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Evening star., 1937-08-28
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

Birminsham, 2-3: Knoxville. 0-l
New Orleans 3 Nashville, 2.
Evening star., 1937-08-28
GEHR|NCER LOOKS
TO Be BAT CHAMP
Tiger Increases Margin to
18 Points-MedWick in
Prolonged Slump.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, August 23.-While
M Ducky Medwick of the St.
" Louis Cards remained in the
batting doldrums. the pitch
ing fraternity had new worry this
week in the sudden bombardment be-
ing turned loose by Charley Gehringer
Of the Detroit Tigers.
Medwick, although retaining the
National League batting lead with a
1898 mark, continued in his biggest
slump of the year and fell off 7
points more during the en-day
span ended with yesterdays games
He batted less than $50 for the week,
getting only 10 hits in 43 chances,
and found his loop lead cut to a mere
9 points over Paul Waner Of the
Pirates, with 1874.
Evening star., 1937-08-28
EASTERN SHORE,
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Easton, 3: Centreville, l.
fredericksburg, s. Crisfield, 1.
Pocomoke. 3: Cambridge. o.
Salisbury. "a: Dover. Z.
Evening star., 1937-08-28
Minor Leagues
STANDING or THE cLURs
INTERNATIONAL.

Montreal. g. Toronto. q.
Buffalo. 3-2: Rochester. Is.
Syracuse. A. Baltimore. 8.
Newark, IL. jersey City, 4,
Evening star., 1937-08-28
appleton Busy GooseEgg Dealer Farr Hits Floor Camp Go
WELSHMAN SLIPS
DOWN, AIDES CLAIM
All Good for Louis Fight
Gate, Says Jacobs, Who
Predicts S4OO,OOO.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK. August 28.-It seerna
N practically every one IN the
" fight business has been very
4 busy except the gentlemen in
the box offices who'll take your money
II you want to see Joe Louis fight
Tommy Farr Monday.
Continued dreary weather yester-
day did little, if anything, TO improvs
the advance sale for the champion
ship bout that was postponed last
Thursday. Promoter Mike Jacobs, who
has been consulting almanacs, weather
prophets and probably his own wishes,
waxed jubilant over the prospects,
however, predicting fair weather Mon.
day and a s400,0 900 gate.
More Than 100000 Now in.
" HE weather will be swell. W.
checked the winds for thousand
miles, Mike insisted. Then he went on
to explain that there already was
s152,000 in the till, good punches Of
tickets out on consignments and $50
600 coming from the radio rights.
Ihat made more than 100000 ALREADY
assured according to Mikes figuring
and the sunny weather he was looking
for today and Monday would bring the
late customers trooping around.
The real business was conducted
elsewhere, as the fighters returned to
action in their New Jersey camps and
the fight mob gathered around the
Hippodrove to talk things over.
The days principal excitement cams
from report from Long Branch that
Farr had been knocked fiat by one Of
his sparring partners. Abe Feldman.
Tommy and his handlers insisted he
had only slipped. regardless Of other
versions. Jacobs said It was all good
for the gate, and that was that.
Evening star., 1937-08-28
PIEDMONT,

PIEDMONT.
Charlotte. 5; Richmond, 4.
Rocky Mount 6; Portsmouth. 4.
Norfolk, g.. Winston-Salern. 3.
Asheville. IL: Durham, !.
COASTAL PLAINS.
dsdsn; dclssDolG' 1S' y; Will!tns.on. kin:ton $.
Snow Hill, q: New Bern. 7,
Greenville- -Tarboro, rain.
Evening star., 1937-08-28

STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Evening star., 1937-08-28
Mats Pound Dietrich to Win.

MATS P0und D1etrlch 70 WIN.
NEXT to Pete, slim Monte Weaver
has pitched the nearest approach
to a shutout this year. Monte. back
on May q, had shutout in sight
against the White Sox until the ninth
inning, when they showed across a
run. Weaver won, to l, and allowed
only five hits.
Against Detroit earlier in the sea-
son Weaver held the Tigers to two
bits, but lost, 3 to /.
To win yesterday, even the Sox
series and take their third game in
four Western starts the Mats staged
two big innings against ex-Teammate
Bill Dietrich. In the second inning
Kuhel opened with a single and Myer
walked. After Sington whitfield, Rick
Ferrell singled to score Kuhel. Then,
when Radcliff misplayed the ball.
Myer also scored and Rick moved to
second, from where he eventually
scored on a single by Mel Almada.
This 80 lead was boosted to SO
IN the fifth. when Dietrich was chased
Singles by Almada and Lewis, sacri-
fice by Travis and Al Simmins' big
hit did the damage and brought
Thornton Lee to Dietrich's rescue
Lee shut out the Mats the rest OF the
way.
Evening star., 1937-08-28
NEW YoRK-PENNSYLvANIA.

