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The Washington times., 1937-03-09
NJ OVIE
CLOCK

RIALTO-"Cloistered," II a. M,
1858, 2:28, 4:20. 6:14. s:13,
1912 p. m.
LITTLE-Merle Oberon, Leslie
Howard, Scarlet Pimpernel, "
1928 a. M, 1:27, 3:31, 5:35, 1889,
9:43 p. m.
CAPITOL-Claudette Colbert,
Fred MacMurray, Maid of
Salem" 1O:45 a. M, 1870, 4:20,
7:10, 10 p. m. Stage, 1890,
3:15, sos, 8:55 p. m.
PALACE-R bert Montgomery,
Joan Crawford, William Powell,
''The Last of Mrs. Cheyney,"
1910, 2:30, 4:50, 7:15, $50 p. m.
COLUMBIA Loretta a Young,
Love Is News" 11:55 a. m,
1:55, 3:55, 5:55, 7:55, 9:55 p. m.
METROPOLITAN-Errol Flynn,
Margaret Lindsay, Green
Light" 1885 a. M, 1885. $3.50,
$40, TAO, 9:45 p. m.
EARLE - Grace Moore, Cary
Grant, when You're in Love" p"
10:45 a. M, 1870. 4:10, ITO, 9:55
p. m. Stage, 1910, 1925, $40,
9:05 p. m.
RKO-KEITH'S - Joe E. Brown,
Marian Marsh, "When's Your
Birthday" 11:15 a. m, 1888,
2:41, 4:24, 6:16, 8:08, 10 p. m.
HOWARD-Erin O'Brien-Moore,
Humphrey Bogart, BLACK Le-
gion," 1890, 1855, 7:05, 1910
p. m. Stage. 2:30, $50, 9:10
p. m.
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Leono Powers-Von Decker in
"PorneII" at the BeIosco

It was a sad day for Ireland
when Charles Parnell took a
fancy to pretty Katherine O'Shea,
otherwise, Irish home rule might
have come 80 years sooner and
much bloodshed and fraticidal
strife averted. This thought one
takes away from "Parnell," which
premiered last night at the
Belasco.
A lusty drama and a beautiful,
though sad love story is this play
about Charles Parnell, who sac
rificed his leadership of the Irish
independence movement for love
of q married woman. His name
was dragged through the muck
of a sensational London divorce
scandal and he was disowned by
a large number of his followers,
thereby splitting the strength Of
the party.
Leona Powers, a favorite of
Washington theater audiences for
several summers, plays Mrs.
O'Shea, a role that gives her op-
portunity to display the full meas
ure of her histrionic ability. The
exacting role of Parnell is master
fully done by Albert Van Decker.
Others deserving of more than
usual mention include Alexander
F. Franks Interpretation of Glad
stone in one memorable scene;
Franklin Gray as the despicable
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KELLEYGRAMS

