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The Kusko times., 1937-10-15

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'I made a bet with Harold that I'd kiss the first girl I came to-" de- csarcd Clarence, the professional sheik-
 "Hmf!" said Betty grimly. "If you try 1t on me, it'll be a long time before you come tol"-
The Kusko times., 1937-10-15
Boys Go on Rampage

Evidently things were too quiet for -Ihe boys They took things into their VII hands and raised quite a rumpus, next morning for which they were given calling down. The girls shake their heads and wonder what will happen next So do L If nything does, you'll hear from me again If not, Fare thee well from
 Suooper
The Kusko times., 1937-10-15
Baby Girl Arrives

Mrs. Woodrow VanderPool gave birth to afne baby girl at the Anch orag, Hospital today, t0ctober 15) {. according to word received by the happy fatker. Mother and baby are doing fine thc wire stated. They ex- pet ta return home about. the first of the molrtlI-
The Kusko times., 1937-10-15

Young Bill approached the nurse in trepidation.
 T came to make an appointment with the dentist" he began.
 Hes out just now," said the nurse. Bills face frightened. When do you expect him to be out again?"
The Kusko times., 1937-10-15
0TTER sGY0OL
 NOTES
tBy the SnooperD -
SchupItfme Here Again

School started on September sew enth and although month has not yet passed, it seems like year gone by
The Kusko times., 1937-10-15
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PuaiIs Ga For Hike

Pupils Go For Hike
 On Wednesday afternoon the school went fer hike up Boulder Mountain. Judging from the ripped pants, stain ed shirts, etc, and from the fact that most everyone was nearly late, . good time was had by all
The Kusko times., 1937-10-15
LOCAL
Frank Bailess Visits

Frank Bsiless was a visitor in town for few days recently. He is rath- CT undecided what he will do this winter He my go. prospecting and then again, he may make a trip to his o7d home in Wyoming to attend eo some pressing business matters
The Kusko times., 1937-10-15

Notice is hereby given by the un- dersfgned, administrator of the es- tate of 1Charies Yost, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against, the said de- ceased, to exhTfit them. with the ne
The Kusko times., 1937-10-15

Billers-t'This typewriter will rev. olut.onize the industry!"
 SaIlars-"How?
 Eilers-''Look at the adjustable mirr5r, powder compartment, mani cure set built in, and hideaway for chewing- gum.
The Kusko times., 1937-10-15
We Wonder Too

Or Friday, two weeks ago, MF. StifFler and Mir Ellison went moose hunting. On the third day tthe end of Mr.. ElliS0n's leave Of absence) L, they returned empty-handed. We wondered thov they'd have brought the moose in, even if they'd got one.
The Kusko times., 1937-10-15

Charles W Nicolet, of the Forks. and Miss Emma Roberts, were quiet y lmarired this morning. Gommis- sionsr Green performing the esre- mony. The couple will make theiI home at the Forks, where Mr Mic otet IS preparing to put Ug a new residence
The Kusko times., 1937-10-15
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In the Probate Court for Otter Pre- cinct, Fourth Judicial Division, Territory of Alaska. In the matter of the Estate of Charles Yost. deceased.
The Kusko times., 1937-10-15

SEATTLE - "The richest quartz mines in the United States are on ChichagofF Island" was the decIara- lion of Alfred H. Brooks, head of the Alaska Geological Survey, before leaving this morning for Washing ron
The Kusko times., 1937-10-15

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The Kusko times., 1937-10-15
SIXTEEN YEARS AGO
 THIS WEEK

Dr. Charles D. Carter IS i'll Bethel, busy at professional work, which will detain him at that place until Decem- Der He will then proceed by dog team to Flat, Ophir, Takotna and Nc Grath on his way to, the Outside
The Kusko times., 1937-10-15

Goodpaster, deceased
 Notice is hereby given by the un- dersigned, executor of the estate of Bert Goodpaster, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against, the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within six months of ths date of this notice, to the said exec utor, at his place of residence in the Town of Takotna. Innoko Precinct, Fourth Judicial Division, Territory of Alaska
 AXEL PETERSON Executor of the Estate of
 Bert Goodpaster, Deceased First Publication October 15, 1887. Last Publication, November I9, 1887.
The Kusko times., 1937-10-15

FISH TCR SALE-Iet me fill your reqc -zaents for fsh properly eurao auo Ssled. My price is seven cents F. O. B., Aniak. TOM L. JOHNSON, Aniak, Alaska.
The Kusko times., 1937-10-15