Trenton. 4: Wilkes-Barre. 3.
Binghamton, 5; Williamsport, 3.
Evening star., 1937-08-28
MATS VETP|TCHES
3 RUNLESS T|[TS
Only One Of His Hill Corps
to Keep Foe From Plate
in '37 Campaign.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.
eta6 Correspondent Of The Star.


- HICAGO, August 28.-Pete
Appleton sat more relievedly
on the Mats bench today as
~ the three-game series with
the White Sox was in the process Of
coming to a close. Life and the busi-
ness Of making living by pitching
base balls seemed brighter in contrast
to weeks and months Of ups and
downs
Pete is going to get no pay raise on
the strength of his won and lost record
this season, in all probability. Even
counting that 5-to-0 victory he scored
yesterday over the Sox, he shows only
2 wins as against II defeats He f1n-
ished last year with IA wins and
setbacks.
But the important thing to Pete
was that shutout AS Of this morn
ing, the Washington ball club had
played Ill games. not counting ties
and the Nat pitching staff has regis
tered only shutouts,
And, working strongly in Apple
tons favor is this item-Pete has
pitched all three Of the shutouts.
Blanks Both SOx, Tribe.
THIS alone figures to insure Pete's
stay in the major leagues another
season. If nothing else, 1t proves that
Appleton. when he is right" has as
much, or more, on the ball than any
body in the curving corps.
Pete's first shutout was pitched on
July 81 against Cleveland, one Of the
most difficult clubs in the American
League for a right handed pitcher tc
beat Appleton held the Tribe to five
hits and won, 80.
Then came a 3-to-0 victory over the
Red Sox, team which Appleton
makes habit of beating, He shupout
Boston with six hits on August l3 and
then yesterday followed up with his
win over the White Sox.
There is no belittling Appleton's
most recent shutout. True, Chicago is
loaded with right-handed hitters and
q hurler with a good curve figures tc
stop them. Not only Appleto,,, but
most OF the Washington pitchers have
been unable to cope with the Sox in
the last two years, however.
Evening star., 1937-08-28
Major League Statistics
AMERICAN.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Washington. 5; Chicago. 0.
Boston. s: Detroit. 3.
Cleveland. :: Philadelphia. 8.
New York, 4. ct. Louis. 3
La gaceta., 1937-12-07
HOPPER DERROTO
A SCHAEFER

New York, Die. 7.-El cam :
peonato de billar frances, TIP
"balkling," 10 gan6 aqui ell vete-
rano bilIarista Willie Hoppe,
venciendo a Jake Schaefer, de
Chicago.
Hoppe comQuist6 la victoria fl
nal hacienda $50 puntos mien-
tras su oponente Sc quedaba en-
100.
La anotaci6n final fue de
1894 puRtos contra 1916.
Ell juego Sc origin6 en- Fran
ella y Roger Cont, un frances,
es ell campe6n del mundo.
Hoppe hizo una tacada de 248
la noche antes de finalizar eli
torneo, estableciendo una nueva
marca mundial.
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CaSimiro Hernandez Sc pasa
las noches en- vela, atendiendo
la buena organization del ira
bajo.
Las mesaS para la Inaugural
ci6n, a precio de ganga, Sc han
presto a la venta.
Por seis d6lares pueden cua-
tro personals tener ana mesa,
conner, bailar y divertirse con
n1meros de variedades.
Las sillas individuales, con de
recho a TODD 10 que Sc ofrece, Sc
venden a $500.
Ell Connie ha resuelto com =
prar juguetes americanos, excla
sivamente, de modo que los ja-
poneses Y americanos no man =
chen las manos de los nihos de-
m6cratas.
La gaceta., 1937-12-07
LOS INICIA-
RON Ell ATAQUE CONTRA
NANKING
Chang u Sa eSp0sd Sc MGrchG-
ron a Ndnchdng

