Mrs. Miller 1T
Adams 6829.
TWO seeded players now are out
of the Government tournament
with Alan Staubly joining Capt. Stan
Robinson yesterday. staubly, how
ever. WAS the first actually to be
eliminated. Robinson being, forced to
default becauss Of military duty.
Evening star., 1937-08-23
BUDCE, MAKO HEAD
IMPOSING NET LOT
Davis Cupmen Open Defense
of US. Team Title Today
Against Coast Pair.
BY the Associated Press,


~ ROOKLINE, Mass. August %.
* The Davis Cup stars, Don
Bulge and Gene Mako, drew
fellow Califohnians as their
opponents in opening defense OF their
national doubles title today.
Bob Harman of Berkeley and George
Tolev of Los Angeles faced the fam
ink read-headed champion of the
world and his partner. who are fa-
vorites to retain their tennis title.
despite the opposition of a strong
field, including Baron Gottfried Won
Cramm and Heiner Henkel Of Ger
many.
The Americans shaded the German n
team in crucial fve-set match in
the interzone Davis Cup final in Ger
many, and with visions OF 4 repeat
performance tennis fans scooped up
practically all tickets for the final two
days play at the Longwood Cricket
Club
Tournament officials hoped for 4
warm sun to put the courts in proper
playing condition after two days Of
rain.
Evening star., 1937-08-23
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Tennis.
Federal employee tourney, Po-
tomac Park. 4.
Women's League tourney, Six
teenth Street Reservoir. 5.
TOMORROW.
Washington vs.. St. Louis, 4.
Tennis.
Federal employees tourney, Po-
tomac Park, I.
Womenk League tourney, Six
tenth Street Reservoir, 5.
WEDNESDAY,.
BAae Rail-
Washington at St. Louis, 4.
Tennis.
Federal employees tourney, Po-
tomac Park, I.
women's League tourney. Six
teenth Street Reservoir. :.
THURSDAY.
BaAe Ball.
Washington At Chicago, 1.l5.
Wreetlinx.
Joe Cox W. Rudy Dusek and
Jack Patterson VS. Henri Piers CO.
features. Grifhth Stadium, $50.
Tennis.
Federal employees tourney, Po-
tomac Park. 4.
Women's League tourney, Six
tenth Street Reservoir, 3.
FRIDAY.
RAse Hall.
Warrington at ChicaRo, 3:i5.
Tennis.
Federal employees tourney. Po-
tomac Park. 4.
Women's League tourney. Six
teenth Street Reservoir, s.
SATURDAY.
Rase Ball.
Washington at Chicago, ..
Swimming.
Presidents Cup 3-mile swim, OF
Washington Canoe Club, 3.
Evening star., 1937-08-23
AMERICAN, CANADIAN
CHESS STARS CLASH
Open Title Tourney Starts in
Chicago Tonight-Women Also
to Play for Crown.

By the Associated P-ess
CHICAGO. August 23.-Members of
the American Chess Federation
convened here today for their thirty
eighth annual congress and the Amer
lean open championship tournament
A preliminary round robin tourney
tonight will open play for the awards.
I. A. Horowitz of New York, was
expected to defend his American open
championship, won last year at Phila-
delphia.
The federation inaugurated a
vomen's tournament in connection
with the American open. The winner,
he said. will be known AS the women s
champion Of the American Chess Fed
erstion.'
Leading American and Canadian
players who have entered the Ameri-
can open include Maurice Fox Of
Montreal. Canada, Canadian cham
pion: Arthur W. Dake of Portland.
Greg. Pacific Coast champion; Harold
Morton Of Providence. r. l.. New Eng
land champion. and H. M. Woods Of
Whitakers, N. c., Southeastern cham
pion.
Entrants in the vomen's contest in
clude Jean Grau of MuScatine, Iowa
who held DR.. Alexander Alekhine.
former world champion. to = draw in
an exhibition several years ago, and
Lucille Kellner ~ Detroit.
Evening star., 1937-08-23