Mr.. Holland of Pathe News
asked me for about 40 words for
the Trans-lux news reel to be
shown on the opening weeks pro-
gram of Roland Robbins new
theater.
So 1 wrote 40 words, walked up
and down the Office reciting them
as first aid to memory COM
mittment and I thought I had EN-
down pretty pat.
Then Mr.. Holland arrived and
changed my part. So spoke eX-
temporaneously in front of The
Washington Times while the
camera was ground by George
Dorsey and Jimmy Corrigan at
tended to the recording OF the
voice.
I fear the worst. My colleague,
Mabelle Jennings reeled her speech
off without rehearsal, and like an
Irene Dunno.
Jay Carmody did his Robert
Taylor imitation in front OF the
Star, suffered a nervous reaction
that led him to seek the nearest
couch. About the other critics
editors bulletins are not available.
You may see the result of all
this at the Trans-LuX beginning
Friday night but 1 am afraid will
never again have the courage to
roast an actor or an actress who
slips I'D on a line, or even a word.
HASLETT, MARCH 10
Talburt Haslett will sing at the
Capitol Theater the week Of March
19, having had his engagement
moved ahead to warble in a May
time" presentation of some of Mel
son Eddy's songs.
This department is also exceed
ingly grateful to Talburt'S 88-year-
old grandmother, who stitched
every bit of a patchwork quilt
and presented it to the editor.
Lord love her, it has more colorS
than Joseph's coat and as much
warmth as a Roosevelt speech.
BURLESQUE CRITICS
The burlesque critics would have
you know that the official name
of their organization is, The Bur
lesque Critics of America, spelled
just like that.
Also that there is no truth in the
rumor that they have adopted as
a theme song; Tease For Two"
Seriously, the burlesque critics
plan to reply to Westbrook Pegler
syndicate columnist, whom they
claim waIloped the Ninth Street
art a couple Of times below the
girdle.
Green Light" is living up tt
its reputation for being a Sensa
tional money-groSsing picture fol
1886. In its second downtown
week ct the Metropolitan Theater
it is doing so well. Manager May
nard Madden is planning to hold
it over.
Another surprise celluloid is
Bing Crosby's Pennies from
Heaven" which is bringing in
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ballet performed at the Cosmo-
politan Opera House. the urge Of
his itchy feet that take him into
the ballet as an ebony spear car
rier, his eventual rise by various
devices to top dancer and partner
of the passionate Barnova. The
side romance finds Mr.. Dolan
turning from the artistic ballerina
to the little girl of the school who
writes cheap music.
Highlights of the lengthy acts
are the two pretentious balletS in
which the expressionistic school of
the dance are taken for mis-
chievous and impudent ride. End
ing act one is the Princess Zen.
obia" spectacle. an exotic compo-
sition that is gorgeously travestied
by Tamara Geva, that has Ray
Bolger as a black savage getting
ludicrously tangled UP in the
movements.
AMERICAN APACHE
Slaughter On Tenth Avenue"
is really an American Apache
dance in an East Side dive with
gangSterS as the real menace. In
this Tamara Geva has full oppor-
tunity to poke a little fun at the
MinSky strip tease artists before
Ray Bolger moves through
dance of death that leaves the au-
dience breathless with excitement
while he literally pounds the stage
in rhythmic beats for dear life. 1t
is what the race horse folks call
driving finish.
Other tangible assets Of "On
Your Toes" are the acting of
David Morris, Tyrone Kearney,
Dave Jones, Ethel Hampton and
Demetrios Villain: the Rodgers
score which is more than fire.
quently tuneful, the Hart lyrics
which are sometime daring and
always sophisticate: the ener-
getic work Of a shapely ballet
which backs up the principals.
There's a Small HOTEL is the
tune that fingers and other wor-
thy moments with the compos-
ers are found in TITS Got To Be
Love-" "On Your Toes" and
THE Heart Is Quicker Than the
Eye"
"On Your Toes" is still a fine
dancing musical though the pro-
duction bears the stain of travel.
1t will be interesting to see what
Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers
do with it when it reaches Holly.
wood.
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FRIEND OF THE DUKE

Leona Navara, who comes to
the Earle with his band Friday,
claims this a strictly on-the-leVel
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the Yale classrooms with Petro-
grad beard known as Monty
Woolley, and by the lady known
as Doris Carson, who has the
best of a very weak set of voices.
You will find more well-devel-
oped plot in the new musical at
the National Theater than most
of the Broadway girl and tune
shows offer in a brace of seasons.
A good deal of it is told in the
liveliest kind of footwork and its
finale actually contrives with
much success to conjure melo-
dramatic tenseneSs.
1t begins as the story of the
dancing Dolans, a vaudeville team
that determines young Phil must
carve a career in music rather
than hoofing in the movie houses.
So Phil opens a music school and
uncovers an embryo Stravinsky in
his studio.
The remainder concerns Phil
Dolan'S efforts to have his pupils
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ON YOUR TOES OPENS
Ray BoIger, of the Rubber Legs.
Tomoro Gevo, LueIIo Gear
In q Sparkling Satire
BY ANDREW R. KELLEY