Shanghai. die. LAS tro-
pas japonesas atacan hoy las
murallas de Marking y esperan
combatir, dentro de pocas no.
ras ZEN ell interior de la ciudad.
Defender a Marking mas de
100000 chinos, con un arma-
mento inferio raj de los invaso-
res.
Dicese que ell mando japon6s
tratara de tomar la muralla por
asalto, con ell uso de escalas.
Ell General Chang Kai Shek
Y su esposa Sc marcharon por
aeroplano aNanchang, la eapi-
tai de la provincial de Kiangsi.
Aviones japoneses dejaroa
caer bombas sobre la poblaci6D,
causando danos de gran impor
tancia.
Las defensas chinas para I'M
pedir que los lbarcos japonese
bombardearan a Marking, Sc
mantienen itacta.
Sabese que ell almirante chino
Gu Yamgkeh, director de las de
fensas en- ell area de Kiangyin,
sc suicide despues dc Ia Caida
de los fuertes.
La gaceta., 1937-12-07

"a junta general extraordinaria
de segunda convocatoria, en- la
sala teatro del Circulo Cubano.
Los socioS deben concurrir a
esta junta, que tiene ell siguien-
te orden del dia: Authorization
para efectuar ciertas necesarias
reparaciones y pintar ell edifi-
clio; venta de varios objetos,
Por ser de segunda convoca-
toria, la junta Sc verificara con
ell ndmero que ~asista, baJo 10
que dispone ell reglamento.
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ERfeTmO

ERfermO
Arturo Moran, ell notable ac-
tor tampeno, sigue enfermo, en-
el sanatorio del Centre Astrria-
no.
La enfermedad lie impedira
tomar parte en- la function del
dia 10.
DeseamoS que cuanto anteS
recupere la salud.
La gaceta., 1937-12-07
La fiesta del
Arb0l de NaUided

La fiesta Ie, dia Is, en- ell nue.
vo patio espanol del Restaurant
Columbia, tendra una doble fl
nalidad: inaugurar ell patio, que
es uan joya de arte, una obra
cue enaltece a Tampa, y al mis-
mo tempo recaudar fondos pa
'ra ell Arbol de Navidad que la
Camara de Concrete de Ybor
pondra en- ell parque de Ybor, el
dia % de diciembre.
Albaniies, ~pintores, marmolis
tas y carpinteros trabajan dia
Y noche.
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COMISION AUXILIAR

Celebro aver iunta, en- 81 Cen
tro Obrero, la Comisi6n Auxi-
liar de Mujeres.
Preside la Sra. Elisa Morris,
actuando de s~ecretaria Marina
Lopez.
Sc di6 cuenta de los trabaj0s
realizados en- la semana Y de I'm
envfo de $63.84, producto de las
flores vendidas en- ell Cabaret
que Ell sabado celebr6 la Sec
ci6n de Damas de Protection Y
AUxilio de lCentro Espaiiol.
Tambien Sc inform6 de otros
d~onativos, todos muy merito-
rios y hechos con la mejor bue-
ma voluntad.
WHERE'S PARA ESPANA
Tenemos ell gusto de mencTo-
mar hoy a Carlos Miranda, ell de
p~endiente cubano, que ACADIA
de donar para Espana, como el
sabe hacerlo, ademas de $500,
l saco de Judas Y una GAIA de
leche.
Cada vez que Sc trata de ayu-
dar a Espana, Miranda Sc colo
ca en- la primera fila de esta re-
taguardia.
Nos place, como hermanos en-
la gran causa, a preciar la la
Dor que realiza.
La Valencia Importing Go.
acord6 donar un saco de Judas
y una GAIA de chocolate Baguer.
Josefa y Esperanza Alvarez,
una GAIA de leche condensada.
Emilio Laurence, 10 libras de
Judas; Manuel Garcia, condue-
no del Restaurant Columbia, u
ma GAIA de leche condensada ;
Sra. Jose R. Colmenares, espo-
sa de nuestro amigo ell capataz
de la fabrica Cuesta y Rey, Una
GAIA de leche.
GraeiaS a todos, per su boa
dad. La Repdblica Sc 10 agra
decera.
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CompramOs cast todo.-L0s
mas altos precios TOR sus nue.
bles Y enseres. Muebles de of.
Gina.
DIVERS TRADING POST
1913 Franklin Sc.
La gaceta., 1937-12-07

FL Temple Ideal
Sc reunira hoy ell Temple
Ideal No. 2, de los Caballeros
del Aguila de Orc, en- Ell edifilio
de la Novena avenida y Gale 16,
Los preparativos finales pa
"a la fiesta del sabado seran he
chos.
Ademas, Sara nominada la
nueva oficialidad.
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Sports Parade

La compania teatral Federal
continua represantando "Sport
Parade" la moderna revista, en-
ell Centre Asturiano.
Sc repesentara la obra, con 81
apoyo del pdblico, hasta ell dia
IL.
Valiosos artistas realizan sus
mejores esfuerzos en- pro del
exito.
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Los Rdy0s X