Henry Sweeney was the Sabbath up
setter. pinning back Staubly's ears to
the tune Of 81. 81 Sweeney WAS
to meet Oscar Steinhauser, another of
the few remaining new names surviv-
ing. in a third-round match today.
This afternoons other matches pit
ted Charley Heacock again Bill Allen,
Erwin Niemeyer against Stan Haney.
Defending Champion Tony Latona
against Carroll Huls and Harry March
against Mitchell.
Ray Stocklinski and Bob Bradley
| are 1arthest advanced OF the seeded
players.
Stocklinxki. seeded Seeond he
hind Latona, routed Harry Gold
smith. 81, 80. and Bradley
trimmed A. b. Mattinxiy. s-3,
81. both matches being third
round affairs. yesterday.
Niemeyer, seeded sixth, won the third
set from Mariana Erana. which was
carried over from opening day. SIS:
March. seeded fourth. advanced over
Robert Loney. So. So. while La
tona eliminated Felix Piniera. SIS,
SIS.
Ralph McElvenny and Alan Blade,
IAtona and March Bradley and Gold
smith and Nieu1eyer and Art Simmons
were the leading doubles teams 10
enter the third round
Evening star., 1937-08-23
MARCENT0 SIGNED
TOBOX XARCH|BAlD
Canadian Title Claimant,
Popular Feather Back
AmberS-Scott Bout.
TOEY MARCENTO claimant

Joey MARCENTO claimant Of
the Canadian featherweiRht
4 title. will manipulate mittens
with Joey Archibald, prancing
Providence fighter, in l0-round
semi-final to the Lou Ambers- Cowboy
Howard Scott l0-round feature scrap
At Grifith Stadium August 81. it was
announced today by Matchmaker
Goldie Ahearn.
Marcento. who has confined most
o his fistic activities to Montreal, is
= newcomer to this sector and is re-
ported to be . two -hsted puncher who
figures to give Archibald tough
tussle
The &liok-haired Archibald. who
largely has been responsible for the
success OF the Summer season here,
will be seeking his sixth knockout in
seven local engagements, havAR
kavoed Larry Gum. Ray Ingram,
Nicky Jerome, Harry Gentle and Lou
oevinson after outpointing Buddy
Grimes.
Evening star., 1937-08-23
''Trailer" Golfer
Thrifty at Meet

PILL HOLT Of Syracuse planted
his trailer so yards from the
seventeenth green at Garden City
In last years amateur golf cham
pionship. He closed out two matches
within 4 chip shot Of his rowing
hotel.
Holt now is on his way to Port
land, Oreg., in the same trailer,
where he will be found as close n
possible to the seventeenth green
at the coming championships.
Between rounds. Bill does his
own cooking and his own laundry
work, plus bridge on the side. unaeF
the same roof,
Evening star., 1937-08-23

entry fee was required-attracted only
~; the District championships at
tracted about the same number as
The Stars event: the current Wom-
ems League tournament mas less than
half Of the members Of that organi-
"a ton. and now the feminine division
OF the Government tourney is having
trouble getting started for lack of
entries.
No matter how much they play, how
keen they may be to get to the courts
for private matches, the word tour
nament" seems to be the sign for the
girls to register blank looks when ap-
preached by solicitous officials who
seek their file and ask. Who, me?
Why, don't play tennis"
1t can't be the cost Of the entry fee.
for the usual sum Of 81 is only little
more than they would pay for new
balls and court anyway. 1t can't
Evening star., 1937-08-23
BY PAUL ]. MILLER, Jr.
GAINST 19 picked team

A GA1NST 18 picked teams from
" AZ many nations the United
~ States scored is victories and
4 a draws at the international
fray held recently ut Stockholm. For
the fourth time America gained pos-
session Of the Hamilton Russell Gold
Trophy.
Kashdan achieved the highest
individual score on the Ameri-
can team to win the special
prize donated by I. s. Turnover
Of Washington.
Horowitz. classed As a reserve player,
Tailed the highest among the re-
serve class
But when it came to top-board play
youthful Sammy Reshevsky, with q
score Of sh -sl2. was edged out OF the
picture by the 1217-31a score Of salo
F1ohr, No. l star for Csechoslovakia
and the candidate Of the International
Chess Federation rs challenger Of the
Evening star., 1937-08-23
Major Leaders
By the Associated Press,