FOUND-R:~~ Owner can have same b -z s this office and ident;fg 1~ 5. l-5 psying for this
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Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-30
ED WYNN, FRITZ KREISLER AND
PERCY CROSBY REDUCED TAXES
BY INCORPORATING TALENTS

WASHINGTON. June 30 U.p)---
Treasury experts told the joint
congressional committee today that
Ed Wynn, radio and screen actor
Fritz Kreisler. renowned violinist,
and Percy Crosby, cartoonist Gre
ator of "Skippy", reduced their in
come tax payments by incorporat-
ing their artistic talents.
Urging legislation at this session
to close loopholes which permit
legal tax avoidance. Arthur Kent,
assistant general treasury counsel,
also told the committee how
wealthy Americans saved taxes by
incorporating their yachts. country
estates, racing stables and homes
Kent cited a score Of specific
cases in which taxpayers reduced
their payments by hundreds of
thousands of dollars. He submitted
treasury data to show:
That Wynn formed several per-
sonal holding companies to hold
his various radio and theatrical
contracts, thereby reducing his in
come tax payments by S196,728 be-
tween 1882 and 1886
That Kreisler an Austrian citizen,
saved S33264 in taxes in three years
through operation of two corpora
tionS.
That Crosby saved s72,941 in four
years through organization of Skip
py, Inc.
That Mrs. Ethel " Mars. River
Forest, ILL.,. formed Mars, Inc. to
hold Milky Way Farm at Pulaski,
Tenn, which is operated as an ad-
vertisement for Milky Way products,
and saved s64,OO0 in taxes by claim
ing deductions On income for farm
and racing losses.
That Mrs. Nathan L. Miller iden-
titled as the wife Of the former
governor of New York state, formed
multiple trusts" for her seven chill
dren and paid $4,000 to Miller as
trustee, allegedly as a means Of
reducing taxes.
That Manuel Ryonda, LOG Wall
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-30
Ban Threatened
On Raj! Mail Box

Unless heavy use OF the railroad
station mail box in Ell Centro is
discontinued by residents here, there
is grave danger that the box VIII
be removed, Postmaster Frank
Richmond warned Tuesday.
Persons who thoughtlessly mail
letters at the railroad station when
the letters should be mailed at the
postoffice are actually delaying de-
livery of their own and other peo-
pies letters. Richmond said. be-
cause the railway mail clerks can
not handle the increasingly large
volume of letters mailed in the box
and on the train.
Letters for the north and west
are received at the Ell Centre post
office until $3.50 pm, the post
master said, which should give
sufficient time for the mailing there
of most letters. 1t is only the let
ters which cannot be- completed
until the last minute which should
be mailed in the station mail box
or on the mail car, he added.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-30
ON
FREE ZONE
SENT M'ADOO

Remove the duty free $l00 al
lowance of merchandise brought in
from Mexico to the United States
by returning citizens" is the de-
mand made upon Senator William
Gibbs McAdoo by Walter B. Have
korst, president of the Ell Centro
Chamber of Commerce, 80 long as
p duty free zone exists in the
northern part of the territory of
Baja California"
This message to the California
senator was prompted by the recent
proclamation of President Carde-
mas which makes the city of Mex
icali duty free port tor period
of ten years. Removal of the pri-
vilege of bringing up to $l00 worth
of merchandise into the United
States from Mexico would in part
offset the loss to merchants which
may arise from making Mexicali
duty free port.
According to the chamber presi-
dent, not only under the new ar
rangements will there probably be
a loss to CaleXco merchants who
have heretofore enjoyed consid-
erable patronage from the Mexi-
can people across the line, but If
the free zone at Mexicali becomes
a permanent institution, merchants
in that city will undoubtedly i'm
port low cost merchandise manu-
factured in Europe, duty free, and
stock their Mexicali stores Then,
the American crossing the line in
to Mexicali may purchase this low
cost merchandise of European
manufacture from store in Mexi-
cali whose overhead is consider
ably lower than that of the aver
age American merchants, and
bring S100 worth of merchandise
home to the United States, duty
free.
The American merchant cannot
compete with a combination such
as this. and for this reason Have
korst addressed Senator McAdoo
and other members of the Califor-
mia delegation in Washington, urg
ing that the treasury department
be contacted, and an effort be
made to remove the $10O duty free
allowance to American citizens re-
turning to this country from Mex
leo.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-30

Divorce Granted-Velma Morgan
was granted an interlocutory de
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-30
TURNESA BOY
HOT FAVORITE