the word that fits "On Your Toes the Rodgers
Abbott musical comedy that thumbs its mpish at the
Russian ballet and hgh-brow choreography.
This dancing show from its first tap to its coorfuly
cuted impressionsc ballet slaughter Tenth Avenue
which down the curtain after riot of dancomana
"On Your Toes able maintain its saucy and ingenious
saca mood and smoothly musical with idea,
through the nmbe hoofng and comedy of Ray Boger
and the with which the anguorous Tamara
Geva burlesNue the balernas.
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paragraph, even though the faint
odor of press agentry seems to
hover around it: when the
Prince of Wales (now the Duke
of Windsor) heard Leon Navara's
band play at the st. Regis Hotel
in New York he complimented
him on his unique arrangements
and ability at the piano. Before
he abdicated the throne he sent
the leader-pianist an invitation to
play for him at a private party
preceding the Coronation.
Don't blame me, Mr.. Ripley.
That's Al Wilde's story.
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more money for Columbia pictures
than the much more heavily ap-
plauded feature, Theodore Goes
Wild"
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than the much more heavily ap-
plauded feature, Theodore Goes
Wild"
30 HAYDEN YEARS
Congratulations to A. C. Hay
den, of the Musicians Union, who
is observing the thirtieth anniver-
sary of his presidency, during
which time his melody makers
have won many a labor battle
without a sit-doWn.
Maurice Kafka, WaShingtop's S
orchestra king, is arranging a re-
ception at the Shoreham, March
Is, when 800 guests will listen to
de luxe band led in turn by Sid
ney Of the Mayflower, Meyer
Davis, Leon Brusiloff, Barnee,
Meyer Goldman and Johnny
Slaughter.
Honored guests invited to the
testimonial include Joseph Weber,
president of the American Fedora
tion of Musicians; Gen. Samuel T.
Ansell, general counsel Of the A.
F. of M; John Locher, president
of the Central Labor Union, and
John B. Colpoys. U. S. marshal
and publisher of the Trades
UnioniSt.
TRANS-LUX READY
Clark Robinson, artist and in
terror decorator, who did the
muralS and fancy fittings for the
new Trans-Lux Theater says the
news reel house will open on time,
despite the fact that those going
by on the outside shake their
heads and remark: It'll never be
ready"
Artist Robinson says it's in bet
ter shape than the Fox theater
(now the CapitoD was, three days
before opening. Robinson did the
art work for the opening show on
F Street under the regime of Roxy.
Martin Quigley. jr., son of the
publisher of Motion Picture Her.
aid and the Quigley publications
and a student at Georgetown, is
making his own survey on just
what the steady movie patron
likes. Already he is convinced
that F Street audiences don't like
night-club comedy and the reveal
ing acts of the floor shows.
BEAVERS FOR HOWARD
The sepia queen of the movies
Louise Beavers, will be Nate Site
felS headliner at the Howard The
ater beginning Friday, for a per
sonal appearance week.
Louise Beavers has been in the
movies since 1924, quite a record
for sustained popularity, did hel
finest job for the screen in Fan
ME Hurst's Imitation of Life. >
more recently won acclaim fol-
Banjo on My Knee"
FRIEND OF THE DUKE
I,eona NaVara who comes IN
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Connnnuter

Each picture role means a trip
to the big city for Eugene Pal
lette, currently featured in Para
mounts "The Crime Nobody
Saw" Palette, who lives in a
town so miles north of Holly
wood. packs his luggage and
moves into a hotel while work
ing
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Red Stays for Second Week

1stars, new fun and new surprises
by Red and his gang which is to
include John Tio. the wonder bird;
AL Lester, song stylist; AL Verdi
and Thelma Lee, musical merry
makers; Ivy and Neecie Stevens, {;
the great YacopiS and Jack Starr.
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BOLGER is TOPS
Here is a highly gifted couple
for any producers cast of Charac-
ters and they work with alacrity
and jaunty abandon through two
acts that are well sprinkled with
rhythmic stepping and melody.
They are exceptionally we'll
backed up by that mistress of
dry wit and acid insinuation,
Luella Gear; by recruit from
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'PARNELL' AT BELASCO
To Continue

Helen Burgess and Olympic
Bradna, both with Paramount,
today drew long-term extensions
on their respective contracts.
La gaceta., 1937-03-29

mo cuarto que 81 ito. Cuando me
estaba desnudand,, VI que abria
TN armario y sacaba de entire
un monitor de camisas Y calceti-
mes una escopeta y i'm sable.
'tEs mi carabina", me dijo, a.
cariciando ell canon. Tenfa tam
bien sable por su grade de lu-
garteniente. "Todos los ahos-
me explic6-celebramos unas
maniobras muy hermosas en- los
Alpes." Luego, Sc desnud6 del
tsdo Y Sc puso a lavarse. Ell a
qua salpicaba hasta la colcha de
mi CANA. Yo eStaba asoabrado,
pues no habia visto nun.a un
Official del ejercito como mi ito.
AL dia siguiente dej6 su pa
MADEIRA abandonada Y vino a.
companandonos hasta la esta-
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JACK DEMPSEY ACTUARA
DE ARBITRO EN- SA-.ASOTA