American League
Batting Tigers .s6l.
Di Mageio. Yankees .34i
Runs-Di Magic, Yankees lis.
Rolfe. Yankees. los
Runs batted in-Greenbers. Tigers.
l3l; Di Masslo. Yankees lo1
walker, Tigers 50.
Doubles-Bonura white Sox, ~,
Vosmik Browns IS.
Triples-Kreevich White Soz, and
Stone, Senators, IS.
Home runs-Di Massio. Yankees
3s: Fox1 Red Sox, 81
Stolen bases-chapman, Red sox
IS: Walker. Tigers. IL
Pitchine Yankees, 1872
Poffenberser Tigers. p-2.
National Lesrus.
P. Waner. Pirates. ,3ss.
:. RunsE,Medwick. ms, Cardinals o. Ca
Runs batted in--Medvick, card.-
Hits-Medvick Cardinsls I1e; p,
Waner. Pirates. ia.
Doubles -Medvick Cardinals. ~,
Mize. Cardinals. 40
Triples = Vaughan Pirates lc.
Todd. Prat.s' 10. anu N"''e ''
Home runs-Medvick Cardinals.
~. OFT. Giants. 26,
stolen bas.s-o.Isn, Cub. ~;
Pitehine Root. Cubs la-4: Hue-
bell Giants 11-S
Evening star., 1937-08-23
Sines Welsh Ballads.

4 ND he sings nothing but Welsh
ballads and current hits. includ-
Ing "A Sailboat in the Moonlight and
You" which is the last thing in the
world 4 condemned man ought to be
singing. Or anybody else
The relation between Mr.. Farr and
his manager. Mr.. Theodore Brosdribb,
il most unusual They do not like
each other Mr.. Farr discharges Mr..
Brosdribb once a day and twice on
Sunday. but Mr.. Broadribb, = fellow
Of bulldog character, declines to be
fired. He stays right there in camp
and gives orders to Mr.. Farr. which
ehalsnce and consistency at his COM
msnd
Mr.. Broa dribb is sturdy old Eng
iish f,ghter who once nattened
Georges Carpenter An English
Aghter who hattened Carpenter in
those days was Bolshevik, pure and
simple, and Mr.. Broadribb still re-
tains many traces Of his early Boil
shevism. But he has nothing on
Mr.. Farr.
WHEN Thomas climbs into the
w training ring, Mr.. Broadribb an
ncunces: 'Farr will take It easy
today, concentrating on defense and
perfecting his left hand. He will
work six rounds"
Then Mr.. Fsrr, from the ring. an.
nounces: To-day I am going to tune
10 my right and bash these boy.
around. I will work four rounds
And sure enough, 1t comes out the
way Mr.. Farr said it would. You DOM
have to peek into the back Of the book
Mr.. Broadribb loses all these de.
eisions on matters Of policy, but h.
stays around, just the same, defyins
the Welsh conspiracy. The Welsh
conspiracy ia very interesting. II
involves Mr.. Farr and his two Welsh
advisers. Tom Evans and Jot
Churchill These boys do not tall
Mr. Broadribb's language They tall
Welsh instead. and when they men.
tton Mr.. Broedribb, they use a fierce
secret Welsh word:
"Llewourodubnimafh
Mr.. Churchill also has . wooder
leg. This Is all very fascinating, bu
do not think it will prevent Mr.
Broadribb from collecting his end O
the purse when the Louis fight 4
over .....
He has one big advantage Mr.
rarr may b. sound asleep when tn,
time comes to collect.
tcopyrtsht, 1887, By the North Americsa
Newspaper Alliance rnc.)
Evening star., 1937-08-23
A,nbors Due Here Fridav.