Los Rdyos X
lLlegaron aver los nuevos apa
ratios de Rayos X y terapia pro-
funda para ell sanatorio del Cen
tro Espanol.
Los aparatos estan encerra :
dos en- 26 cajas y ell flete soda
mente cost6 mas de $4,000.
Una sala especial Sc habilita
para elloS en- ell sanatorio del
Bayshore Boulevard.
La fecha de la Inauguration
sera anunciada oportunamente.
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"a VerbeRd del Tdbaco

La VerbeHd del Tdbdco
Ell Comite Executive de La
Verbena del Tabaco Sc reunira
manana microbes. a las 8, en- "a
of.cina de la Camara de Conner
cio de Ybor.
Ben Davis, e! sscretario, rue
ga la aSistencia de todos los
miembroS.
La gaceta., 1937-12-07
LA CARA

Organizada por ell Comite Pc
pular Democratico de Socorro a
Espana y las secciones de re-
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de los Cabdller0s

DGmds de los Cdbdller0s
LedleS de America
Sc reuniran manana, en- ell e.
dificio de la Novena Y Gale 16,
las Damas de los Caballeros Lea
les de America.
Asuntos de importansia recla
man la asistencia de todas.
La gaceta., 1937-12-07
LA PELICULA

Ell tanto por ciento de la peli-
cula "Tierra Espanola", descon
tados los gastos y Ell tanto por
ciento de la Garrison Film, as
cendi6 a $64.
Este dinero ingres6 en- la ca
ia del Comite Popular Demo-
cratico de Socorro a Espana.
La gaceta., 1937-12-07
FUNCION

Ell domingo representara "Mi
licianos al F%rent'e',, en- ell Cen
tro Obrero, la secci6n de decla-
maci6n de la Casa del Pueblo.
TODD ell dinero que Sc recau-
de Sc donara para leche de los
ninos de Espana.
Paquito Diaz Rogue represen
ia en- la obra uno de los papeles
de mayer importancia.
La gaceta., 1937-12-07

JuntG en- Ell Cirrnlo
Manana microbes Sc celebra
La gaceta., 1937-12-07
Ell NOMBRE DEL COMITE

Ell Comite Popular D. de So
zorro a Espana, por medic de
su presidente, Jose Martinez,
reclbi6 aver una carta del Bu-
reau Medico pidiendole permiso
para poner su nombre, junto
con ell de otros comites, en- las
camionetas del Hospital rodan-
tie organizado por ell notable CT
rujano DR.. Barsky.
Sc lie contestant Affirmative
mente. Tampa adquiri6 para e.
Sc Hospital, valuado en- $4,000
ell aparato de Raxos X.
Salud!
La gaceta., 1937-12-07
La obra mcansable de la ~retaguardia de Tampa
COMISION AUXILIAR

creo y adorno e intereses de las
sociedades Centre Espanol, Cen
tro Asturiano, Circuio Cubano,
Unione Italiana y Caballeros
Leales de America, Sc ~efectua-
ra ell dfa 10, en- el tearo del Cen
tro Asturiano, una function tea
trail.
LA Cara, ell intense drama
de Linares Rivas, sera represen
tado. Manuel Aparicio dirigira
la obra y desempenara ell papel
masculine de mayor importan-
cha.
Sc trata de obtener ell concur
so, para los papeles femeninos,
de Josefina Ramirez, las her.
manas Carmen y Pillar Ramirez
la Sra. Matilde Rueda y otras
conocidas artistas de la locali-
dad.
Los billetes de entrada Sc pon
dram a la yenta sin mayor de-
mora.
A la junta de la comisi6n es-
pecial nombrada asistieron a.
noche Jose Martinez, Mariana
Rodriguez, JESUS Fernandez
Diaz y Angel de la Riva.
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BODY OF HIKER
YIELDS $4,000;
CALLS AWAITED
No Clues to Identity Of
Elderly Auto Victim

APoRTE, Ind, Aug. 10
(C.T.P.S0.-Dr. Daniel G. Ber-
noske, Laporte county coroner, to-
day expected an avalanche Of calls
from relatives" of an elderly
hiker, killed as he walked along
the roadside near here. His
pockets contained $4,000 in cash.
He has not been identified.
The man was struck by a car
driven by Edward westerfield, S6,
of Cleveland. Westerfield was alb
solved of blame at the inquest
when he testified the hiker
stepped in front of his machine.
NO CLUES UNCOVERED
At the morgue, examination dis
closed the money to startled Off
Gals, but there was nothing which
gave any clue to the mans
identity.
DR.. Bernosk sent the finger.
prints to Washington, but was told
the Federal Bureau of Identified
ton did not have them on file.
The mans clothing was Of good
quality and his shoes showed
that he had not walked far, the
coroner said.
MONEY PLACED IN BANK
The money has been deposited
in. Laporte bank, and the body
will be held for a time. If no
Identification is made, the money
will be turned over to the State,
after burial expenses have been
cared for.
Now that the news is out I
am expecting many calls from
relatives" the coroner said.
"They will have to make per
feet Identification"
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LOST CHILDREN
WEREN'T MISSED