Sarasota, Mario 29.-El ex :
campe6n del peso complete,
Jack Dempsey, actrara hoy de
arbitro en- Ell programa anuncia
do por ell empresario Jim Dow
ming. Franckie Saia, de Mem :
phis, Tenn, Sc batira en- la Pc
lea principal con Ray Lyle, de
Akron, estado de Ohio.
Dempsey lego de Miami
Beach, en- compahfa de varios
amigos, y pasara aQuf la noche.
Battling Shorty, de Saraso :
ia, combatira en- eel semifinal
con Jimmy Valentine, de Tams
pa. Es la segunda pelea de es-
tos dos muchaehos.
Eddie Bond y Little Safrit
pelearan a seis asaltos. Estos
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LA REGATTA DE YACHTS
ENTIRE ST. PETERSBURG
Y LA B

st. Petersburg, MARIO o.
La regatta de yachts, entire st.
Petersburg y la Habana Sc lie
va q termino bajo la brisa del
norte que empez6 a soplar des-
de ell instante de la partida.
Mas de la mitad de las EN-
barcaciones han pasado va Re.
becca Shoals, en- La mas rapids
regatta que Sc recuerda.
Esperase que sea batida la
smarca anterior de Al horas Y Al
minutes, fijada por l.. s. Ruder
en- el "Haligonian", en- 1880
Cuando eli "Haligonian" triun
rs era propiedad de Houston
Wall.
Aparece en- la vanguardia e
yacht de Albert Fay, de Hous
ton, Texas, seguido por Win
some Too, propiedad de Kark
ness Edwards. West Wind, d,
Kennett Cowan, Marcia en- ter
Ter lugar.
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RADIOTELECRAMAS

Suiza, y 81 hubiese cantado NAL,
tn culpa hubiera recaido sobre
ell pals entero. Pero vosotros ha-
blais como 81 hubiese un arte a.
jeno a la vida, que vive en- un
mundo superior, apartado de
las cosas de la realidad...
-Pero, ihombre de Dios!
a decir mi madre-,
5por que tie excitas tanto? Ia
case es pecado decir que no
me interesa Ia politica? Me
parece absurdo que quieras
hacerme a mi responsible de
todos los discursos del Kaiser
que no tie GUSTAV
-iNaturalmente que Sit
eyclam6 mi ito. Aqui, 81 al
guien Sc pusiera a hablar de
csc modo, lie cerrarian ell pico
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las peIeas de Boxeo de Ia

New York, Mario 29.-John
Henry Lepis, ell negfo campe6n
lIe las IT'S libras, Sc batjra ell We
nidero viernes, en- San Luis, con
''Red" Barry, de Washington,
a diez asaltos.
Hoy lunes, en- New York, Ell
indio Rafael Hurtado, del peso
ligero, sc batira con Magic FL
sher, de New York. con peso de
1875 hbras. Figuran en- el mismo
programa tPaulie Walkkr, de
Trenton, contra Irish Joe Swee-
ney, de Scranton, Pa; Bobby
Pacho, de Cleveland sera ell o.
ponente de Bbfkey Jones, de
Jersey City.
En- Detroit, Make Rosen-
bloom, de New York, sera ell
contrario de Roscoe Toles, de
Detroit.
Baby Miller un zurdo re Tam
pa, Florida, peleara hoy en-
Richmond, Va. hon Charlie
Burns, de Johnstown, Pa. Mia
mi vera en- acci6n a Buddy Ha-
yes y Henry Raymond este dlti-
mo de Tampa.
Peleas sefaladas para ell mar
tes: Andres Lenglet, ell frances
de las piernas largas, sera ell ri
val, en- Los Angeles de Alberto
Lowell de la Argentina; EN- Sc
attic Speedy Dado, ell filipino,
Sc batira con Billy Buxton, de
Victoria; Jimmy Leto, de Tam
pa, combatira en- Sidney, AUS
tralia, con Jack Carroll, Ell fa-
moso peso weller de las Antipo-
das; Solly Krieger, Ell notable
peso medic de New York, rea-
|pareeera frente a Eddie Ma
guire. de Irlanda.
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a las dos palabras. Pero, iah!

a las dos palabras. Pero, iah!
II nosotros somos suizos!!
Y diciendo este, Sc estir0
tan alto como era v ovur6 ell
vase, luego de 10 cual Sc sem
to delante del piano v Sc puso
a cantar, asompanandose 81
mismo, un aria de Rigoletto.
Menos NAL que deja ell
dichoso tema!-diio mi ma
DIRE, volviendose a mi en- tono de
confidencia, como 81 yo fuese
caba en- MISUNDERSTANDING
una persona mayor. Mi ito evo
caba en- mi Ell recuerdo del Co.
mandante rojo, pero no me atre
VIA a pronunciar So nombre,
pues estabamos en- Ell extranje-
no. Nos fuimos a aeostar tenn
prano. Yo dormia en- Ell mis-
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Cuando nos q~uedamos solos,