A ABERs. world lightweight cham
pion, will Be introduced from
rinsside At the Joe Louis Tommy Farr
tiff ut New York Thursday night. will
arrive here Friday and establish train
ing quarters either at Turner'S Arena
OF Grifhth Farms.
Lou recently captured . 1o-round
decision from Scott At Hartford,
Conn. twice flooring the transplanted
Texan. The Cowboys last appearance
here saw him lose a disputed decision
to Norment Quarles at the police
benefit show.
AheArn today Vas expected to get
an opponent for Ossie Stewart. tai
ented Pittsburgh colored middle
weight. in addition to closing out other
preliminary matches.
Evening star., 1937-08-23
IIRO YAMAGISHI Of Japan and
BANKS ON PEACE CHANCE.

Seeking to add to his famous
thoroughbred stud at Lexington. KY,
the blood Of the famous Hastings
Fair Play line, Cornelius Vanderbilt
Whitney selected the young stallion
Peace Chance for this important as
signment. Peace Chance won the rich
Belmont Stakes and is 4 grand look
ing individual.
Evening star., 1937-08-23
HONOR EGAN'S MEMORY

MEDFORD. Greg. August 23 tP,.
Famous figures of the 9olf,ng world
Joined some 1900 neighbors Of the
late Chandler Eean in dedicating .
memorial fountain to his memory at
the Rogue River golf course here
yesterday.
Evening star., 1937-08-23
Fair Rarketers IN MeAt.

THE tournament for both men and
women doubles teams shaped up
A. one OF the best Of national cham
pionships with such international stars
AZ Jaja Jedr0ejowska. Poland's VIM
bledon champion: members of the
American and British Wightman Cup
teams and others from France, Cam
ada and Japan slated to draw action.
The famous team Of Wilmer Allison
and John Van Ryn. twice winner OF
the title, will be missing. With his
famed partner in retirement Van Ryn
will team with Joe Hunt OF Los An
geles. They were seeded second among
the Americans.
Other teams entered included /:
Bryan Grant and Wayne sabin,
seeded third; Martin Buxby and e.
wood Cooke, fourth: Bobby Riggs and
Bernard Coehlan. nth. and John Nc
Diarmid and Arthur Hendrix. sixth.
1IRO YAMAGIsHI Of Japan and
Gregory MAngin. New York, are
seeded second on the foreign list;
G. P. Hughes and Charles Hare OF
Great Britain, third; Jacques Brug-
non and Yvon Petra OF France, fourth
Funituru Nakano and J. Nshimura
Of Japan. nth, and Robert Murray
and Laird Watt OF Canada. sixth.
Won Cramm and Henkel viii meei
Dick Murphy, Massa chusetts cham
pion, and Sam Fitch of Boston, ir
their first test, while Van Ryn and
Hunt will face William Robertson oi
Los Angeles and William Clothier, I'd
Of Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1937-08-23
GETS GRID CONTROL
Gopher Sab Center Passes Throu rh
Hoop to Gain Accuracy.

MINNEAPOLIS. August y ,P.-
Dan Elmer. 6-foot 1-inch. 1a5-pound
reserve center at the University Of
Minnesota the last two years, has
made an important discovery.
He is using barrel hoops to perfect
his passing accuracy.
Almost daily he works out in his
back yard with foot ball and hoop.
He has the oval suspended from a
line, and with an imaginary signal
caller drolling OF numbers. sails the
ball through the rim from all angles.
Expected to be the No. center on
Coach Bernie Bierman's squad this
Fall, with the graduation of Bud
svendsen, Elmer said today he was
all set to make = determined bid for
= starting berth when the candidates
are called September 10.
Evening star., 1937-08-23
TOUGH ON BIG TEN
Iowa Coach Names Only Three for
All-America Track.

IOWA CITY ,F.-Only three Big
Ten performers-Sam Stoller of Mich
iaan. Donald Lash Of Indiana and
Dave Albritton of Ohio StatA-vere
named on an all-America track team
picked by George Bresnahan, Iowa
coach
John Woodruff, Pitsburgh's great
Negro ACE. and Forrest Towns of
Georgia, both Olympic athletes. and
five West Coast stars were included
on the list.
Evening star., 1937-08-23
# CHE: + s #

Capt. Frank Marshall and Horowitz
never lost game. Both masters
possess = plethora Of chess ssgacity
and when . win was not In sight they
cannily guided the opposition into q
draw.
Evening star., 1937-08-23
SOCKS THEM OFF TEE
Blonquist Averages 243 Yards to
Win Western Honors.