OAKMONT COUNTRY CLUB
OAKMONT. Pa, June 80. MH -
Willie TurneSa. of Holy Cross col
lege. holder of the Metropolitan
amateur golf championship. today
became a hot favorite to capture
the seth annual national collegiate
golf championship.
Turnesa, one of family of fa-
nous golfing brothers, captured the
medal for the 36-hole qualifying at
Oakmont yesterday with a sub-par
II. which added to his rs of Mon
day. gave him i46
Turnesa was paired against Don
Arthur of Yale in the first 16-hole
match today Arthur barely got the
select 80 with 162.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-30

trouble had rendered it almost
helpless.
-Four steamers Lykes lines
Tillie Lykes, the Virginia United
Fruits Omoa, and the Baja Cali
fornia-turned to aid the yacht last
night when she radioed:
Engine fmctioning very badly.
Making very bad weather of it.
Barely holding our own one mile
from shore. II sea abates, may
help ourselves. BY all means come" ="
The terse messages did not in
dicate how many persons were
aboard. The yacht was on a cruise
from San Francisco to New York
by way of the Panama canal.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-30

gerous to the driver, Highway Patrol
Chief E. Raymond Cato warned I'M
perial Valley motorists Wednesday.
Vapors from the melting dry ice.
Cato said. are dangerous because
they supplant oxygen in the air of
the car, and may cause. the driver
to become sleepy.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-30

street, New York, allegedly "availed
himself of what appears to be
plan to wipe out an income tax
liability by accruing interest on
amounts owed to relatives, business
associates and corporate entities"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-30
WIDOW OF FORMER
LEGISLATOR DIES

LOS ANGELES. June 80. U.P)-
Mrs. Anna Gilligan, 20. widow of
J. w. Gilligan, former Montana
legislator. died OF pneumonia yes
terday at her Manhatten Beach
home.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-30

Sentenced to Jail-Justice of the
Peace II. B. Griffin. Brawley. We'd
nesday had sentenced J. Jackson,
%. Negro. to 30 days in the county
Jail for vagrancy. and Justice U. E..
Bailey of Calipatria sentenced An
tonic Moran, %. to 25 days for
reckless driving.
90
Jacumba, Live Oaks and Pine
Valley Summer Campers - Week
end truck service for campers, sup
plies and household goods. Phone
/. Pioneer Truck and Transfer Co.
(J3O)
90
Sale of Silks, Linen. Dotted Swiss
and Batiste. S695 Sl095. S1295.
Formerly s1095. Sl6.75. $3.50. The
Style Shop. (J2O
90
Divorce Granted-Velma Morgan
was granted an interlocutory de-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-30
ENGINE FAILS IN
ROUGH CUBAN SEAS

JACKSONVILLE Fla June 30 rThe
all night off the Cuban with
reported out of danger today proceeding
The headquarters
the yacht proceeding
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-30

cree of divorce Tuesday from Rob-
ert Morgan. Superior Judge Vaughn
N. Thompson also awarded her Gus
tody of a minor child.
90
Community Auction at Zinnerie
sale corrals Friday at ten sharp.
Four HolStein cows, just fresh, guar
anteed five gal. per day or better;
10 cows; springers; fresh first calf
heifers; yearling heifers; young
bulls, calves, span good mules, lot
of hogs. chickens, railroad ties,
mower hay loader, potatoes, furni-
ture of all kinds Chapel organ, etc.
Zinn and Zinn, Auctioneers.
(J3W
Preliminary Hearing = Martin
Gonzales, charged with arson in
burning three haystacks belonging
to w Lee Johnson, went before
Justice of the Peace H. B. Griffin
in Brawley Tuesday
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-30
DRY ICE FOR
COOLING CARS
DANGEROUS

Use of dry ice in cooling interiors
or radiators of automobiles is dan
La gaceta., 1937-09-16

de abajo, de esa genie que des-
conoce la hipocresia, que pro-
cede a impulses del sentir; una
multitud de miles Y miles de
hombres, mujeres Y ninos, idos
alli espontaneamente, sin ser
llevados como Sc acostumbra en-
estos casos de apote6sis politi-
cas-, bramaba protestas contra
ell imperialismo yanqui y contra
los politicos. Era la misma gen.
tie que en- cierta OCCASION habia
querido descuartizar a Sum-
ner Welles. Era Ell espiritu vi
vo de la verdadera patria cuba
ma.
Grau San Martin disponiase
a salir. por la gran puerta CEN
trail. Pero aquel torrente huma-
no 10 impedia. Los gritos con-
La gaceta., 1937-09-16
EVKO LUCHARA Ell LUNES
CONTRA GEORGE HAGEN