NEW YORK, Aug. 10 G.N.S0.
Informed that two of Mrs. Clara
Sangetti's ten children had been
missing for 48 hours, police asked
why she hadn't reported their dis
appearance earlier.
GIVE got so many children,
didn't miss them" she ex-
planned. II just check up on
them every once in a while to
see if they are all there. And
besides, I thought you police
men must be very busy and !
didn't want to bother you
Later the modern Mother Hub
bard reported her Grant offSpringS
had returned. They had been WIS.,
iting the Zoo.
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Fugitive Faces
Chain Gang Again

CHICAGO, Aug. 10 Q.N.S0
After is years Of freedom, a con-
victed murderer today faced re-
turn to the Florida changing
from which he escaped in 1922.
Arrested as a suspicious character,
Patrick Nixon, 49, admitted his
guilt and waived extradition.
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POLICE JOB SECONDARY

BOSTON, Aug. 10 uN.S0.
Bernard w. Wye, had been patrol
man on the city force for four
days and proud Of his new job.
However, when his former en-
ployer, a legal firm, offered him
his old job back with a $40 a week
raise, he handed in his resignation
as an officer and took his old post
again,
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FIRST ICE CREAM AT So
NORTHAMPTON, Mass, Aus

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, Aug.
10 O.N.S0.-He vowed that he
hated it, but it took a tonsilectomy
operation to make him change his
mind. George Molitoris, 81, who
never tasted ice cream in his life
was prevailed upon to taste it as
medicine" for his throat. He did
and now, according to his family
he has ice cream with every meal.
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champion. Since he annexed the
title from Babe Risko a year ago,
Freddie has had shirts, collars and
now a candy bar named after
him. But still no cigars.
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EVERYTHING BUT CIGARS

TOCOMAI Wash, Aug. 19
G.N.S0.-Easily the best known
resident ot Tacoma Is youthful
Freddie Steele, world middleweight
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LEFT WITH $3.50

French Nudists Declare War on the
Sculptor Who Made Artistic Fun Of
their Shapes. In the American
weekly Distributed with Sundays
WaRhinRtOn Herald.
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FEAR FOUL PLAY
IN VANISHING OF
CAPITAL FATHER
Chauffeur For Embassy
Had $3.50 With Him

A worried Washington family
asked the help Of the Times today
in locating a husband and father
who disappeared mysteriously on
july 10, and has not been seen
since.
AS he had $3.50 with him when
he disappeared, and was on his
way to get his car, which had
broken down at Elkton, Md, they
fear he may have met foul play.
WAIT FOR NEWS
William j. Long, 50 years old,
chauffeur for the French embassy
for the last % years, is the missing
man. His wife, Mrs. Katherine
Long, and two children, Mrs.
Marian Knapp, %, and Billy"
Junior, who is nine years old, have
waited in vain for some news Of
his whereabouts.
Police were notified, Mrs. Knapp
said, but have been unable to find
her father.
She described him as about 5
feet 8 inches tall, weighing las
or $50 pounds, with gray hair and
blue eyes. He lived at 1881 Twen'
tieth Street N. w. The daughter
and her husband live at 447 Ran.
doph Street.
Our only information which
might be of help" Mrs. Knapp
said, lis that he was reported
to have acted peculiarly while
coming to Washington on the
bus after his car broke down at
Elkton. He was driving home
from Bar Harbor, Me-, and had
stopped in Seabright, N. j., on
business.
LEFT WITH $3.50
Leaving the car near Elkton,
he came on to Washington to
get a truck and have it fixed, or
towed in. We have not seen him
since he left home with $3.50 to
go to a garage and arrange for
the job.
Mother is i'll from the strain,
and our only hope now is that
someone who has seen him will
see the story and give us some
information which will help us
find him.
Washington Journal., 1937-11-19
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Blan aus3udrbeiten unb Die 8ertbeiz
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felt benz Morbe perItri9en, uno nod
bate feline Spur BON ibm entbedt
peroen f0nnen. gs f9ien unglaubz
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oedung nit elmer gan3en @raff9aft
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gehen tpnnte.
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