Win Western Honors.
COLORADO SPRINGS .R.-Ar-
mold Blomquist, a freshman at Colo
RADIO College. captured the driving
championship of the Western junior
open golf championship, averaging
243 yards with three tee shots.
His drives. all in the fairway. meas
ured 242, 2S4 and 234. Harry Todd
Of Dallas, who won the match play
title, hit the longest single ball-a
poke Of 279 yards.
Evening star., 1937-08-23
Joe Rests ~ Prophet.

TIGER HA1RsToN the second VIC
tim on Louis daily rounds. went
to the canvas in their bout for the
high spot Of the program.
Louis weighs 20l. which is about
four pounds more than he is expected
to scale for the fight. The champions 8
general physical condition Is good and
his mental condition is excellent. He
" different man from the fat. law
Negro who went through the motions
OF training for Schmeling. He has not
picked his round or proclaimed he
would knock out Farr.
Despite the fact that Farr generally
"a accepted not at his own rating but
as a rather run-of- -the-mill heavy
weight hasn't dulled Louis handlers'
work. They have worked Joe on
schedule and worked him well. There
"a . quiet air Of confidence around
the camp but little JOEL murder
him" talk.
The man who saw somexines" end
ed all that.
Evening star., 1937-08-23
NURSERY FOR 80 YEARS.

Thirty years ago Thomas Piatt,
then a young Kentuckian. set out
to build up on = farm given to him
BY his grandfather . thoroughbred
horse nursery. To-day this farm.
known As Brookdale Farm. Is one
of the most popular in the Blue
Grass
Evening star., 1937-08-23
&%@6Qhs u H6A@1zS&
e. - F4Es1s 3 Bin D;.m.r: ~ 80

MAY all be changed but
/ o
L failed should
complete the
Evening star., 1937-08-23

Reuben Fine, Americas leading in
the-money star, excelled al second
board players, although he was not up
to his customary form because Of the
veariness begotten from 4 top-heavy
playing itinerary IN Europe for tho last
two years.
Evening star., 1937-08-23
Farr Is Sincere.
THERE were quite a few others who

I1EH6 we're Qulte lew OtnefS VINO
felt the same way.
He is very tough nut. without
doubt. He is Scared up like pit bull
terrier, and his temper is short He
isn't great boxer or a great thinker.
He doesn't pretend to be anything ex-
cept what he is, fighter. He likes
to wave to the ladies and fancies him
self considerably from that angle He
Is. too, q man who might give the
champion fight If Louis fails to mai
him right at the outset
Farr strictly Is scrambler. He
likes to keep going in and forcing the
other man to lead and then he throws
gloves from all angles.
The Welshman is in as good xhape
rs ever he will be- Hes going to
work out today and tomorrow and
then call it quits until he crawls into
the ring Thursday night.
Evening star., 1937-08-23
Graves Only the Crown.

<CHMELING. who set out two years
ago to regain the heavyweight
title he lost to Jack Sharkey after he
had won it on the floor before the
sailor, still insists he wants the title
and nothing else.
I want Louis" SAYS Max. I'm
only after the title. want to fight
him this Fall but next year is all right,
too"
There are many who believe Max
will get his crack at the champion this
Fall and that the date Of the bout will
BE- announced Friday-if Louis wins
from Farr Thursday.
Whatever it was Max saw Yesterday
escaped the boxing writer's who
watched the Bomber work out Louis.
more seasoned and in a better frame
mentally than ever before. looked to
be champion. The short, Earring
hooks that closed one Of Schmelinr''s 3
eyes in their bout were as potent as
they can be when the Bomber has ls-
ounce pillows strapped to his hands,
and the right cross that dumped jim
my Braddock out Of = worlds cham
pionship was exhibit "B" in the exhi
bition.