Termin6 aver ell programa
de luchas para ell lunes, ell en-
presario Rudy Miller.
"Ametralladora' John EW :
ko tendra de contrario a Geo.
Hagen, ell ~excampe6n de la ma
rina
En- Tampa ell Sr. Evko solo
ha sido derrotado una vez, por
Allen Eustace, actual campe6n
del estado.
Reaparecera ell Diablo Rojo
Guthrie, veterano de Glen com
bates, con Pat Newman de ad
versario.
Antonio Cancela, ell oriundo
de Galicia, que tan aplaudido
fuera ell pasado lunes, tendra
de contrario a George Harden.
Ell turco Abdul Pasha Sc ba-
tira con Johnny Plummer y Ell
russo Ivan Mickaloff con Pope
We Svenson.
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vertfanse en- alaridos.

-iiNo, no; no renuncie, doc
tori! iNosotros lie apoyamos!
iMueran los polfticos! iAhajo
ell imperialism yanqui!
Las horas transcurrian fuga-
0es. Ell monstruo humane Gre
cia. Sc hinchaba. Bramaba. Ru-
gia. Hacia una algarabfa infer
nal.
Grau San Martin estaba de-
tenido en- la puerta del Palacio.
Habia individuos que Sc echa-
ban delante de las ruedas del au
tom6vil para impedirle salir.
(En esta resena, como en- TODD
Ell cuerpo del libro, no intervie-
ne para NADIA la fantasia.)
Las miradas en- extravio. Ron
cas- las gargantas de gritar. Los
La gaceta., 1937-09-16
Las peleas de esta noche en- Benjamin Field
Candy dice que acostara al habil Whitehurst

Cuando la Academia de Jim
Downing abra esta nGche sus
puertas Sc dira por todos los
fanaticos locales qRe Willard
Whitehurst, de Plant City, es
su favorito contra Charlie Gan
dy, un peso 'welteE9 de larga ca
lrera y muchas victorias por
nocaut.
Candy, que proce6e del es-
tado de Luisiana, ha dicho Ell
mas de una OCCASION que vencG
"a a Whitehurst. pero ell joyer
florideno Sc RE de La amenazA.
81 10 que Sc dice de la nueva
adquisici6n de Jim es cierto. la
pelea no serasfacil para ell ha-
bilisimo gladiator de la segun
da ciudad del condado Hills :
borough.
Mucha importancia Sc con :
cede tambien al segundo
match" de la noche. Roberto
Dfaz, ell v~aliente joven latino
que descarga formidables pu :
'netazos de derecha, Sc batira
con Albert Duncan, boxeador
de experienced y destreza.
Figuran en- las otras peleas
del programa, seg1n 10 anun-
ciado, Owen Whitehurst con :
La gaceta., 1937-09-16

pos humanos yaciendo sobre e!
negro p~avimento! iEfusi6n de
sangre !Un autom6vil que sale
del Palacio Presidential rumbo
a la Gale IL del Vedado. Ell mill
tarismo acababa de rubricar
con sangre la pagina mas emo
|cionante de la historic de Gu
'ba.
America Latina presenciaba.
por vez primera, ell case ins6lito
de una muchedumbre asesinads
por impedir que un hombre a.
bandonara la Presidencia de
una Repdblica. Siempre Sc ha-
bia visto que fueran mascara
das las multitudes por exigir la
renuncia de los presidentes. On
ba ha confirmado la sospecha
de CUE Hispanoamsri-
La gaceta., 1937-09-16

ca es la TERRA de las emociones
inesperadas.
iBatista y sus companeros.
0 sargentos han confesado Dor
boca de las ametralladoras 81
slala voluntad al pueblo de DON
de han salido!
AL dia siguiente, Mendieta
Fl coronel Carlos Mendieta, que
a'egaba al Palacio seguido de O.
ira multitud, la multitud de los
esranoles, de los yanquis, de les
pollticos, de la gente bien. enc
niga del pueblo cubano.
Sonar de sirenas. Esquilas '
campanadas aturdiendo 81 es.
paclo. Rugir de los canones de-
,os ouques yanquis que saluda-
Gan a Nh. Caffery en- So trim
TO- Croar de haxons. EueOo IA
@&
La gaceta., 1937-09-16
STEELE VENCIO AL VETE-
RANO HANK BARBER