Cuando nos qHedamos solos,
lie pregunte a mi madre que ma
bia querido decir ell ito con 10
de irse a las manos.
MISUNDERSTANDING mall
|humorada y sin levantar la ca
beza del libro que tenfa alberto
en- ell regazo-. lisa dIehosa
guerra de la que habla TODD eli
mundo...!
Me di6 permiso para que fue-
Sc a la ventanilla miranda ell
paisaje. Bamos canine de So
lothurn.
Era an dfa afegre de verane;
Ell aire inundaba en- oleadas de
color los estrechos pasillos Y en-
las cortinillas grises-amarillen-
tas jugaba ell sol, dibujando en-
elias b0rrones lumin0sOs. Nu-
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semana en- toda la naci6n
John Henry Lewis peleara
: con Re- Barry

misunderstanding MartiEez,
de IT'S libras, combatira en- Oak
land, California, con Marty
Simmons; Joe Knight, de De-
troit, tendra de o~ponente a Pat
W Perroni, de Cleveland.
Jueves-Eddi& Zivic Sc BATH
ra en- Milwaukee, con Larry
Greb; Tommy Forte peleara en-
Filadelfia con Jose Obreg6n,
de Annapolis. g.
Viernes-Young Corbett, de
Fresno, California, subira al
cuadrilatero, en- San Francisco,
con Dale Spar, de Colorado.
oSabado-Eddie Blunt tendra
de contrario a Jack Moran, en-
New York; I'm eBsuentro a 10
asaltos.
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La Gaceta Folletfn No. SO
Ernesto Glaeser
Los QUE TEMAMOS
DOCE AMOS

vosotros ESQ no tiene importan-
cia: son las preocupaciones vul-
cares de cada dfa, una bagate-
la. iPor los olavos de Cristo!
Isl supieseis como piensan de
vosotros en- ell extranjero, y que
solo os juzgan por 10 que haceis
y hablais todos los dias Y no
por vuestro Arte sublime! Mi
ra, ell dfa en- que 20 tuve que
cantar delante del Rey de tia
liza, me die, despues de termi-
mar: Alfonso, tn triunfo me ale
era por 10 que representa- para
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SUFRIO GRAVES LESIONES
UN OBRERO De LA WPA

Herbert Fleming, un obrero
de la WPA, de so amos de e.
dad, Sc cay6 aver de una es-
calera en- las obras del Male
con, en- la esquina de Rome y
Bayshore Boulevard, sufrien :
do la fracture de la espina dor
sal Y lesiones en- ell pecho.
Pasaron Is minutes antes de
que pudiera ser extraido del
pozo.
Ell cuerpo del anciano cay6
sobre unos maderos que habia
ALI.
Varias radiografias Sc lie ha
ran hoy.
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clhos viaieros cantaban.

Mi madre estaba tambien
muy complaciente conmigo. En-
la estaci6n de uno de los mu-
chos pueblecillos en- que para
ba Ell tren, baj6 a comprarme
un paquete de chocolate. Gala
Peter.
Despues de dos horas de via
je, me dijo, a~prntando a una
cadena azul de montanas, cuya
suave silueta Sc esfumaba a 10
lejos, entire las nubes azuladas
y tenues:
ii Ves?-y atercandose a mi
me cin6 con su brazo, pues ano-
Ali, juhto a aquella
Is adonde vamos.-Y
avanzaba ell tren. las
Than acercaudose q
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No sabemos que Jim Down.
ing haya anunciado otro progra
ma para Ell venidero jueves.
Bob Olin no vendra e Isidoro
Gaztanaga, segdn nos dicen, sa-
li6 hoy para Memphis, Tenn,
en- compania de Alfredo Monto-
to.
Alfredo es cronista social de
este peri6dico y ademas dircc-
tor de los negocies del vasco a
pesar de los muchos competido-
res. 81,
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HENRY ALFONSO CAPTU-
RO Ell TITULO DE CAM
PEON