New York, Sept. 16.-En un
match de exhibition vertical
do en- Ell Hip6dromo, Ray Stee-
lie, ell veterano luchador, VEN
ci6n a Hank Barber, de Cam :
bridge, Mass. La derrota ocu-
rri6 a los 80 minutes y 81 Sc
gundos de combate. Ernie Du-
SEX, de Omaha, venci6 a Abe
Coleman, de Los Angeles.
Ralph Garibaldi fue derro.
tado por Cliff Olson, de Min :
neapolis, y Jack Kennedy, de
Vancouver, venci6 por fallo de
los jueces a Willie Davis, de
Virginia. @sSTs
La gaceta., 1937-09-16

ell a~contecimiento. Y fue, en-
tonces, cuando Sc produjo la
reacci6n biological inesperada.
Los OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e.
charonse a la Gale a celebrar
las perspectivas de mejores
tiempos para sus intereses. Ell
pueblo, que habia presenciado
ION relativa indiferencia la
GUERILLA de unos Y otros, CO.
rri6 al Palacio Presidential
desde bora temprana. Ell pue-
bio comprendia, al fin, que su
future destino Sc entorpecfa...
Ell pueblo es fatalista.
A las cuatro de la tarde dis
pdsose Grau San Martin a salir
definitivamente del Palacio. En-
Ell Parque Zayas y GALES adya-
centes, una multitud de genie
La gaceta., 1937-09-16
hrazos en- alto. Crispades los

hrazos en- alto. Crispades los
pufos. Sudorosas las epider-
mis-. Aquellos hombres parecian
enfermos de epilepsia. Era una
epilepsia ~colectiva.
Ell sol hacia Ell saludo de des-
pedida al faro de Ell MORO, que
la ca~ricaturiza de noche con sus
mortecinos reflejos. En- Ell occi-
dente Sc tenia de rojo encendi-
do v de amarillo cambiante Ell
horizonte. Ell tr6pico entonaba
sus sinfonfas azules. Las verdes
palmeras proyectaban sus re-
cortas siluetas sobre la ex6ti-
ca poesfa del ambiente.
De pronto, ladridos de anne
tralladoras. Despertar del en-
sueio calido. La mu1titud que
ruge Y Sc dispersa.. iSiete cuer
La gaceta., 1937-09-16

CAPABLANCA CONTINUAL
EN- Ell QUINTO C

S~emmering, Austria, Sept,
16.-El cubano Jose Raul Ca.
pablanca Sc mantiene en- e,
quinto lugar con A partidas EN-
patadas, 10 que hace I'm tota
de 2 ganadas y 2 perdidas.
Capablanca no ha ganado
una sola partida y tampoco ha
perdido; pero las tablas Sc
~cuentan por media victoria y
media derrota.
Samuel Reshesvsky, de New
York, campe6n de ajedrez de
los Estados Unidos jugara ma
mana con Salo Flohr, ell macs
tro Checoeslovaco.
Los dos Sc italian empata :
dos en- ell primer lugar con tres
triunfos y una derrota cada
uno.
Reuben Fine, ell americana
aparece empatado con Paul
Heres y cada uno tiene 2H vic
torias y 1R derrotas.
La gaceta., 1937-09-16
SEFERTNO GARCIA DERRI-
ABO Al UNO DE sus COM
PANkROS DE EJERCICIOS

Pompton Lakes, NJ, Sep.
16.-Preparandose aqu& para
SUI pelea del dia %, con ell cam
pe6n Barney Ross, Ceferino
Garcia, Ell filipino, derrib a
Nick Pastore, uno de sus COM
paneros de practicas. Una de-
recha cruzada hizo caer a Pas
tore. Anteayer ell italiano lie
habia durado asaito y medic
.y aver solo 90 segundos.
Tambisn practican en- este
campamento. Marcel Thil, ell
campe6n mandial del peso me
dlo. y Pedro MontaneZ, ell rey
del peso ligerc.
La gaceta., 1937-09-16
Los CAMPEONES PEDIRAN
QUE SUS RIVALES Sc Pc
SEN DOS VECES