Ell notable "golfista" He lry
Alfonso, estrella del club Air
port, capture aver ell tftulo de
campe6n amateur de Tampa, de
rrotando a Karl Mas, de For
est Hills.
Muy pocas personals creian
cue Alfonso llegaria a los Sc
mifinales; pero sc equivocaror
por entero.
Alfonso termin6 ell match
de manera brillante en- Ell hoyo
IS, pegando dos dentro de las
100 yardas del hoyo. p
Al principle pareci6 que
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. NOTICIAS DE PEIOTA
MTRA DERRCTA DEL CINCINNATI

de 1000 personals presen
ell particle de peleta de
Law domingo, en tPlant Field,
do los Rojos de Cincinnati y
gaYcgers. Como solo batearon
S;e hits, los Rojos perieron ell
desaffc. Los de Brooklyn batea-
ron tambien siete pero los apro-
yecbaron. Los de Brooklyn ba-
tearon tambien sief, pero los
aDrovecharon para hacer cua-
tro carerras. Mickey Herman
dez, ell j6ven pitcher, lanz6 en-
Ell primer inning por los rojos
v elimin6 facilmente a los ba-
Tteadores. Gene Schott sustituy6
a H pandez.
La z6 la primera pelota, CO.
me i, Ahabia anunciado, Raul
Vega de la Camara
de corr lio de Ybor.
Van Mungo, el celebre pitt
cher de los Dodgers amigo de
Alfonso Lopez, lanz6 en- cuatro
innings y lie hicieron una carrie
ra.
Brooklyn 1c, III, Be; Cincin-
natl &c, III, 4e.
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WELLER Sc DIsTTNGUIo

Bob Feller, el famoso j6ven
pitcher de los Indios, hizo aver
.tomar Nponche" a seis bateado-
res, entries innings.
La "tribu" anot6 tres carre-
ras en- Ell noveno, obteniendo ell
triunfo.
Cleveland &c, Oh, De-; New
York &c, Oh, lie.
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,ci6n. En- Ell anden ,of que lie de-
cia a mi madre:
Ana, NAL cariz va tomando
la situaci6n politica. sHas leido
los peri6dicos?
Mo leo nunea peri6dlcos-
'dijo mi madre con un mohin de
desden. Ell ito Sc alz6 de hon.
bros.
Me parece que sc van a las
manos. Pero no os preocupeis,
aqui entire nosotros estais segu-
ros.
Luego. levant6 EN- vilo las ma
qetas con sus forzudos brazos y
las coloc6 en- la red. LIE prone
limos que a regreso nos deten-
drfamos en- Baslea. All arrancar
ell tren, lie dejamos cantando a.
~aegremente.
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CON LOS GLAN4Es

va hemos descubierto de nue.
vo a Baby Miller. Sc encuentra
en- Richmond, Va, y ALI pelea-
"a hoy tunes con Charles Burns,
de Johnston. Quedan enterados
los ciudadanos que por 81 nos
preguntaron.
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Jim Downing presenta tam
bien programas de boxeo en-
Sarasota. FL empresario tampe-
no ha ensanchado Ell campo de
sus a~ctividades. 4
ALA como aqui, lie deseamd
que la suerte lie proteja. Y
La gaceta., 1937-03-29

dos j6venes pelearon en- Tampa
la semana pasada Y Bond per-
di6 la decision del arbitro Ray
mond.
La gaceta., 1937-03-29
VICTORIA DE LOS A
KEGS

I'm cuadrangular de Tony
Lazzeri di6 la victoria a los Yam
KEGS sobre los Medals Rojas.
Los vencedores solo pegaron
tres hits.
New York &c, Sh, lie; Boston
SC, 10h, &c.
La gaceta., 1937-03-29

New York, Marco 19.-Joe
Jacobs, ell director de los nego-
clos de Max Schmeling en- los
Estados Unidos, anunci6 aver
que ell campe6n Jimmy Brad
La gaceta., 1937-03-29

ICuando Sc efectuara la otra
reyancha entire ell Chino y Nor
ment Qqarles? %
Alvarez voltera a Ser derro-
tado por Qranles, a iazgar por
su demonstration en- los dltimos
asaltos. de la pelea con Oryille
Drouillard.
La gaceta., 1937-03-29

Mas iba a ganar fpero Ell j6ven
latino Sc ~recompJso y Sc meti6
ia victoria en- fl boIsilto, con.
anotacion de 3 1.
La gaceta., 1937-03-29

JOE JACOBS DICE QUE BRA
DOCK ESTA C~ONSIDERAN-
DO LA OFERTA QUE SCHE-
MELTING LIE HICIERA