New York, Sept. 49, Los
cuatro campeones que apare :
cen en- ell programa TODD "es-
trellas" del dia %, en- Polo
Grounds, pediran a la conf :
sion atletica del estado que sus
rivales sean pesados dos wees
81 por casualidad llueve csc
dia. ~
Las reglas de la comisi6n al
presente solo requieren un Sc
gundo peso 81 una pelea es a.
plazada por mas de "a horas.
Mike Jacobs, ell empresario.
esta SECURE de que ell progra.
ma sera I'm triunfo complete.
La gaceta., 1937-09-16
LA A~SOCIACION MAGIC
NAL DE BOXEO REELIGIO
PRESIDENTE A LANDRY

-
New York, Sept. 16.-El CD
ronel Harry Landry, de Friar
Point, Mississippi, fue reelecto
presidente de la Association
Nacional de Luchas, religion
dose tambien a Jose F. Malo-
ney como p~residente de la Aso
ciaci6n de Boxeo.
La Association Naeional de
Luchas reconoce como cam
pe6n a Sam Murbarger, de In
dianapolis, con Everett Mar :
shall y Bronco Nagusrki como
La gaceta., 1937-09-16

legitimos contendientes. Mas
tarde Sc record6 que ell posee :
dor del titulo debia depositar u
ma fianza de $1,000 y este solo
Sc hizo por Pesek, que por lc
tanto qued6 comprometido a lu-
char, dentro de un periodic de
seis meses, con Marshall o Ma
gurski. Murbarger Sc opuso a
que Sc concediera ell titulo a
Pesek, pero despues cambi6 d.
opinion.
La gaceta., 1937-09-16
La Gaceta Folletfn No. 81
ENRIQUE NJ
LA REYOLUCI0N
GUIANA

explicar ell problema de las co
lonias extranjeras,, regreso al
lector a los acontecimientos DO
lfticos. Faltan por relatar las
escenas mas conmovedoras de
aquel intento revolucionario,
hecho gobierno durante 1872
dias.
Grau San Martin dimiti6 ell
cargo de presidente de la Re-
pdblica la noche del Is de e.
nero. A la maiana siguiente
saba Ell pueblo de Ia Habana
La gaceta., 1937-09-16

ira Joe Arnold; Jerry Rocha
de contrario de Gaspar Guggi-
no; Frank Quintero contra
Sammy Young; William Nc
AdAo frente al formidable Be-
larmino Martinez; Frank
Rockwell contra c. GPowell;
Norman Rasmussen DEE rival
de Gable Hernandez; Kid Gas
tro contra Raymond Quintero,
y Phillip Stillman contra Hen
ry Quesada.
La gaceta., 1937-09-16
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Yankees jugaron un do
bic juego con los Indios Y ga
naron Ell primero, perdiendo Ell
segundo. Teller fue expulsado
del box, pero la derrota lie CO.
rrespondi6 a Malone.
La actuaci6n de Teller en-
los siete primeros innings fue
La gaceta., 1937-09-16

LECCIONES de guital1a Ha.
waiiana, dadas cen Ell mejor nae.
TODD que existe. Resultados in
mediakos. Conservatorio de MD
sica Honolulu, habitaci6n 22O,
Arcade de Cass y Florida. Te-
l6fone NJ 6797.
La gaceta., 1937-09-16

Los Gigantes derrotaron a
yer de nuevo a los Piratas, con
anotaci6n de z carreras por 2.
Schumacher recibi6 credito
por ell triunfo.
Con sus 8 hits los Piratas a.
notaron dos veces.
New York &c, 10h, De; Pitts
burg &c, Oh, Be.
La gaceta., 1937-09-16
NOTICIAS DE PELO9A
LIGA NACIONAL


Ayudados por un ~"jonron"
de Damaree los Cubs vencie :
ron aver a las Abejas de Bos-
ton. Mueller, ell catcher del
Boston, hizo una carrera y bas
te6 I'm hit en- 3 wees al bate.
Ell Chicago Sc encuentra hoy a
2 y medic desafios de distan-
cia de los Gigantes Y con pro-
babilidades de veneer.
Boston &c, Oh, lie; Chicago
SC, Tn, De.
La gaceta., 1937-09-16

Lod Dodgers dividieron un
doble juego con ell Cincinnati.
Brooklyn SC, Oh, Be; Cicin-
natl &c, 11h, De.
Brooklyn &c, 13h, 2e; Gin :
oinnati sc, 1Oh, Be.
La gaceta., 1937-09-16

Atacaron los Tigres en- ell no
veno y vencieron a los Senado-
res, con anotaci6n de a carre.S
ras por 2. AuHer obtuvo la vic
toria.
Detroit &c, 12h, 2e; Wash :
ingtor Sc, Oh, Be.